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    However, he also represents the lessons and values in which Australian learnt about the endurance of hardship and the show of courage to be resilient against privations. The Unknown Soldier becomes a strong symbolism of bravery, endurance, resilience, faith and perseverance. To endure hardships special qualities to help them overcome the adversities. On the 25th April 1915, as they charge towards the steep cliffs…

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    Cardiorespiratory endurance testing, VO2max 1.5 mile run test, 1 rm's muscular endurance testing, flexi testing sit and reach finger touch test. Body comp test, body fat testing (hydrostatic, pinch DXA scan) BMI. waist to height ratio, How healthy individuals are before they begin attempting to improve their health can be quite helpful in the form of motivation. Initial health assessments look at many aspects of a person’s health in the form of cardiorespiratory health, muscular health and…

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    Muscular fitness is having enough strengths, endurance, speed, power and flexibly to meet the demands of your sports, and muscular endurance is the ability your muscle can with stand the constant punishment of using your maximum force. What I learn from this chapter is that all muscles are pullers. A good example would be your triceps and biceps…

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    The main fitness component used in a fun run is cardiorespiratory endurance. This is because it makes your heart beat faster and supplies oxygen to working muscles. Also when you run for a vast distance your body may start to become fatigued and you find it harder to breathe. Improving this will assist you to run a longer time without feeling tired. b. Aerobics and using the treadmill use cardiorespiratory endurance because due its high level intensity movements and how to your heart beats…

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    Sample Of FITT Principle

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    exercises that involve speed, balance and muscular endurance training when working on agility. I- To improve on agility, the FITT principal states that my heart rate shout be must 60-80% of my maximum heart rate. I can perform 8-12 reps of muscular endurance activities and then 1-3 sets of the reps. As I increase my fitness, I can increase the amount of reps or even add an extra set. T- I can start at 30 minutes of cardiorespiratory and muscular endurance exercises and as I get into better…

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    training (SIT) is a subclass of high intensity interval training (HIIT), defined as “4 to 6 repeated bouts of high intensity, short duration (<30 s) sprints followed by a relatively long recovery time (~4min).”1,2 In contrast to SIT, traditional endurance (TE) requires more time and is typically performed at submaximal levels. Past research has shown that SIT typically improves anaerobic performance while TE typically improves aerobic performance.3,4 However, more recently studies have been…

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    Strength Training Program

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    going to assume you work out and lift weights, as starting off as a beginner would require a lot longer of an explanation than I intend on doing. To begin a program it is important to begin by building up muscular endurance.How do we build muscular endurance? Simple,…

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    Tiredness. • Shortness of breath with minor exertion. • A faster-than-normal heartbeat. You may not notice this without taking your pulse. • Pain or discomfort with activity. • Decreased strength. • Decreased sense of balance. • Decreased endurance. • Difficulty doing your usual forms of exercise. • Difficulty doing activities of daily living, such as grocery shopping or chores. • Difficulty walking around the house and doing basic self-care, such as getting to the bathroom,…

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    Unlike in basketball bowlers are not as active during their match. Bowling does not demand speed or agility but it does have it’s own unique demands. Upper body strength and muscle endurance is a necessity for bowlers (Wood) . Flexibility is also a necessity as bowlers are constantly rotating their shoulders and back muscles (Woods). Unlike in soccer or basketball where players need to be moving and loosening up such as jogging and running…

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    Kettlebell Research Paper

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    Kettlebells may seem to be a new popular trend amongst fitness enthusiasts and athletes, but the truth is that they have been around for centuries with ancient findings of their use for dynamic strength and endurance training. Nobody can quite figure out their true origins, and only theories have been made for what the kettlebell was actually created for. However, records in archeology actually show that they existed as far back as ancient Greece. Proof of these records can be found in Athens,…

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