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    Physical activity is a well known health habit that successfully improves and maintains people 's health. In today 's’ society many people are aware of the idea that exercise is a critical item in their health but just choose not to participate in an activity where exercising is involved. I was one of those people. Now, I wrote was because I no longer am for the reason because of the health behavior was modified. I decided to modify my physical activity health behavior because of the increasement

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    “Beyond Physical Education: School - Based Physical Activity Programming” In chapter 16, Beyond Physical Education: School-Based Physical Activity Programming, Joe Barrett thoroughly elucidated the importance and declines in spontaneous and self directed child and youth physical activity. In today’s society, children and youth are living shorter lives than their parents due to the lack of physical activity. The observation of this matter triggered many organizations to produce physical activity guidelines

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    increasing physical activity and physical fitness may improve academic performance. Evidence also states that dedicated time to recess in a school day, physical education class, and physical activity in the classroom may facilitate academic performance. - Research shows that cognitive performance and brain health are improved by single sessions of long-term participation in physical activity. The people who benefit the most are the ones who participate in vigorous or moderate-intensity physical activity

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    Role of Physical Activities in Growth and Development 1. What will be the activity of choice for preschool children developing increased body mass index? Increased BMI is most oftenly related with sedentary lifestyle. There is an increasing trend of sitting for a long amount of time in children. This is due to the development of technology such as television, computer games, mobile phones, etc. that encourage them to sit to enjoy the entertainments rather than doing physical activities. Sedentary

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    Physical Education Critically discuss the relationship between physical activity, exercise and health and what whey means for society? Councils such as north shore city and Auckland promote being healthy and active on there websites. They encourage the community to get out there and become physically fit and active in the greater community. Also adverts on television such as push play ads, alcohol ads and depression ads help to inform the community about

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    may be influenced by sports. Caddick and Smith more specifically categorized activities that individually have more influence of these two types of well-being. Physical activity and sports influence a veteran’s SWB more affectively through active coping and doing things again, PTSD symptoms reduction, positively affective experiences, impact of activity in nature, and quality of life. As where sport and physical activity shows more influence on the psychological well-being of a veteran in the following

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    that when you are inactive all day, you will end up feeling worse than if you had gotten up off the couch and spent time exercising or playing sports or just going for a 30 minute walk? Understanding the risks associated with inadequate physical activity is an important step in taking an active role in the state of your personal health. Being physically active just 30 to 60 minutes on most days will help you to maintain a healthy weight. This is important in preventing heart disease, diabetes

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    Personal Visualizations 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).

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    Physical Activity Improves Student Academic Performances Healthy students are in fact better learners, according to Author Susan Telljohann of Health Education: Elementary and Middle School Applications. Students who participate in daily exercise or in a gym class are shown to have better academic performances. It is encouraged that students have at least 60 minutes of vigorous exercise everyday. In 2007, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation reported that only 36% of children received the recommended

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    1998). Physical activity has the ability to treat mild to moderate symptoms of depression, however, major depressive symptoms should be treated with drug therapy and psycho therapy (Artal, et al. 1998; Fontaine, 2000). Although the mechanistic relationship between depression and physical activity is not known, exercise can give a depressed person a feeling of accomplishment and a sense that they have taken some control back in their lives (Artal, et al. 1998). Intense sessions of physical activity

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