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Better information to make better decisionsTeam unity
CommunicationTrust
Collective ResponsibilityCaring Pride
Are you only a shadow of what you could be?
The strongest predictors of alcohol and drug abuse among high school or college youth are social. Among high school and college youth, for example, the social group dominates as
the best predictor of substance use…
Young people use drugs primarily as a function of the social group with whom they interact.
What kind of performance will you have?
Scans by Amen Clinics
HEALTHY NORMAL BRAIN
HEAVY TEEN ALCOHOL USER
What kind of performance will you accept?
Decreased Recovery
Lost Training Effect
Better decisions
Live the Life of an ATHLETE
Athletes remain one of the most at risk populations within
the general population.
The peer pressure associated with team membership is among the
greatest of any known sociological factors of influence.
Definition of an Athlete:
A. Participant trained or gifted in exercise or sport
B. Individual possessing superior strength, agility & stamina
C. One prone to take risks to achieve success
D.Member of group at greater risk for social drug use & abuse than general population
E.All Of The Above
Did you pass the test?
Will you?www.americanathleticinstitute.org
Are you living the life of an ATHLETE?
Is your life free to achieve, to be at your best, to pursue your dream
without any doubt that it is possible?
Is the life you are living conducive to being at your best?
Show what you are By what you do
With what you have
Your finest day is coming… Will you be at your best?
Live the Life of an ATHLETE
CONTRIBUTING FACTORS OF ATHLETIC POTENTIAL
“The only one that limits you is yourself.”
Live the Life of an ATHLETE
COMMITMENTFOCUSDEDICATIONSACRIFICEDESIREPRIORITYRESPONSIBILITYACCOUNTABILITY
Live the Life of an ATHLETE
Determined most by the way you live your life…
Live the Life of an ATHLETE
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1-4 drinks 5+ drinks
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AAI has researched the effect of alcohol on elite athletic performanceProven Scientific Facts:
Alcohol increases the time for recovery of androgenic training hormones (Up to 96 hours- 4 days)Alcohols diuretic effect diminishes water soluble vitamins required for hormone catalytic/conversion actions
HGH (Human Growth Hormone) release is reduced up to 70% during the sleeping hours when release is at peak levelsAlcohol greatly increases the release of cortisol (the stress hormone) Cortisol negates training effect
Alcohol decreases the protein synthesis for muscle fiber repairAlcohol can impair the blood glucose system for up to 36 hours
Alcohol reduces the immune system capability - Athletes who drink get sick more often.Drinkers are twice as likely to become injured as non- drinkers
Alcohol reduces performance potential by up to 11.4% in elite athletes and perhaps by as much as 15-30% in h.s. athletesAlcohol disturbs the REM sleep time, reducing the CNS restorative/recovery ability
Alcohol impairs reaction time up to 12 hours after consumptionAlcohol negatively affects heart lungs and muscle performance (<VO2 > Lactate < Ventilation >H.R.)
Heavy episodic drinking results in projected losses of up to 14 days of training effectSUMMARY:
Alcohol is a metabolic poison that crosses all barriers and negatively affects all systems of the human physiology simultaneously
Time to educate your Athletes, Parents, Coaches…
THE MOST OVERLOOKED ASPECT OF REACHING
ELITE LEVEL IN ANYTHING IS
LIFESTYLELive the Life of an ATHLETE
The effects of alcohol use on high level performance, training effect, and athletic development are clear.
Alcohol is a metabolic poison that crosses all physiological barriers and has a negative effect on all physiological
systems simultaneously.
Are you living the life of an ATHLETE?
Is your life free to achieve, to be at your best, to pursue your dream
without any doubt that it is possible?
Is the life you are living conducive to being at your best?
Show what you are By what you do
With what you have
Your finest day is coming… Will you be at your best?