METHODS OF INCREASING PHYSICAL ENDURANCE IN HIGHLY QUALIFIED ATHLETES
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physical endurance, elite athletes, endurance training methods, load management, overtraining prevention, sport performance, conditioning programs, training intensity, Uzbekistan sport science, athlete monitoring.Abstract
Looking closely at how top athletes build stamina, this piece explores what shapes their physical limits - focusing on body functions, movement efficiency, and workout design. Drawing from major worldwide research, current techniques in elite sports are weighed for real-world impact. Shaping workouts to fit each athlete matters greatly, just like fine-tuning fuel systems within the body and allowing proper rest between efforts. Coming from Uzbekistan, our view blends global science with local training settings and competition demands. Finding usable, proven ways forward is key when tackling gaps in how endurance is built, aiming to support stronger results over time and fewer injuries along the way.Downloads
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