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HEALTH TIPS:
Athlete’s Heart
It’s the loafer’s heart that is more likely to cause trouble not the athlete’s heart.
The notion that the athlete’s heart is abnormal and unhealthily enlarged has long been exposed as a myth, says a joint comment by the American Medical Association’s Committee on the Medical Aspects of Sports and the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations.
The athlete has for years been coached to extend himself beneficially beyond the early stages of fatigue in a progressive training program, As a result his heart pumps a greater output of blood per minute with fewer beats. It relaxes longer and more completely between beats. The heart works more efficiently at rest and far more capably during activity. This is no more than the normal function of the heart: to propel blood to the body tissues as required.
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