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    HPE Assignment Script Term 3 commenced with each boy studying HPE in year 11, participating in the sport Touch Football. In this subject the cohort has been analysing the relationships between different energy systems and components of fitness that need to be acquired to successfully participate in the physical activity. Components of fitness are described as basic qualities that demonstrate the ability to complete daily tasks with energy, reduced health risks, and participate in a variety of physical

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    I partake in three different fitness classes which are very different from each other. I went to self-defense class, Zumba, yoga. I enjoyed all three of them. I have so much fun during the trial. At first, I was skeptical about going because I’m not a fitness person I assumed i would’ve made a fool of myself. My sister was like let’s do it I’ll go with you to all your trial, which motivate me to do it. The first one I went to is the self-defense class because I always wanted to know how to protect

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    Aerobic Lab

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    Rate, Breathing Rate and Exercise | Oct. 30th Teacher: Mrs. Pankerican Pre-lab questions: Anaerobic: A short exercise but very high intensity. Aerobic: A long exercise at a lower level of intensity. For muscles to work adenosine triphosphate (ATP) must be created. But because ATP is not stored in large amounts, as soon as you start to work your muscles need to produce more ATP. The fuels you need are nutrients and you also produce metabolic waste. When you exercise your muscles break down and

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    Research Report: Processes and Effects of Training and Exercise in Touch Table of Contents Introduction 3 2.0 Data Analysis 3 2.1 The Game of Touch 3 2.2 Middle Position Requirements 4 2.3 Wing Position Requirements 5 2.4 Personal Fitness Profile 7 3.0 Discussion 8 4.0 Recommendations 9 5.0 Conclusions 10 6.0 Appendix 11 7.0 Bibliography

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    BACKGROUND Fibromyalgia is a chronic disease characterized by several somatic symptoms including chronic musculoskeletal achiness, stiffness, and exaggerated tenderness at specified tender points (1). In the past, research analyses of the specified causes of this disease have been deemed inconclusive. It has been said that various psychological and physiological complications can initiate the events that lead to the development of fibromyalgia including psychological trauma, physical trauma, and/or

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    Initial Challenges to Health and Wellness Many people struggle with a minute gain of weight here and there but for me it was something different. Over the last year, I have gained fifteen pounds that I have not been able to lose. In my journey over the last year I have tried many methods to losing the weight that have not worked. I decided to focus on weight loss once again and give it one more go. Much of my weight gain in theory comes from overeating and not working out regularly. Growing up

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    Anaerobic Vs Exercise

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    general fitness and well-being. Starting with exercise, it is helpful to have a basic knowledge of the two main types of energy systems: aerobic and anaerobic. The aerobic, or oxidative system is used for any physical activity that lasts more than two minutes, such as swimming or hiking, because it can supply energy for longer periods of time (Fahey 61). Meanwhile, the anaerobic, or nonoxidative system comes into play during high-intensity exercises that last from about ten seconds to two minutes

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    Background: The research article entitled “Aerobic exercise reduces oxidative stress and improves vascular changes of small mesenteric and coronary arteries in hypertension” authored by Fernanda R. Roque and colleagues examines the effects of regular physical activity, namely aerobic exercise training, and its effects on hypertension. Specifically this study aimed at identifying a non-pharmacological treatment (exercise) for hypertension, with the assumptions that exercise promotes beneficial vascular remodeling

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    1. Define the three energy pathways. For each pathway, identify two exercises that utilize the pathway. If you were training to run a marathon, which pathway would be the focal point of your training? What types of activities would you incorporate into your marathon training and why? How will an understanding of energy pathways help you in your future training endeavors? Three different metabolic energy systems power your workouts — and your day. Here’s how each one works, and how to make the

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    (Haller). Some of these symptoms include rapid fatigue, myalgia, and muscle cramps in exercising muscles. These symptoms usually occur during the first 10 minutes of exercise. Muscle cramps are one of the major signs of McArdle 's Syndrome. To prevent these muscle cramps, one should avoid high intensity and maximal aerobic exercise. Muscle weakness occurs in 25% of people diagnosed with McArdle 's Syndrome and is more likely to involve proximal muscles and people over the age of 40.

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