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    physical therapy, fitness instruction, and overall health is capable of imparting the knowledge necessary to effectively train others, it is the prerogative of each graduating student to assess the job market and decide between working in a traditional gym and seeking self-employed status. For most aspiring fitness trainers and physical therapists, the realization of long held ambitions will be delivered in the form of a secure and steady full-time position with a major fitness franchise such as

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    professional fitness instructor to help them achieve their fitness goals, or get them started with a fitness program. However, if you are just getting started or implementing a new fitness program, you are probably facing a similar dilemma. Here is everything you need to know about professional fitness training and how you can benefit from it. Experience and Knowledge are Essential A personal training professional can create an individualized program that is perfect for your fitness needs. Getting

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    perform in order to stay in top shape. A runner's health and fitness, however, requires more, and combining strength training with your regular running routine will ensure this. When you speak to a personal trainer at ​Anytime Fitness—Centennial​ in Colorado, they will tell you that strength training exercises will make you stronger, faster, more efficient, and will help to prevent future injuries. The personal training programs at Anytime Fitness – Centennial include numerous strength training exercises

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    Enhancement Drugs Anabolic steroids are frowned upon in sports, The drug was sustained from sports in 1988, there has been a lot of arguments over this and I believe that the drug should be allowed for public use, and for sports. The drug is a great way to be where you want in life, for example, gaining muscle and gaining weight. The performance enhancing drug has and offers great affects on your body, for example, the drug has visual effects as in a lot toner body a nice shape in muscle growth

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    Health and Wellness Project Summary Although I do not usually have the time for exercising, I chose a health and wellness project to improve my physical health. For this project, I was required to complete some initial tests, set goals, make an exercise plan for a month, follow it, keep logs, and at the end of the month to complete the initial tests again. The exercise routine I made consisted of running, yoga and other stretches, weights, lunges, and planks. I generally alternated the running

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    Pate and Durstine (2004) define exercise physiology as the study of physical activity and the effect it has on the body, including its tissues and cells, over brief or extended periods of time. Over the years this discipline has made contributions to human health and has lead to athletic success through maximizing human potential. Clinical sports medicine has been greatly impacted by exercise physiology for a number of reasons, but most importantly has made improvements in enhancing athletic performance

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    Speed kills. It's a statement echoed in every team sport and it refers to how the players and teams with quick athletes are hard to stop. This has coaches on the hunt for quick recruits and working hard to improve speed, agility, and quickness (SAQ). In today's discussion I want to explore just a few of the ways an athlete can improve their SAQ. There are a number of elements that contribute to improving SAQ, and they occur on the field, and in the weight room. The first and easiest variable

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    in order to maintain um ……my position, I need to have a terrific um…. physique. I don’t want to be benched based on my performance so I need to… to build more strength… you know… then I can give more power spikes… hee hee hee.” 4.2.1.1.4 Fitness Fitness is used to imply good overall health status which includes both mental and physical well-being (total well-being) and good nutrition. Responses from participants show that generally the need to get and stay fit was of

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    The aim for beginners to weight training must be to lay the foundations for the intensive workouts that their bodies will eventually be subjected to. Obviously successful bodybuilding involves bringing together disparate elements such as nutrition and rest but choosing the right exercises is crucial. In this article we'll outline the barbell exercises that will enable new bodybuilders to develop the general strength and body conditioning needed. Initially beginners should aim to complete two sets

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    for this course. A: A challenge for this course is not procrastinating so I’m going to use this course as a practice run for the weekly planner 6. Explain how fitness testing and test results can affect your overall fitness. A: when someone achives their goal that can improve their mood and emotional health. Whne someone gets fitness tested and doesnt receive the results they wanted the will strive harder to get the desired results. 7.No matter your living situation, it is up to you to make

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