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Emily DeRosa
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Chapter 1
00:05
Chapter 2
00:48
Chapter 3
01:05
Chapter 4
01:58
Chapter 5
02:38
Chapter 6
03:12
Chapter 7
03:28
Chapter 8
03:55
Chapter 9
Everexertion
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00:00 - 00:03
Hi my name is Emily DeRosa and Margaret logic is
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on overexertion sports and how it affects some athletes until
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overtraining syndrome is when an athlete pushes himself to
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the limit which which can result in hard recovery in
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and can have some
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crucial effects such as fatigue, loss of appetite and many more.
00:23 - 00:26
Um in similar seven,
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Roosevelt sends a letter to his Children telling him why sports.
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Maybe not,
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maybe it's probably not the best for them and
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other things or may maybe more important sports can cause
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uh injuries and can be very dangerous.
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And overexertion has some crucial um effects that can
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be hard on a person.
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Uh In this picture they it shows different versions of overexertion,
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two of them being overtraining and overreaching.
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Overtraining is much more crucial than overreaching
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and has a lot more consequences.
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Um
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Professional athletes in a way of dealing. So mom biles has
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quick
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uh many times during her Olympic career in 2017,
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she uh took a break because of her mental health and
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her training was a lot on her. She told jimmy Fallon during this time, she also
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dropped out this year because of um
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because of an injury.
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Uh among manual has talked about her overexertion and how
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it has led her to deal with depression and insomnia.
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Um Elena Delle is a professional basketball player,
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basketball is one of the most um intense uh
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sports and she has also talked about this as well
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um athletes performance during uh due to overexertion.
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Overexertion has some a lot of physical and emotional exhaustion and then it has a
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is very crucial to a
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to an athlete most and the cause, I mean, the effect of this is that most,
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most athletes um
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like
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end up quitting and actually
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stop the sport
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or
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they drop in level
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and that is
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clearly not good.
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Um
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but sports can also be good on a person's mental health.
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Uh it definitely helps you manage stretch, I mean stress uh when you are exercising,
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it's good for you and
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exercising at a good
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level and not at such an intense
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an exhausting level can be good for you
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in this chart. It actually shows you
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the sports and how
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uh March it has helped mental health and people's mental health
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potential solutions,
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just taking breaks and just focusing on yourself and your trading,
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uh not training as much eating healthy and uh
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just reducing the training is the best uh conclusion.
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Overexertion is very hard on the person and just
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uh
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just keeping aware of your
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overtraining, how much your
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energy you're putting your training and just being aware of
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of your health and how you are and just sometimes taking breaks as a good thing.
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And yes,
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and these are my citations and thank you
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