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长期以来,由于女子的解剖生理特点,运动能力相对较男子弱,一些较激烈,对身体要求较高的运动项目被视为女子的“禁区”。随之体育科学的进一步发展,禁区已被逐渐打破,马拉松、拳击、足球、举重……这些运动项目女子的进入,导致了对女子体育运动适应能力的重新认识,为女子体育运动开辟了广阔的前景,下面就近年来发展较快的女子体育运动作以介绍。女子马拉松在历届奥运会上,马拉松一直是女子运动员的禁区。马拉松跑程长,对身体、尤其对心肺功能要求很高。由于女子的心肺功能较男子差,因而女子长期被排除这项竞赛之外。1967年,美国运动员凯瑟琳·斯威策为了打破这个禁区,她女扮男装,跑完了波士顿
For a long time, due to the anatomical and physiological characteristics of women, their athletic ability is relatively weaker than that of men. Some of the more intense and physically demanding sports are regarded as “restricted areas” for women. With the further development of sports science, the restricted area has been gradually broken. Marathon, boxing, football and weight lifting ... The entry of women in these sports events has led to the re-understanding of the adaptability of women’s sports and opened up a broad Prospects, the following in recent years the rapid development of women’s sports as an introduction. Women’s Marathon In previous Olympic Games, the marathon has been a restricted area for women’s athletes. Marathon runners, the body, especially for cardiopulmonary function requirements. Because women have worse cardiopulmonary function than men, women have long been excluded from the competition. In 1967, American athlete Catherine Swetzer in order to break the restricted area, she disguised as a man, finished Boston