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    fun at the gym. I watched Sekora as the instructor Amy gave the exercises she wanted Sekora to do however, I chose this gym, because as a Muslim woman, we have to stay covered in the public, and at this particular gym, there is an all lady 's section for comfort while working out. We were offered an excellent deal when we signed up. Sekora was signed up under my niece 's corporate account to be able to access all of the equipment, the pool area, the sauna, etc. for a little of nothing a…

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    So many kids are out there thinking they don't have a purpose in life, until they pick up a basketball or start throwing a baseball, and realizing that they actually do have potential in something, and can work to be a great player in a certain sport. Self confidence can not only be how you feel, but how you carry yourself and giving someone confidence that didn't have it before is very important because now the person can start believing in themselves and start setting examples for other young…

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    do it, we need to do some kind of physical activity in our every day live and not be just on the coach wasting our live. This is one of many topics from Christopher Bergland the writer of many blogs about sports. His blogs are about how doing exercise will help us with our Cognitive Development, and how to keep our brain young and healthy. Bergland in his blog “Physical Activity is the No. 1 Way to Keep Your Brain Young” (Bergland, 2015). It would be important to understand how our brain…

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    (SCC) have strived to find exercises that transfer to aid the development of specific sports skills. These exercises come in many forms, from resistance to body weight or from more technical based Olympic style weightlifting exercises, such as the clean and jerk, with the aim being to benefit the athlete with transferable capabilities that improve the sport specific skill (Hori et al., 2008; Behm, 1985). For the coach to design an effective training plan, how an exercise dynamically corresponds…

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    com/how-to-hold-yourself-accountable-for-your-goals/ Brooks, C. (2013, November 15). 5 Ways to Make Your Workplace More Flexible. Retrieved February 28, 2016, from http://www.businessnewsdaily.com/5466-successful-flex-work- program.html Kravitz, L. (n.d.). “Age and Exercise”. Retrieved February 28, 2016, from https://www.unm.edu/ ~lkravitz/Article…

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    B1, 7.1 – An explanation of benefits of exercise for children’s health and well-being to include: The respiratory system: Exercise is good for the respiratory system as it strengthens the hearts muscles and enables it to work correctly, giving the body more oxygen and getting rid of any carbon dioxide. The digestive system: The digestive system is made up of various parts of the body therefore different types of exercise have different effects. Exercise can reduce the amount of time your body…

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    be, until one day I realized that I was not enjoying school anymore. Learning was not fun, rather it was becoming more of a chore. So, after years of not being able to connect with the content I was learning, I decided to enroll in a course in the exercise science department. As I became more and…

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    Annotated Bibliography Single Subject Design Clapham, E. D., Sullivan, E. C., & Ciccomascolo, L. E. (2015). Effects of a physical education supportive curriculum and technological devices on physical activity. Physical Educator, 72(1), 102-116 Clapham, Sullivan,& Ciccomascolo (2015) wanted to examine the effects of a physical education supportive curriculum and technological devices, including a heart rate monitor and pedometer ,on students level and amount of physical activity. The research…

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    because they could be doing other things during the time that the students are working with the alien instructor. The teacher could be setting up for the next activity (while still keeping an eye on the kids to make sure that they are doing the exercise the right way). This time that the teacher is free is also a prime opportunity for him or her to take attendance if they have not already, or take advantage of the situation a little more and grade them on their performance and ability to do the…

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    proper diet, but if there is proper diet does not mean one does not have to work out which is essential for health. So people should realize that to reach old age and still do what you love is to know when to have that happy medium between food and exercise. The body has been designed by nature to eat certain things but does not have to be switched out to alternatives. The human body throughout time has relied on simple things such as sugar, protein, and water. Diets back in the 1800’s…

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