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    can do changes, women can exercise regularly through all three trimesters. The key to doing that successfully and having a fit pregnancy is learning the best exercises for pregnant women. Prenatal exercises for pregnant women are safe (just make sure to get the okay from your doctor first) and promote a healthy pregnancy by combatting fatigue, reducing the chance of gestational diabetes, and most importantly, improves the baby’s health. Below you will find prenatal exercises for pregnant women…

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    time for exercise during her entire life. She can’t recall a single day when she broke a sweat. This complete lack of exercise caused her bones to become delicate and frail. She always had an excuse and never made time for her body. Sadly, most Americans are like this. America is a country of excuses, especially when it comes to exercise. People often say “I’m too busy,’ “I don’t have time,” “I am too tired,” the list is endless! People will think of every reason in the book not to exercise.…

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    First of all, exercise is an important health behavior to improve the health in general. In her article, “Take Your Mark. Get Set. Go. Here 's What You Need to Do to Get Fit,” Katherine Hobson, notes that JoAnn Manson, chief of preventive medicine at Brigham and Women 's Hospital in Boston, says “Physical activity is healthful not only because it fends off excess pounds and builds muscle, thus lowering the risk of heart disease and many other ailments. Exercise also has clear independent…

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    finding my steady state that much harder as I was constantly having to stop and start because of people getting in my way. During our training, I never had to worry about other people as our class had varied fitness levels, thus, whenever we did exercise as a group I did not face the issue of others getting in my way, causing me to slow down. However, as I entered the race it soon became apparent that training with only a small class had disadvantaged me. Because of this I then had to apply some…

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    2011; Y. Saraboon et al., 2015) (Table 1 displays the SCT derived interventions). The multi-component intervention is delivered by multidisciplinary teams including programs for health education, diet, exercise, and support (health volunteers and healthcare providers). The education, diet, and exercise programs will be organized as a 3-consecutive day workshop. The health education program on lasting 2 hours will be delivered on the first day of the workshop. The health education program…

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    Discovering yoga It was only a matter of time before overworked, overstressed, and overextended Westerners discovered the power of yoga. As we endured the running craze of the 70s, sweated through the aerobic classes of the 80s, many have embraced yoga during the 90s. If the thought of twisting your body into a pretzel shape is what's holding you back, don't despair. You set your own goals and develop at your own pace. Sound intriguing? Yoga can increase your concentration and flexibility,…

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    our health in the long term. There is many studies that indicated what exercising could do for the human body. For example, according to Male Appleby she states that exercising could benefit us in twenty-five different ways. Appleby writes, “How exercise will benefit the heart, our cardiovascular health would improve, we would look younger, live a longer life, and lastly we would just look great.” (Bodybuilding.com) these are just some of the…

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    The erector spinae, latissimus dorsi, thoracolumbar fascia, trapezius, external obliques, and rhomboids are all back muscles that are incorporated in the sport of soccer. Exercises that increase muscular endurance in the back include deadlifts, pull-ups, pull downs, and…

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    Research has been carried out on the relationship between exercise and cognition which is believed to be an important factor in cognition in young adults, however there is limited supported evidence whether exercise can lead to improved vigilance in adults. A main factor that benefits vigilance and cognition is exercise. This leads…

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    responsibility, physical education classes offer an invaluable service in shaping adolescents into successful adults. Although PE classes previously benefited ‘star athletes’, this is not necessarily the case anymore (Menza). With the many new forms of exercise, it does not have to come down to a game of dodge ball (Menza). Physical activity does not strictly mean physical education classes. Other forms, such as recess, can also be employed to get children active (“The Benefits of Physical…

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