UDK 340.6 Судебная медицина. Судебная психология. Судебная химия. Судебно-медицинская экспертиза
Failure to adequately meet energy needs has an impact on the health and performance of divers. A restrictive diet that results in low energy also leads to micronutrient deficiencies, premature fatigue, frequent injury, and poor athletic performance. Athletes should consume nutrient-rich foods and fluids, and certain nutritional supplements may be recommended under medical supervision. Although sweat loss during indoor training is relatively small, divers should adhere to certain fluid intake strategies. A multidisciplinary sports medicine team should be an integral part of daily training, and appropriate foods and fluids should be available during long periods of training and competition.
competitive diving, nutrition, medical support, diving, sports medicine, energy balance
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