THE ROLE OF A SPORT IN A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE
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Sport, physical activity, healthy lifestyle, prevention, health care, physical activity guidelinesAbstract
Sport and physical activity are important factors for health care, disease prevention, and overall quality of life. This article examines the effects of physical activity on cardiovascular, metabolic, and mental health; the relationship between types of sport, intensity levels, and health outcomes; and issues of individual adaptation according to age, sex, and socio-economic status. International and local literature are analyzed and the achievements and practical recommendations of leading researchers are compared. Finally, recommendations are made for promoting sport within health systems and for expanding scientific research.
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