Letters to the sports editor

Sports Editor:

Tipping the scales again "above," 29. Jan: my?lenkovem that linemen must be huge efficiency is not limited N.F.L. the last publication in The Journal of American College Health, the risk of cardiovascular disease compared in collegiate football players nonathletes. Include clarifying the resistance training aerobic training players and mostly eat high-fat diet. They found that half of the metabolic syndrome, linemen had characterized by central adiposity, increases blood pressure and a low level of protective ADVANCED BOOLEAN EXPRESSION LANGUAGE.

None of the players ' skill, he exhibited these properties and considerably less nonathletes exhibited in spite of the similarity of body fat.

Perhaps it is time for a new paradigm. Linemen can improve the performance and health in the aerobic training and increase the calories from healthier sources. Loading the calorically dense foods like nuts, dried fruit, vegetables and fish marinated in olive oil and pasta, to lead another metabolic Load Profile than bacon cheeseburgers and fries.

Dolins, Karen Reznik

Scarsdale, N.Y.

Writer, sports dietitian, Columbia University intercollegiate athletics and physical education.

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Sports Editor:

One proposal on increasingly lineman. Set the limit of the weight, say 280 pounds, giving players a year or two to get into the weight. How the Sumo wrestlers, 500-pound will likely soon be drafted. A lower dose or weight should reduce injuries the player, and otherwise improve their health. Jim Lein

Minot, N.D.

Punting on the priorities

Sports Editor:

Again, "60 million dollar Palace," Jan. 30: Allen, Tex., apparently has decided that 60 million dollars of investment in equipment football school shall ensure the supremacy in the production of soccer players Steakhouse, besting all other competing for primacy in this important international specialities.

This would be considered equipment price increase chances of student science competition for positions in the original in-demand technical specialities, international competition, which is, unfortunately, the lack of the United States?

John J. Breen

Middletown, n.j.

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Sports Editor:

It is good to know that these days the cuts to the budget on education and the issues relating to the ability of the educational system of the UNITED STATES produce individuals who can compete on a global level, at least people Allen, Tex., that their priorities straight.

Eugene J. Fenster

Lee's Summit, Mo.

Depicting the principles

Sports Editor:

Courage, excellence, stability, fairness, teamwork, commitment, citizenship, determination and integrity. These are nine words on the walls of the Jackie Robinson Rotunda, the first thing that appears when you enter the Mets Stadium, Citi field. What a pity that Fred Wilpon has taken such a mockery, the following principles, which include Robinson, and so many of us gourmet.

Manny Dar

Elmont, N.Y.

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