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    obesity but it also prevents stress and diabetes, which leads to a long and healthy life. Many people think that exercising means having to do an intense workout, but that’s not true. There’s a lot of ways to exercise. For example yoga, strength training, boxing or something else- find the one exercise that will make you the happiest. Recent studies has shown that 1 in every 3 children are physically active. Less than 5% of adults participate in 30 minutes of physical activity…

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    machines. Some machines include arm resistance to work both the upper and lower body. Like ski machines, they require some coordination and may tire you faster than other machines, but they give a very thorough aerobic workout along with some resistance training. Workouts Heard of the 7-minute workout? How about Tabata? Both are just a few minutes. The trick is, you work harder than you thought possible, pushing yourself to the max. If you're not in shape now, start with something more…

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    My workout Plan for this client is a basic 12-week workout plan which includes 3 days of strength training and 2 days of aerobic workouts. To start of the program intensity will be low which will be 65%. The repetitions will be higher and weight will be lower to start with. The goal is to increase muscle strength, tendon, ligament strength, Increase Lean…

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    (2012), Hamarn, Elizabeth and et al. (2012) researches findings. fter running a 6-week neuromuscular training, in a survey with the title of increasing balance in high school female basketball players was done by Maklad and et al. (2009), they addressed to analyze a 6-week neuromuscular training program on the students basketball players' balance. The results showed that the neuromuscular training program increased the balance abilities and the proprioception of high school basketball players.…

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    “People exercising just 15 minutes per day have a 14% lower mortality risk than those who do not exercise and increase their life expectancy by three years,” stated Theresa Bebbington in WebMD Health News. Upwards of 300,000 deaths are linked to obesity or being overweight per year. Obesity is now the second leading cause of death that can be prevented in the United States. Exercising can reduce the risk of health problems and even death later in life. From lifting weights to aerobic exercise,…

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    Phase 1 My client should start in Phase 1, stabilization endurance, of the OPT model. Phase 1 will improve upon her muscular imbalances, as well as improve her coordination, stability, neuromuscular efficiency and muscular endurance ((NASM), 2013). My client should spend 4 weeks in Phase 1 before progressing on to Phase 2. Doing so will allow my client to gain the core stability required to progress through the OPT model. During phase 1, all exercises will involve an element of stabilization in…

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    States. “Approximately 56% of recreational runners and as many as 90% of those training for a marathon sustain a running-related injury each year(Schubert).” These running-related injuries, in particular, relate to the knees. Knee pain is most common among lifetime runners. There are many factors to consider when evaluating running and the medical troubles associated with running. The age, sex, running volume, particular training programs, and previous injuries component. c. Running reduces…

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    The Athletic Medicine team (comprised of Certified Athletic Trainers, Physical Therapists, and Athletic Training Students) is always prepared for life threatening conditions and capable of assessing postoperative, acute, or chronic musculoskeletal conditions. Upon evaluation of an athlete, we continue to assess the athlete to ensure progression of the athlete’s…

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    This picture shows the martial art from of Thailand is Muay Thai. The art of Muay Thai, I mean posture of integration, using feet, knees, and elbows to offense or get in fight. Muay Thai is used skillfully to go through basic training for fluently, then learn to use both feet, knees, and elbow to blend art and maneuvering to based on the Thai Boxing teacher will be adapted to apply then named the boxing. In Thailand, The ancient culture and art, such as the many beautiful such as temples,…

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    result of squat’s and deadlift’s improvements, as both of them provide a high fat burning process and also enhance testosterone production – which helps strength and resistance muscle process. Which, could be the cause for the better performance when training those exercises outside the class, and consequently an improvement on the results of them. In addition, the waist and hip ratio is probably a consequence of the entire process occurred during the last month of high muscular strengthen goal…

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