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    Statistics relating to sports related volleyball injuries Injuries Rotator cuff tendinitis – when serving and spiking, the rotator cuffs are worked and are very important for the shoulder to move, with over use these muscles can get irritated or fatigued. Finger injuries – during volleyball fingers are vulnerable, this injury can happen when blocking, setting, and digging. Common finger injuries include dislocations, fractures, and tendon ligament damage. Ankle sprains – most common injury in volleyball and there is always pressure put onto your ankles, the most common is sprains but there is also torn ligaments and fractures included. ACL injury – most ACL injuries in volleyball players occur when a player lands awkwardly Low back pain – common source of chronic pain,…

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    comprise the endurance and strength training. Endurance training is predominantly an aerobic activity which is appropriate for supporting favorable cardiovascular and metabolic effects and processes. It is characterized by repetitive isotonic contractions which occur in the large skeletal muscle groups. Endurance training mainly consists of various activities such as swimming, running, playing, and cycling among others. American…

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    very effective for reducing cellulite. In fact, the Food And Drug Administration has recognized the endermologie body treatment as an effective treatment for cellulite. Benefits Of Getting An Endermologie Massage There are a number of ways that you can benefit from getting an endermologie massage. It can help increase blood circulation. When blood circulation is improved, it will be easier for your cells and tissues to get the nutrients that they need. Endermologie treatments can also help…

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    Muscles In Athletes

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    the muscle cells. As workload increases, the demand for oxygen increases. As a result, the body becomes depleted of most of its oxygen and energy capacity post-exercise. Muscle oxygenation is needed to increase after exercise to replenish energy loses and to repair the damaged muscle tissues. Glycolysis, the metabolic process of converting glucose to energy, is the primary source of ATP synthesis during short duration exercise bouts. Intense exercise rapidly depletes ATP reserves, and muscles…

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    Amino Hydrate was created to meet the body's need to stay hydrated, while sparing that hard-earned muscle. What makes Amino Hydrate unique is that it utilizes key forms of electrolytes and branched chain amino acids, while maintaining optimal concentration levels (osmolarity) to prevent further dehydration. Simply put, most sports drinks actually dehydrate individuals because they are too concentrated with sugars and have less than optimal levels of electrolytes. The combination of branched…

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    their point across to the reader which is the main goal. I felt as if providing a background about anatomy/physiology is extremely important so the parasympathetic nervous system fits perfectly with rest and recovery for that is the subdivision of the autonomic nervous system responsible for rest and recovery. I also feel as if the section of the article on periodization plans could be condensed to just training plans and their positive effects, however, the author mentions an exceptional point…

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    Here is some evidence why runners don’t like hills. First of all, going uphill means that you're going against the earth’s gravitational pull. This is also more difficult for heavier people, having to use more muscles. Also, the heart has to pump more blood to the cells and as a consequence, lungs have to do more work to remove the carbon dioxide from the heart and replenish it with oxygen. Running hills can make you sick, this is more of a problem if someone had to run in the middle of a hot,…

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    Muscle Fatigue Analysis

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    Muscle fatigue is something that can occur at almost any location in the human body. Muscle fatigue is defined as a reduced ability to generate force. Muscle fatigue is a sensation in which a feeling of tiredness or exhaustion or a need to ret because of lack of energy or strength occurs. Either of these conditions are simply symptoms. Neither are diseases and both are easily cured and adapted. There are two sites of muscle fatigue. These two sites include the following: central fatigue and…

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    Therapeutic Massage Essay

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    therapeutic massage can be great for promoting healing. If you have hurt your neck, back or other joint area or have limited range of motion from a past injury, a massage therapist can loosen up muscles and lessen chronic pain. Tennis elbow in particular can be mitigated through massage, and the malady itself can be caused by too much keyboard use, not just too much tennis…

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    Fat Persuasive Speech

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    hit the gym, huh? You just grabbed a tub of protein, some Underarmor clothes, and a water bottle. You’re ready to make some gains, aren’t you? Wrong. You’ve already made your first mistake, you forgot the creatine. But, does creatine really improve your performance? Well, we all know that one guy that’s always saying the most unbelievable things such as “bro, you gotta take your 50g of protein within 10 minutes of working out or it’ll be wasted!”, it’s straight up broscience which is word of…

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