Fotbalistii sau cei care fac sport, fac abstinenta ca sa aiba mai multa energie?

…at least that is what researchers at Oxford University think. In a recent study, they surveyed 2, 000 participants of the London Marathon after the race. What they found was that those runners who had been sexually active the night before were on average 5 minutes faster than those who had abstained.
https://www.runtastic.com/......rformance/
2. "Sex the night before competition does not limit performance."
Tommy Boone, PhD, Member of the American Society of Exercise Physiologists, published a study comparing men’s performance on a treadmill. What the study found was that there was no significant difference in performance between those runners who had been sexually active the night before (12 hours before the test) and those who had refrained. The same conclusion was reached by Samantha McGlone, an Olympic triathlete, and Dr. Ian Shrier, the former president of the Canadian Academy of Sports, in an editorial on the impact of pre-competition sexual activity on performance.