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    In living organisms, there is a common process that occurs, that is known as aging. Aging is process that begins the day that we are born and only ends on the day that die (Woodrow, 2002). It involves gradual physical and psychological changes to the human body and mind, in addition to societal changes. Throughout one’s lifespan, adaptation plays a pivotal role in aging, as many are challenged with limitations throughout. In society today, it is common to hear people say that they want to age

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    every day: we are turning more sedentary, more obese, more troubled by chronic indispositions and illnesses that threaten our capability to live healthy with sound and vigorous mind to a productive life. Still, too many Americans smoke; too few exercise. The cases of obesity and diabetes continue to inflate due to the aging population and the rising number of overweight individuals. More than one-third (34.9% or 78.6 million) of the U.S. adults are obese with an approximate of an annual medical

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    to reduce pain and swelling. • Starting range-of-motion and strengthening exercises (physical therapy). • Returning to full activity gradually. The timing will depend on the severity of your condition and your response to treatment. You may need surgery to relieve the compression if other treatments have not helped. After surgery, you may need to wear a removable splint or boot for support and eventually have physical therapy. HOME CARE INSTRUCTIONS If You Have a Splint or Boot: • Wear it

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    2005). Additional studies are needed to determine if the exercise environment, such as a fitness club, had any influence on the adherence of exercise. Previous studies have shown that the environment within a fitness club is motivating for those who are overweight and obese. Assuming this is true, one can speculate that a fitness club would discourage over-eating and a sedentary lifestyle. Healthy Lifestyle “Lifestyle is a term to describe the way individuals, family circles, and societies live

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    As human beings we all have the desire to live longer lives. Well according to recent studies the key to longevity are diet and exercise. Living a healthy lifestyle can ultimately add years onto your life expectancy. There are certain groups of people around the world who are living longer lives. For instance let’s consider the pacific islanders of Okinawa. They have a life expectancy of more than 81, compared to the average life expectancy of 78 here in the United States. Another example would

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    find out the depression levels of the participants and see if physical activity effects all participants with different levels of depression or only participates of low levels of depression, we will use a beck depression scale to test the levels of the participants throughout the study. This is important because it will help to bring about a new way to keep a large amount of people away from depression because we know the effects of physical activity on society in order keep depression at a controllable

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    imaginative ideas that I use for inspiration to create my various artworks. However, without exercise, how could I express myself physically or take care of my health? In the past, I despised any forms of exercise or physical activity. I found them tedious, boring and most importantly exhausting. I would rather do something sedentary than move around and become sweaty. Based on my unpersuadable opinions on exercise, I overlooked the meaningful impact that it had on my overall well-being and development

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    Haakstad and Bø (2011) sought to examine the effects of exercise on birth weight in previously sedentary women in Norway by establishing an exercise schedule using an assessor blinded RCT. They supposed lower birth rates would not result from pregnant women participating in moderate intensity exercise. The study included nulliparous women who had not participated in a structured exercise program of >60 minutes once a week or > 120 minutes of brisk walking per week over the last six months (Haakstad

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    In unit four, we learned about the various subjective and objective methods of measurement for assessing physical activity. Learning that each method of measurement has its own advantages and disadvantages. Making it more challenging to accurately measure physical activity. For the activity part of unit four, we were told to take the “International Participation and Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ)” survey. Once completing the survey, we were told to discuss why the last seven days of activity should

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    Top Three Career Choices

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    on the health careers workshop activity, my top three career choices were exercise science, health promotion and wellness, and nutrition. Exercise science is the study of human movement to maintain or to improve physical fitness. Some popular occupations in the exercise science field are a personal trainer, strength and conditioning coach, athletic trainer, occupational therapist, and physical therapist. If you are a physical therapist, occupational therapist, or an athletic trainer, you must go to

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