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    each citizen but every single person will view their favored characteristics in each person and decide to vote for who they want as the next President of the United States of America. Some of these characteristics can be honesty, intelligence, endurance, cleverness, experience. All of these can help a person become president. People like to see the person show honesty even if the truth may hurt to hear it. Though sometimes and with certain people in the United States extreme honesty can be a…

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    Building Smooth Muscles

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    What’s worth focusing on, however, is the role each of our muscles plays in basic human function. Though research is limited on the topic, it’s safe to assume a generally greater allotment of endurance-geared, slow twitch fibers existing in muscles responsible for standing posture, walking, and other endurance-driven tasks in daily life. When we apply this thinking towards muscles of the back or quads, for example, it makes for a new perspective on the true “boundaries” of hypertrophy…

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    requires participants to be physically fit. Cheerleading requires the strength similar to a football player because you will have to use your upper body strength for stunting. All-Star also requires endurance because there is fast-paced non-stop movement for two minutes and thirty seconds. Endurance is also needed for the dance portion of the routine because there are numerous movements in a short time period. The jumps part of the routine causes for leg muscles because the person will be…

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    Phase 1 My client should start in Phase 1, stabilization endurance, of the OPT model. Phase 1 will improve upon her muscular imbalances, as well as improve her coordination, stability, neuromuscular efficiency and muscular endurance ((NASM), 2013). My client should spend 4 weeks in Phase 1 before progressing on to Phase 2. Doing so will allow my client to gain the core stability required to progress through the OPT model. During phase 1, all exercises will involve an element of stabilization in…

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    Bighorn Ram Essay

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    The bighorn ram is an extraordinary creature with which UWF students can relate and harmonize, so the new UWF mascot should be the ever-enduring bighorn ram. On one hand, the bighorn ram has immense strength and endurance. On the other hand, the bighorn ram is exceedingly agile. Furthermore, the bighorn ram is the epitome of dominance. Because its inherent qualities are comparable to those qualities possessed by UWF students and alumni, the bighorn ram is an astounding choice for the UWF mascot…

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    What is a leader? How does one achieve true leadership status? Good leaders are made not born. If a person has the desire and will, he can become an effective leader. Good leaders develop through a continuous process of training, and experience. Leaders are continually working to improve their leadership skills; they are persistent and never resting. Over a hundred years ago the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen and his teammates became the first men to reach Antartica; five weeks later Captain…

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    Tone is a normal state of balance in bodily tissue such as muscle and skin. In resting muscles, it is a state of partial contraction of a muscle to a pre-set length that serves to maintain posture, organ function, such as digestion, and reflexes. Generally speaking, a nerve from the spinal cord, spinal nerve, will grow from the spine to a muscle, it splits to form motor neurons, then contacts the muscle fiber at a point called the neuromuscular junction. This formation, in conjunction with…

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    a cat-like or a hare-footed shape. Which one to choose will depend on the breeds standard and the original purpose for that breed. Generally the cat-like foot is found on breeds where endurance is needed. The oval foot is a combination of the cat-like and the hare foot, and can be found on breeds where both endurance and speed are important. Large feet were developed by breeders for travelling in snow or sand or for swimming. Whereas small feet were bred for dogs travelling in rough and rocky…

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    Nursing, the career that has many opportunities. As I grew I had different careers I wanted to do. But I realized during high school that nursing was the right choice for me. I wanted to become a nurse for several reasons. Remembering my aunt as well as my grandfather suffering from cancer or when I see elders needing help, made me realize in order to help people who are sick or elderly I need to get into the profession of nursing. Helping others has been a part of me for a long time. As I help…

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    Cardiovascular Responses and Adaptions The function of the cardiovascular system is to provide the body with oxygen and nutrient and to remove carbon dioxide from the body and metabolic waste. The cardiovascular system responds to the increase in exercise. The cardiovascular responses that should have occurred after 8 weeks of exercise, would include, an increase in size of the left ventricle, increase in stroke volume, increased cardiac output, increase in contractility, and an increase in…

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