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    Physical fitness is to the human body a general state of health and well-being, and more specifically, the ability to perform aspects of sports or occupations. Being fit doesn’t mean being a champion in a particular discipline, or having muscles that pop out from clothes… being fit means living healthy and accordingly being a happy person. Physical fitness is generally achieved through a correct nutrition and a regular training activity. The benefits for being fit are countless, not only the training

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    Nutrition and Physical Fitness as Essential Tools for a Healthy Lifestyle I remember spending hours at the gym without seeing results. My routines involved two hours cardio plus half an hour of conditioning combining abs, squats and leg rises. However, my non-smart intake behaviors would remain, and I would consume junk food nearly every day whilst questioning why I was not seeing the results I aimed for after spending two and a half hours at the gym every day. Yet the answer to this question seemed

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    racks, this athlete is ready to tackle the day. Throughout history, sports have held a constant roll in culture and personal development, providing exercise, excitement, and enjoyment. The benefits of physical activity continue to be as relevant today as in the past with growing awareness of physical fitness and mental health. This essay will explore sport in its contribution to a sound and stable mind, a healthy body and lifestyle, and a sustainable drive for success that will follow the athlete throughout

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    The film “Fit” explores the evolution of fitness in the daily lives of American men and women. From being defined as a “vision of the body and its possibilities” to a literal culture of physical strength and appeal, how we understand fitness has been shaped throughout many generations. In the late nineteenth century, the belief that participating in daily or at least frequent physical exercise was good for the body was starting to become more popular. People were developing their own programs of

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    Directors Desk information about physical fitness test study Correctional Officers are an integral part of ADC completing the mission. The selection process used to select Correctional Officer has recently been transformed through the ongoing LEAN process. In the spirit of continuous improvement, the agency has examined the physical fitness selection tool used to assess CO applicants and Cadets ability to perform the job of Correctional Officer. The agency entered into an agreement with a private

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    ANDKNI} The Link between Physical Fitness and Brain Health Brain health and physical exercise The health benefits of physical fitness on brain health are well documented. The benefits range from improving memory and thought process to a reducing the chances of developing depression and illnesses such as dementia. Several studies have been released that show strong correlation between physical fitness and the overall health of the brain. According to a Harvard Medical School posting published on April

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    Understanding the level of fitness a person initially exhibits prior to beginning a fitness regimen is extremely important in helping them improve their well being. Hoeger and Hoeger (2015) include the current methods for testing an individual's baseline of physical fitness include body composition, cardiovascular, flexibility, muscular strength along with endurance benchmarks. Additional important benchmarks such as mental health will be investigated, with research completed by Gomez-Pinilla and

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    heritage, or what they have been accustomed to for many years and they would like to make a change in their activities that they have or want encouragement on how to have a better physical fitness within their family or themselves. The people of Anaheim will have a better understanding of physical

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    Physical Fitness Assessment After completing a couple of the physical fitness test I learned that even though I feel healthy I could work on my fitness. Discovering that I gain shortness of breath rather quickly for my age. I know I am not in the best shape but I am still young which it is easier to change habit of exercising now rather than later. Taking these test I found out that I am not fit for my age yet not all results were poor results. My results for the body mass index test was 21.2 which

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    dancing, physical fitness is a necessity in regards to proper execution of steps, reducing the risk of injury, and increasing the longevity of a performer’s career. According to Koutedakis, “physical fitness is an individual’s ability to meet demands of specific physical tasks.” Aerobic strength allows dancers to work harder for longer periods of time; an increase in stamina helps dancers get through demanding pieces and classes. ___Muscular strength can also be applied in regards to fitness as it helps

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