Science in the soccer

        This week the analysis will be of as science in to soccer. Consider that physical science is present everywhere, in the activities we do every day, is part of everyday life. A number of studies have described how many of the situations that are experienced in a field acting laws of physics and biology. From three seconds you have to take a player to launch a penal to the best way to rebuild a depleted muscle.A soccer ball loses between 30% and 40% of its speed after being hit by a kick. The greater the initial velocity, the more the rate at which the body is braked. The goalkeeper, moreover, has 450 milliseconds to decide on the place to try to stop the balloon. Must be able to anticipate the attacker's body posture. If they do it right, your chance of success is 80%.

     The other key is the angle of the hip. If the hip is open and points to a specific side of the arch, it is likely that the shot is directed in that direction. An elite athlete can view 7 points within the field in a second and an average player just tres.Esto has been shown by analysis of magnetic resonance images that have compared the neurological activity of elite athletes with common people. In the common people 80% of the information they receive is visual, whereas in athletes is 90%. Science is giving the players a new and effective way to recover from injuries, without falling into doping. Using his own blood. This is called plasma treatment, which involves removing blood from the player and subjecting it to a centrifuge to remove the red blood cells raises the level of platelets, since these cells help repair and regenerate tissues. Blood then centrifuged again be injected into the site of injury.

The best player of soocer in the world: Lionel Messi (Barcelona; Argentina) #1& Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid; Portugal) #2