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    Inattention Blindness

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    Since Alexander Graham Bell’s successful 1876 telephone call to his colleague Watson, the concept of immediate, practical, and mobile communication has enraptured not only Bell’s home country, the United States, but also the rest of the modern world. Telephones, and mobile phones especially, significantly contributed to the advent of the current universal culture, a culture in which individuals can contact one another from a mere couple of miles away, from separate continents, or even from an IP…

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    Unit 12 Nutrition Essay

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    physical fitness and physical performance becasue you need to eat certain foods to give the body the energy it needs to be physically active. Glycogen stores in muslces and the liver can deliver about 2000 calories worth of energy. Journal 12- In Unit 26, I learned about nutrigenomics, epigentic, single-gene defects, and salt sensitivity. In Unit 27, I learned about physical activity, calorie output per pound of body weight for selected type of exersize, cardiorespiratory fitness,…

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    and fitness can be a difficult balance to master. It requires discipline, determination, and an understanding of just how important the balance is. I am going to be designing a personal workout tailored to your schedule, personal needs, and health standards. Being a recent college graduate who is in their 20’s this is the best time, if any to start enforcing positive healthy exercise routines. Ideally there are five components to health related fitness, you should be doing: cardiorespiratory…

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    desires good healthy living. Exercise is very important for women life. Health is the state of complete wellbeing not simply the absence of disease. Health and physical fitness is having remained the motto of man from ancient times. Physical fitness is the ability to meet each day demands without becoming exhausted. Physical fitness is that condition of your body that giver buoyancy to living. (John Walsh1966)1. Physical inactivity has been identified as the fourth leading risk factor for global…

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    Interval Training is cardiorespiratory training technique that alternates brief speed and recovery intervals to increase the overall intensity of your workout. Interval training is high intensity workouts and it is often used to reach performance goals and enhance fitness and well being. Interval training is beneficial because it reduces abdominal and subcutaneous fat, along with decreases fasting insulin and increases insulin sensitivity. Interval training that we do in gym class is mainly when…

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    As a prospective, observational cohort study, this study assesses the relationship between levels of cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) and rates of acquiring and surviving a cancer diagnosis over Medicare age (≥65 years old). The sample (n=13,949) included men who participated in the Cooper Center Longitudinal Study and had Medicare part A and B claims of prostate, lung or colorectal cancer between 1999 and 2009. Anthropometric measurements were taken before the protocol, including height, weight,…

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    Aerobic Fitness Lab

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    Aerobic Fitness Laboratory Report Ethan C. Bagwell University of Arkansas Introduction The problem addressed in this laboratory report is aerobic fitness and its association with cardiovascular disease and all cause mortality. Aerobic fitness is related to the ability to perform large muscle, dynamic, moderate to vigorous intensity exercise for prolonged periods of time (Thompson, Gordon, & Pescatello, 2014). Aerobic fitness has been considered a health-related part of physical fitness due to…

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    Salsa Dance

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    stable dancer, rarely making mistakes. She researched and described the physical movements used in our salsa choreography. Katie has shown great effort and significant improvement with diligent practice. She researched the applications of dance to fitness and health. Anita started off later than the rest for the group and was unable to make some sessions, but still prevailed during the final presentation. She helped research muscles involved in salsa moves we used in our choreography. Courtney…

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    fundamental movement skills) and specific (e.g., exercises targeted to motor control deficits) activities integrating resistance and dynamic stability training, core-focused strength development, plyometrics, and agility exercises to enhance muscular fitness and motor skill performance (Myer et al., 2013; Fort et al., 2016, Part II). Ultimately, an effective program develops neurocognitive processing and visual-motor abilities benefiting…

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    adults. Past research has shown a natural decline in vigilance as we age. However whether exercise can lead to an improved vigilance in older adults has not yet been studied. I propose to examine the effect of exercise by means of cardiovascular fitness and focusing on whether vigilance can be improved in older…

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