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    particular the older adults. This concept focuses on prescribing muscular fitness exercises to older adults but in certain amounts and types. In addition, it focuses on testing the older adult before prescribing an exercise routine. For example; I will have to conduct a 30-second chair stand and arm curl test to assess their level of muscular fitness. Prescribing muscular fitness exercises come with a range of benefits. It helps to increase muscle mass, psychological and cognitive functions and…

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    students lives for years, but has anyone ever considered why? Believe it or not, there are a lot of downsides to PE class, possibly more than benefits. While it is true that children need exercise, should it really be forced? There must be a better way to go about it. People may think PE should be required all throughout a students career because they need the exercise, especially in elementary schools so younger kids can get their energy out. In fact, heart.org says the obesity rate in…

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    just enjoy exercise. I thought of it as uncomfortable and time consuming. But now I understand. I began running in high school when I joined the track team, and I continue to run and work out regularly as a hobby. As well as keeping me in good shape, it helps me unwind at the end of a long day or week and keeps me in a better mood. I have come to find out that there is a reason for this improvement in my mood. Exercise is beneficial to both the mind and body, and many people who exercise…

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    The patient was also provided a home exercise program (HEP) to maintain her gains through physical therapy services. Throughout treatment, the rehabilitation program was updated accordingly based on the impairments that remained each week, and progressions were given for the interventions that…

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    supervised in-class activity, health educations sessions and internet-based self-monitoring. The intervention group met for 60 minutes a day, 5 days a week with each day incorporating different physical activities. These included a variety of aerobic exercises…

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    an important role in the rehabilitation of tendinopathy, the type of load is also important, eccentric exercises have been recognized to the improvement of symptoms in numerous research studies in this not so clear condition and are mostly used for rehabilitation (Maffilu et al., 2005). The aim of this literature review is to provide a comprehensive review to see if eccentric loading exercises have a positive effect in reducing pain and improving symptoms in chronic Achilles Tendinopathy based…

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    homework for home care to help them work on micro managing their pain levels. This program really helps patients start cutting back on their pain medicine, and teach them how to have their body produce natural pain medications. There are so many benefits with this program, and this program treats a variety of injuries as…

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    constantly watch your diet and take real good care of your body. The most challenging part about have physical issue in late adulthood, is dealing with the fact that exercise becomes very challenging and seeming impossible. The reason this is a big challenge is because most issues could be take care of and dealt with, with better diet and exercise (especially high blood pressure and…

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    12. Women's Running Shoes What are women's running shoes? Sports shoes are designed exclusively for women to endure a lot of wear and tear while they run or jog. These shoes make women moving around much easier. Although every woman would like to have, a pair of stylish shoes, sneakers or sports shoes is also a must-have addition for her to run or jog comfortably and easily. A pair of quality women's running shoes will be capable of protecting their feet when they jog, sprint, play a game or…

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    examines, diagnoses and treats a patient’s injury. Specifically, a sports physiotherapist is involved in a particular area of physiotherapy, dealing with injured athletes. Treatments for athletes may range from personally designed stretching and exercise programs, to providing education on how to prevent injuries. Sport physiotherapists differ from normal physiotherapists as the athletes they attend to perform at a high level and constantly place extreme demand on their bodies- including their…

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