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    patient reports/findings. The overall plan of care consisted of patient education, manual therapy techniques for pain management, progressive therapeutic exercises to address proximal hip and distal knee musculature weakness and endurance training to increase cardiovascular endurance. Since the…

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    3. Dietary fiber helps the body pass out solid waste (feces). It is found mostly in fruits, vegetables, and brown (whole) grains. Did you get enough dietary fiber in your diet? Explain where you got your dietary fiber from. During that particular week, I feel that I got enough dietary fiber in my diet as I met the recommended servings of grains and was only 2 servings away from meeting the recommended servings of fruits and grains. I got my dietary fibre from dosa (a tamil dish which is a…

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    Lance Armstrong was not always born a great athlete. Just like ordinary people, practice makes perfect. Lance’s mother, Linda, was 12 when she had him. When he was just a baby, his father moved out. Furthermore, Linda remarried to Terry Armstrong, and he formally adopted Lance. Terry and Lance never closely bonded, then he got his first bike. Linda managed to buy him his first bike, a Schwinn Mag Scrambler. After she divorced Terry, Linda was fully devoted to her son, “She instilled all her…

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    In relation to becoming a personal trainer and being a help to obesity women can be an example of being an expert in training others. There is a variety of exercises to learn, nutritional facts to know, endurance building, and certificates to receive before becoming a personal trainer. Despite, excelling in becoming a trainer, there are some people who begin at the novice stage and believe they are fit for the position. I believe a personal trainer should have some physical experience to be able…

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    history. Little did they know, the journey would not unfold how Shackleton had planned, and that the twenty-eight man crew would have to use all of the courage they had to overcome their predicament. Shortly after beginning the expedition, the Endurance, Shackleton’s boat, became stuck in an ice flow that carried…

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    I always have a strong reaction of disgust when this person continually mopes around complaining of pain; which feels as if obtaining sympathy is her goal. Consequently, I often ignore her pleas of sympathy, distance myself and find myself superficially showing acceptance, by not hugging her as meaningfully and not sharing my love as openly. It irritates me that she uses her health as an excuse for being lazy. My mother and father rarely ever complained of how they felt, even when they were…

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    District Benchmark Test

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    students got the question right and wrong. Table 1 Granite District 8th Grade Physical Education Benchmark Test Topic % Correct % Incorrect Anaerobic Exercise 54% 46% Muscular Endurance 81% 19% Cardiovascular Endurance 67% 33% F.I.T.T. Principle 92% 8% Cardiovascular Exercise 87% 13% Muscular Endurance 93% 7% Aerobic 67% 33% Total 77% 23% Source: Granite School District 8th Grade Physical…

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    best by analyzing the track fields and exposing the subjects to a range of music that can improve their running pace. A quicker fast tempo of music can be beneficial for athletes participating in a short burst of endurance exercise, while, a slower helps the athletes to retain their endurance for much longer period of time. This can help the running athletes to keep up with accordingly to their running cadence and rhythm. During the research conduct, a majority of athletes answered their…

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    Case Study Of Shackleton

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    Shackleton Case Study: Was He a Successful Leader? Summary In late 1914, the ship Endurance, left the port of South Georgia Island for their final stretch to their South Pole destination. Sir Ernest Shackleton, their illustrious leader, had been at sea before and had even attempted this perilous journey prior to this sailing. Shackleton was starting this journey with renewed vigor as he could sense this would be one of his last chances to accomplish his life-long goal of traversing the southern…

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    goals to influence an individual’s behavior to work towards some objective over a period of time. “Hall, Weinberg, & Jackson (1987) reported that subjects who identified specific goals performed a greater number of contractions on a hand dynamometer endurance task than a "do your best" group” (Patrick, 12). Goal setting is a very important mental skill for soccer players to have. Without goal setting players won’t be able to focus on a single objective and push themselves to do that objective in…

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