Abstract

This study starts from the illustration of exercise training food and physical education and combines the introduction of complementary theory; it discusses the effectiveness of exercise training food to the supplement and lifting of athletes’ physical function in physical education. Exercise training food can give efficient support to athletic physical function and improve the validity of physical education.

Keywords:

Exercise training food supplement, physical function,

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