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    Essay On Zumba

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    Why you need to wear a pair of shoes in Zumba? Zumba in not only a dance but also an aerobic exercise that includes moving very fast with energetic music. This style of dance requires front to back, side to side movement and sudden turning etc. These movements put much pressure on your feet. If you start your Zumba workout barefoot, it may cause serious injury and Zumba will bring you with pain instead of benefits. So, to protect your feet and to get maximum of Zumba, you need a special pair of shoes

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    academic performance of a student mainly by aerobic and anaerobic exercises. Introduction Students who exercise regularly tends to have an effect on their academic performance. However, students who does not make time on exercise performs poorly in academics. Many students who exercise tends to have better grades than those who do not. Hence, the researcher supposes that regular exercise can affect the academic performance of a student mainly by aerobic and anaerobic exercises. To prove this point

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    The purpose of the current case report was to describe the course of care and specific therapeutic interventions for the management of recurrent patellar subluxations in a 72-year-old female with relapsing-remitting MS. She demonstrated with improvements in ROM and strength of bilateral LE. Improved strength of the quadriceps and decreased muscle atrophy improved the patients ability to complete sit to stand transfers, stand for prolonged periods and ambulate greater distances. From the initial evaluation

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    Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author Bhaswati C Mukherjee An active aerobic exercise program implies more hectic work for the heart and lungs as you work out like during dance moves. The anaerobic indicates the compulsion for the heart and lungs to work harder like in bodybuilding. The aerobic idea of being a living entity in the presence of oxygen is a heartening sensation indeed and should provide the motivation to strive for

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    Short Speech On Biking

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    know that 60 minutes of physical activity a day you are supposed to have? Maybe you know what to do for those 60 minutes. Go for a bike ride! Biking is mainly an aerobic exercise, meaning it strengthens your heart, probably a pretty important part of your body huh? “Good for strength and stamina – cycling increases stamina, strength and aerobic fitness.” (Cycling pg.1) Its a great cardiovascular exercise. Biking will increase your strength and stamina. Biking is great for your personal goals. For more

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    Vertical Jump Test Essay

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    The vertical jump test short bursts of energy compared to the Wingate test which requires longer periods of energy to complete the actions at hand. Both the Wingate and vertical jump tests are anaerobic exercises. “The most widely used test to evaluate anaerobic power is the Wingate Anaerobic Test.” (1.) For the Wingate test, ATP is used up first and then once your ATP is used up, you have to rely on ATP of glycolysis. Glycolysis is a slower, second option process which is why you’re not getting

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    August Goal

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    Introduction Task 1 Goals 7th August Initial Goal: I try to enhance aerobic fitness and decrease time no later than initial time dropping maybe two or three minutes. Taking longer strides and increasing physical activity versus endurance. My objective is go at faster pace until I can build up a steady speed and to get it in 30 minutes without giving up or slowing down. 19th of august Goal: I seek to enhance endurance no later than 30 minutes. I will use interval training training. This training

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    Becoming Fit Essay

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    There is never a better time then now to transform the body. Taking the first steps to changing your body is the hardest part. Changes in a lifestyle need to occur, figure out the healthy foods to eat, the healthy amount of calories to take in, and the certain exercises that will target the fatter areas. Losing fat and exercising are the main parts to transforming the body. The process of fat loss will help maintain a long, healthy lifestyle. The change in a lifestyle is one of the main parts to

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    ligament Question 13 2 out of 2 points The following muscles need to be stretched, lack of flexibility in which group causes the most injuries Answer Selected Answer: c. Hamstrings and lower back Question 14 0 out of 2 points For aerobic workouts lasting over an hour you should include this in your fluid intake. Answer Selected Answer: a. Protein Question 15 0 out of 2 points Twisting, bending, and pressing on a walking shoe is a way in which to test the shoe’s: Answer

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    List all ten components of fitness. Mark these as either health-related or skill-related fitness components. Component of Fitness Fitness Type Muscular strength Health Muscular power Health Flexibility Health Muscular endurance Health Stamina or aerobic capacity Health Speed or anaerobic capacity Skill Agility Skill Balance Health Coordination Health Body composition Skill TASK 2: Select two sports you are interested in. i) identify the components of fitness required to play these sports effectively

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