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    A Thousand Splendid Suns An action will deal with any circumstance. However, the situations one has been in, and the challenges one has experienced determine that action. In Khaled Hosseini’s novel, A Thousand Splendid Suns, the protagonist, Mariam, has to face many hardships in the city of Kabul. She learns how to endure her real life situations. It takes friendship, strength, and sacrifice in order to endure life. In order for a person to endure a challenge, that person needs to have strong…

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    Any endurance runner who has ever run a race knows the feeling of hitting the dreaded “wall.” First, the legs start feeling weak and breathing start getting heavy with the abdomen and chest helping to inhale air into the lungs. Then, there is a tinge of mental doubt that the runner can even finish the race, so he or she slows down just to try to lengthen the endurance of the run. For most athletes, this is a “wall” that they will strive to get over during every single race, because the “wall”…

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    Grandpa’s Getaway Trips Grandpa’s proof that we all need to take time off doing something fun because it relaxes the body and relieves stress from the real world. Sitting in grandpa’s office for an hour waiting for him to get done with his meeting listening to him explain how insurance works. Paul Rhodes which I also call Pops; my hard working grandpa owning his own business and making it to all of us grandchildren events for school. He rarely has time to himself because while working and going…

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    Weakness-Muscular endurance Muscular endurance is the ability of a muscle or muscle group to undergo repeated contractions, avoiding fatigue. Muscular endurance is relevant to rowing because you need to have good muscular endurance to have strong strokes and fast ones. Rowing can be a physical sport so to consistently have a full and proper race you need to have good muscular endurance to avoid fatigue. For a rower to improve their muscular endurance, they will need to undergo weight training.…

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    The Effect of Compression Garments on Muscle Endurance in Trained Individuals. In recent years there has been a development of public acceptance that compression garments have a relationship with muscle performance in athletes. This can be seen through the marketing of compression garments, from companies such as Nike and Adidas, as well as being seen on professional athletes. Muscular endurance can be defined as the muscle’s ability to maintain a contraction or to continue repetitive…

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    I chose the documentary The Endurance: Shackleton’s Legendary Antarctic Expedition for my documentary analysis and I’m connecting it to the book written by Alfred Lansing, The Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage. The documentary similar to the book follows Ernest Shackleton’s expedition, but where the book was meant to be a more objective and true to the events that the crew went through, but the film lists the events and adds emotions to the events that happen to the crew. The Documentary…

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    Antarctic as the leader of his own expedition, on the ship 'Nimrod'.” (http://www.bbc.co.uk) "In 1914, Shackleton made his third trip to the Antarctic with the ship 'Endurance', planning to cross Antarctica via the South Pole." Ernest Shackleton has faces many challenges, such as leading the expedition to Antarctica on the ship ‘Endurance’, without a death of any of his crew members, despite all of the struggles they went through. A precedent of this is when the ship eventually got stuck in the…

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    Bernhardt (2004) states that speed endurance is the ability to maintain a very high speed for long periods of time. Masters Athlete (2015) agrees with this and adds that recovery between sprints isn’t long enough to recover all required energy for high levels of speed endurance. Bernhardt (2004) stated that as intensity increases and duration continues, it becomes increasingly difficult for the body to provide enough oxygen so the anaerobic lactic system begins to contribute more energy to fuel…

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    obesity problems by maintaining a healthy body. The two most common types of exercises 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…

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    consistently go to the gym and strength train. Muscle endurance and help with preventing lower back pain since your legs, lower back and core support our back. I’ve noticed my cousin who practices constant routines of muscle endurance exercises at the gym, has great posture. I see this as a benefit because at school I noticed many students do not have good posture. It reminds me to sit up straight and in this case specifically, to do muscle endurance exercises. Another benefit is enhancement in…

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