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    PART A 1 Cardiovascular Endurance is the ability of your heart, lungs, and blood vessels to delivery oxygen to your body tissue during physical activity. The more efficiently your body delivers oxygen, the lower your breathing rate is. An activity to improve your cardioactive strength is swimming. It builds up endurance and increases lung capacity. This type of exercise can slowly be bumped up after your body gets use to each exercise. Muscular endurance is the ability to have a muscle or group

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    II. Muscle strength However lower limbs more relevant than upper limbs for estimation of gait and physical function, handgrip strength has been used and well correlated with the most relevant outcomes. But there is factors unrelated to muscle strength, e.g. motivation or cognition, may interfere the correct assessment of muscle strength (Cruz-Jentoft et al., 2010). 1) Handgrip strength Isometric hand grip strength is well related with lower limbs muscle strength , knee extension torque and calf cross-sectional

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    15 Benefits of Gymnastics When the gymnasts give their performances at the national championships and in great events like Olympics, we can understand the flexibility and strength of the gymnasts. The physical strength, power, flexibility, grace, coordination, balance and control to be used in gymnastics are impressive. Some of the health benefits of gymnastics are mentioned here. Flexibility Gymnasts will be flexible enough. If flexibility is more, the injury risks can be reduced. The person also

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    Physical Strength

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    You need intelligence and physical strength to bulid a city, heres why. You need intelligence to really do anything. You need it because intelligence is how smart you are and you need to be smart to build a city. You need to have pysical strength also. Physical strength is how strong you are. Youn need to be strong to be able to build a city because you'll have to pick up heavy objects. According to the article it says, "They designed a new and larger forum which was to become the governmental

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    believe that these two strengths, along with my other top strengths, will help me obtain a fulfilling and successful career. The career field I think that would best utilize my

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    returning my physical balance and rehab may take me really testing my character, challenging my age and re-learning who I am physically and instead focusing more on who I want to be in the future. I was once built like a bull and now I am as weak as I was at ten years old. I fear that if I do not get this goal right it can have fatal consequences for everything I am trying to accomplish. Attitude will determine everything for me in pursuing this personal and professional goal. I have two strengths that

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    In mostly everything people say that physical strength is more important that mental strength. The thing that they don’t see is that using mental and physical strength is as important in sports. Without one of these strengths you won’t be successful in sports. You would need mental and physical strength in sports since both of them are important in sports. Both mental and physical strength are important in sports because without mental strength you won’t be able to plan a strategy to win the

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    much on mental strength and agility as physical power ?After reading “What Could Be Better Than a Touchdown” by Kelefa Sanneh and Why We Run by Bernd Heinrich, I say- mental strength and agility are just as important as physical power in sports. It may be true that physical power is more than mental power in sports. However physical power and mental strength are equally important. In “What Could Be Better Than a Touchdown” football players needed both mental strength and physical power to be able

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    Strength has nine definitions in the Merriam Webster Dictionary. It is seen as a word of power, and as a matter of fact, power is a synonym for strength. Like many of the words in the Merriam Webster dictionary, the word strength originates in England. It also happens to be the noun of strong. Strength can be defined as many things, but I see the word fitting into two categories. College students will be able to see in this essay that strength is defined in a variety of ways such as emotional strength

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    Sherpa Life

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    Physical strength is important because a person’s body can only withstand so much. According to Grayson Schaffer in “The Value of a Sherpa Life” the Sherpa porters struggle to survive in the hardships and conditions they face. He writes, “The men who were struck were carrying 80-pound loads to Camps I and II, or they were on their way back to base camp” (1). This shows how hard the Sherpas work and the weight of the supplies they have to withstand. Similarly, members on the James Caird have to withstand

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