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    Over the term of the semester, I was able to fully achieve my fitness goals (and then some), due to a well-structured workout plan, persistence and continued exercise throughout the semester, and reasonable goals. Due to this I was able to significantly improve my cardio and core strength. My long-term aerobic goal was to be able to run the 1.5 mile benchmark run in 9 minutes and 30 seconds, a 3 minute improvement over my initial 11:48 that I tested at initially. I thought this was a reasonable

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    Strength training is one of the most rigorous training workouts that you can experience. All the work that you put forth during a body building workout benefits you in several different ways. By performing body building exercises just a few days each week you can increase your stamina and metabolism, and build lean, strong muscles. The metabolic changes will happen naturally. To sculpt your muscles you will need to use specific equipment. The equipment you need to use depends on the muscles you want

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    TACFIT® is the original Tactical Fitness System, created by Scott B. Sonnon. Tactical Fitness is defined as: • Tactical: Of, relating to, or constituting a series of actions, carefully synchronized, coordinated, planned and executed to achieve a specific end. • Fitness: methods, protocols and principles to physically, mentally and emotionally prepare, mitigate and compensate for specific occupational, recreational and lifestyle stressors. • Tactical Fitness, therefore, is a contiguous approach

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    and increases lean body mass (Willox, 1994). Even though regular physical sport activity has been shown to improve physical fitness, it can also help in preventing many different health problems down the line that youths who participate in sports are more likely not to develop than youths who do not participate in sports. Women who participated in organized sport and fitness programs as

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    What is physical exercise? There are no other safe options to be physically fit but to do physical exercise. But first what is physical exercise? Physical exercise is any bodily activity that increase or maintain physical fitness. To be able to do physical exercise you need healthy body, endurance, strength, flexibility, balance, etc… It helps ourselves to be healthier, and we should do this regularly to maintain or to improve our body and health. Being Obese is really hard

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    What is one of the first things you’ll hear about working in the TV industry? That it’s a good, exciting career path? That you’ll work with great people, have great, varied experiences, or earn a living doing what you love? No. We are told that it is cut-throat. And more often than not, we are told that the only way we will be successful is if we act the same. We can’t even be nice. Ever heard the words “too nice for this industry” aimed at somebody? “I know work can get busy, you are ambitious and

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    of Physical Activity: Opportunities and Challenges with Palatable Representations Abstract: In this work, Introduction: Regular physical exercise is key to maintain and regain physical health (Weinberg and Gould 2006). It offers cardiovascular fitness benefits and reduces the risk of obesity (Haskell et al. 2007). Additionally, physical exercise also boosts cognitive abilities and contributes to emotional and social well being (Deslandes et al. 2009; Tomporowski 2003). Despite knowing these benefits

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    This paper explores the pain management of an older adult. Is the pain being managed or are there areas that need to be improved. Pain is a controversial issue, especially when it comes to pain in the older adult. There are researches that prove pain is not as prevalent in an older adult and then there are researches that disagree with that and say that pain is just as prevalent in an older adult as in any other person. Pain is a subjective matter; no two people have the same perception of pain.

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    Action-Based Learning: Does it Have an Effect on Grades? Erica Hollis Hannibal-LaGrange University October 2012 Action-Based Learning: Does it Have an Effect on Grades? Introduction What is one of the main things that teachers are focused on accomplishing with the students in their classrooms? What one thing has been a cause of debate for the last several years? The answer to both of these questions is grades. There has been a great emphasis put on academics and grades. Academics

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    For online P.E. this year, my primary goal was to increase my overall fitness. During the past school year, I did not often find the time to exercise, so I wanted to develop a routine that was doable, enjoyable, and beneficial for my health. I set two overarching goals: to increase the number of push-ups and sit-ups I can do in one set, and also to build up cardiorespiratory endurance (by training myself to run 5 miles in a single hour). As such, I chose exercises and activities that would help me

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