LOS FUNDAMENTOS DE LA TERAPIA Y LA NEUROCIENCIA PARA EL ALTO RENDIMIENTO DEPORTIVO
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Neurociencia , Deporte, Alto rendimiento, TerápeuticaResumen
Este artículo es solo una vista previa, una copia del trabajo realizado para un alto rendimiento del atleta con el uso de las neurociencias, es decir, utilizando la neuroanatomía del sistema nervioso, con métodos que están científicamente probados y firmados por científicos médicos, donde los individuos son evaluados en función de sus matices desde la historia del comportamiento, como a través de la posibilidad de usar neuroimágenes o comprensión del cerebro que revelan las verdaderas razones del comportamiento, así como las regiones cerebrales relacionadas en su conjunto para una mayor efectividad posible y un alto rendimiento.
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