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>> MARK: Hydration means that
the players and everybody in general,
needs to drink enough fluids,
so that the fluid circulates
throughout their body
and keeps them feeling well
and enables them to do everything
they need to do on a daily basis.
So, it generally relates to
how much water
and other fluids
that you drink each day
to make sure that
your body flushes out
everything that it needs to.
Water is a significant amount:
it makes up
an awful lot of your body,
and you're continually eliminating it
from sweating and being,
so you have to replace that,
to make sure that
you have enough water in your body
so that you can think properly,
you can breathe properly,
and your heart can beat properly.
>> TOM: When you're drinking,
you know that
you're putting fluid
through your body,
keeping yourself healthy,
and you're staying hydrated,
which is the main thing.
Just making sure that
you're always 100% feeling good.
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>> TYREKE: As a professional football player,
you lose a lot of water
when you're training
and doing a lot of exercise,
so it's important you get the water
back into your system
to help you give you fuel
for the game.
If you don't have
this water in your body,
the concentration during training
can be lost.
It's really important
to keep you hydrated because
it keeps you feeling well,
it enables you do to
everything that you need to do
to have a successful day,
and it keeps you concentrating
and feeling active.
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>> ALFIE: So to ensure
I stay hydrated,
I drink plenty of water
throughout the day,
after training, during training...
I normally try to have,
when I wake up,
have a bottle of water
in the mornings before breakfast,
and during breakfast,
I try to have a bottle, as well.
>> TOM: I always make sure
I have a bottle of water with me.
So whenever that's empty,
I make sure I get a new one
because drinking throughout the day
is essential, really,
to keep myself focussed
on whatever I'm going to be doing.
>> MARK: The difference between
drinking water and other drinks,
are that water is very simple,
water is what you're trying
to put into your body
so it's absorbed very, very quickly
and goes to where it should go
very quickly.
And another thing is,
it's eliminated very quickly as well.
There are other things
that you can drink
which can be very good for you,
for instance,
milk is very good for you,
it's got a lot of protein in,
does a lot of good things.
Whereas if you drink fizzy drinks,
things like that,
that can have lots of other effects
that you don't want.
So it's important to make sure
you drink the right things.
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>> ALEK: Food keeps us hydrated
because there are many fruits
and vegetables
that actually have water in them.
So if you think about
lettuce, oranges,
those types of foods
that actually have
a lot of liquid in them,
which means we can stay hydrated
through eating as well as drinking.
>> STEWART: The food that
we serve here at Southampton
is of a wide variety,
catered to keeping
the players hydrated
and the types of food
that we're talking in this area
is lettuce, watermelon,
anything that's going to
put those nutrients
back into their body.
>> MARK: In terms of emotional
well-being,
and how hydration makes you feel,
you can feel...
Your mood might not be as good
if you're dehydrated
so it can be linked to
people feeling unhappy,
not as lively as normal,
and not being able
to concentrate as well.
So in terms of doing well at school,
and concentrating on everything
that you need to do,
it's very important
to remain well hydrated.
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