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Drinking Alcohol will:v Increase your risk of dehydration due to its diuretic effectsv Impair your body's ability to regulate body heat, impairing endurancev Reduce your blood sugar levels which lowers energy level needed for prolong activityv Impair your reaction times, coordination and balancev Reduce endurance, strength and speedv Increase your risk of injury and negatively impact recovery timev Impede your body's ability to absorb necessary nutrients and deplete vitamins already storedv Slow the respiratory systemv Interrupt sleep patterns interfering with truly restful and restorative sleepRemember:ü Avoid alcohol for at least 48 hours before strenuous exercise/training/playingü After exercise you must re-hydrate with non-alcoholic drinksDRINKING ALCOHOL WILL DECREASE AN ATHLETE'S ABILITY TO TRAIN AND PLAY HARD!
Drinking Alcohol will:v Increase your risk of dehydration due to its diuretic effectsv Impair your body's ability to regulate body heat, impairing endurancev Reduce your blood sugar levels which lowers energy level needed for prolong activityv Impair your reaction times, coordination and balancev Reduce endurance, strength and speedv Increase your risk of injury and negatively impact recovery timev Impede your body's ability to absorb necessary nutrients and deplete vitamins already storedv Slow the respiratory systemv Interrupt sleep patterns interfering with truly restful and restorative sleepRemember:ü Avoid alcohol for at least 48 hours before strenuous exercise/training/playingü After exercise you must re-hydrate with non-alcoholic drinksDRINKING ALCOHOL WILL DECREASE AN ATHLETE'S ABILITY TO TRAIN AND PLAY HARD!
There is no ready equation, but you can derive one using the three known kinematic equations.Using the general notations:u = initial velocityv = final velocitya = accelerations = distancet = timev = u + atHence, u = v - atv2 = u2 + 2asHence, substituting the value of u from above,v2 = (v - at)2 + 2asv2 = v2 -2vat + a2t2 + 2asÂ?2vt = at2 + 2s Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? Â? .......(Cancelling v2 and dividing by a)
There are four kinematic equations. Assuming acceleration is constant, the equations are:vf = vo + a*txf = xo + vo*t + (1/2) a*t^2vf^2 = vo^2 + 2*a*(xf-xo)d = (vf + vo)/2 * tOn the variables: f indicates final value, o indicates original or initial value.v = velocitya = accelerationx = positiond = distancet = time^ indicates an exponent (i.e. t^2 is t squared)* indicates multiplication