The author argues that the development of sports technology has led to the emergence of new forms of dysfunctional behavior among athletes, such as doping, which has become a serious problem in the world of sports. The plot of the book "Sport and Breathing" by the author is focused on the negative impact of sports technology on the physical and mental health of athletes, particularly in the context of doping. The author argues that the development of sports technology has led to the emergence of new forms of dysfunctional behavior among athletes, such as doping, which has become a serious problem in the world of sports. The book explores the consequences of this phenomenon and offers solutions to address it. The book begins with an introduction to the history of sports technology and its evolution over time. The author explains how advancements in technology have enabled athletes to achieve greater performance and endurance, but at a cost to their health and well-being. The author highlights the dangers of doping and its effects on the body and mind of athletes, including addiction, health problems, and psychological issues. The second chapter delves into the psychological aspects of doping, examining the reasons why athletes engage in this behavior despite the risks. The author suggests that the pressure to perform at any cost has created an environment where athletes feel compelled to use performance-enhancing drugs to stay competitive. Additionally, the author discusses the role of coaches, trainers, and other support staff in perpetuating the culture of doping.

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