The Memory of The Human Body, The Prevention and Treatment of Sport Injuries and Physical Exercise for Health During Artistic Gymnastic Training

Objective: We deal with artistic gymnastic training, which it requires physical well-being, encouraging and improving self-efficacy duringforce rapidity cycles, preventing this sport injuries, for a population of individuals twenty-five years old and over old. In what concern outstandingthe cycle trading, in the aim of personal, individual and team gaining of physical performances, we will analyze how the memory of the humanbody influences posture evaluation, whilst personalized treatment cares, physicians must operate despite several types of incidents onto stressedconditions in respect to wide attention, concentration and liability, normal sportive activities, and following standard programs of artistic gymnastictraining, considering relevant and relax sessions for psychological behaviors. In all physical sessions before and after exercising it is fundamental forathletes to guide them in all training, mainly to behavior from start to end empowerment results. Methods: 144 registered athletes volunteered to participate in this study, ranking their performances by apparatus, and with ranges from 0 to24 scores. Then, the study involves 144 athletes exhibiting one evolution of artistic gymnastic exercise, in high performances and in strong stressedcondition execution. Then, the measure of force rapidity cycles, in these cases, is measured by computing the difference between the highest scoreattributed to the exhibiting proof, and the real obtained score, if it is in the higher ranges, following collected data in the Kaggle dataset. Finally, weclassify the athletes of this competition in two classes based on their scored range. Results: Emphasis will be placed on the use and calibration of equipment as well as adaptation of equipment to different research settings. Conclusions: Social actions and behavioral patterns as influenced by the communication process in teams; experiential approaches to techniquesof interpersonal and small group relationships and leadership on big sport teams; the constantly evolving communication media as instruments of behavioral change.