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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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    Essay On Military Success

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    Private First Class in the United States of the Army”. Hearing those words meant that I finally overcame the toughest obstacle I have been faced with in my military career thus far; Height and Weight standards. Five grueling months of dieting and exercise consumed my life, but at this very moment, it all became worth it. All of my hard work and dedication finally paid off, and I received my very first promotion in the military. I will discuss the road to my success, and the bumps and hurdles I…

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    but serviceable; such as a physical therapist. A job in physical therapy consists of following different methods to support and strengthen people who are weak, disabled or injured. A physical therapist is expected to help patients with the use of exercises and other activities that require spry movements. Likewise, one can engage in this career in places such as rehabilitation centers, hospitals, and other optimistic environments. I feel like this job would allow me to interact with people while…

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    Quiz 6 1. Educational/Occupational: In my life, I have a detailed plan which can help me to graduate successfully. For example, I have a detailed school timetable, and it records the courses which I should take in every semester. It clearly arranges and balances the leisure time and learning time in my life. Financial: I often manage my finances. Thus, financial pressure will not hurt my studies and health. For example, every month I 'll plan and budget my…

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    Tactical decisions have a limited impact and tend to be more changeable while helping implement the strategy. Tactical decisions in the our work place would be having the member who fails their physical fitness test, perform mandatory training exercises three times a week until they pass. The decision to have them perform the training has limited impact on the overall mission of the unit, would be made by our mid-level managers, and deals with the real time actions of the member failing the test…

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    by understanding my body I can be able to specifically target certain parts of it in terms of exercise and toning, such as my abdominal muscles (which is the only muscle name I know). By accomplishing my first goal I can use the information I know about my body to follow through with my second and third goal. I am not healthy. There is nothing more to it. By healthy I do not mean that I do not exercise, I do. I mean that my diet is horrible. I am…

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    Air Force Fitness Program

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    POSITION PAPER ON AIR FORCE’S CURRENT PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM 1. The Air Force’s current physical fitness program will produce adequately physically fit Airmen. The current physical fitness program fosters the challenges of a mile and a half run, pushups, sit-ups and a waist measurement. According to gender and age, the scores generated in each category in the graded events are added up to meet a passing Air Force standard. It is a commander’s intent that every Airman be held responsible for…

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    In society, every person has a set of routines in which they carry out. Commonly, many people deem their everyday routines as mundane because they perform them on a daily basis. What people tend to be oblivious of is that most of their daily routines are constructed by society, every action one takes throughout their day is something they were taught by society. For example, the act of brushing one’s teeth or washing one’s hands after using the bathroom, are activities one is taught by their…

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    not include activity can lead to preventable doctor and hospital visits. While some seniors may feel intimidated by the thought of engaging in daily physical activity, the risks involved with not exercising could be significant. People who do not exercise may experience more difficulty walking and maintaining their balance. They may also have high blood pressure as a result of inactivity. All of these factors may lead to an increased need for medical attention, as well as a higher chance of…

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