Article : The Relationship Between Sexual Activity (and Four other Health Behaviors) and Marathon Performance Among Non-elite Runners
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  • Auteurs
    Peter B. Anderson, Paul Wei, and Ivy Shyu.
  • Année de publication
    2001
  • Journal
    Electronic Journal of Human Sexuality
  • Abstract (dans sa langue originale)

    This study examines the relationship between marathon runners' performance and sexual activity plus four other health-related behaviors in the 48 hours prior to a marathon race. Results showed that marathon runners sexual activity was not related to their relative running performance. Those who slept more and took in more calories, compared to the amount they slept and the calories they consumed in previous events, performed better in this marathon, compared to their performance in previous events. Alcoholic drinking and cigarette smoking were not related to self-reported running success.

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  • Apparait dans la controverse
    Avoir une activité sexuelle avant un événement sportif : existe-t-il un impact négatif sur les performances sportives ?
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