Sports Science

Sports science is an interdisciplinary field of research that applies scientific principles to understand the human body's response to exercise, sports, and physical activity. By combining knowledge from biology, physiology, psychology, and biomechanics, sports scientists aim to improve athletic performance, prevent injuries, and promote overall health and wellbeing, making it a vital area of study for athletes, coaches, and healthcare professionals alike.

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