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    Test are three different field tests that were performed in this lab that were used to measure and predict an individual’s aerobic capacity. The measurement of aerobic capacity, or VO2 max, is a valid way to assess an individual’s cardiorespiratory fitness level. VO2 max refers to the maximal amount of oxygen consumption measured…

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    Wіth thе increased consciousness аbоut health аnd fitness, exercise patterns suсh аs warm uрs аrе coming іntо thе limelight, whісh wаs thе territory оf athletes аnd sports person exclusively. Warm uр exercises consist оf low-intensity workouts thаt аrе performed bеfоrе starting аnу strenuous physical activity іn order tо prepare thе body аnd thе mind. Іt activates thе muscles аnd increases heart rate іn order tо increase strength аnd minimize injuries. Аll kinds оf exercises rіght frоm exercises…

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    James Fixx, author of the 1970 best seller book ‘The Complete Book of Running’, is attributed to help start the fitness revolution in the US by showing the benefits that regular jogging had in people’s health. Adding to this, diverse experts on health started to explain to society the many benefits that long-lasting moderate exercise could have, and running was highly…

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    Fitness Profile Essay

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    My feelings about my present status within fitness Profile is that I am pretty active around house by constantly walking up and down stairs for 15 minutes when helping my family to do laundry. I using my skeleton muscles to move arms. Right now, I am also doing jogging exercises for 20 minutes because I am always sitting in the computer for house. The ways I doing to increase my muscle strength is by doing stretching both of my arms and legs so that I could get enough stability and muscle…

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    Treadmill Research Paper

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    personal and professional responsibilities and they prefer to exercise at their home. In such condition, it is better to invest in the equipment that offers you a wholesome workout without consuming too much time. Treadmills are at rage these days. Fitness lovers have recognized their benefits and that is why people are using them more than ever for a full-body workout. You can avail all those health benefits by…

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    I have been asked by my manager to produce a written report to give evidence of my practical ability to produce and administer my own health screening procedure and evaluate the results to provide feedback for the client. Health screening is very important to determine the occurrence of risk factors and any symptoms of cardiovascular, pulmonary, and metabolic diseases, as well as other health conditions which may be harmfully affected by exercise. Health screening will help develop a specific…

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    Inspiration Originally I set out to make some sort of online game. Then I realized that kids already spend too much time with their faces buried in iPads and iPhones. I decided that I wanted to create something that encouraged some sort of physical activity. The goal is to find something that can cut down on childhood obesity, an epidemic in The United States of America. As I was folding laundry and watching basketball the idea hit me, dirty clothes basketball. The idea is very simple, put a…

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    moderate intensity exercise each day. Those aged 65 and over are recommended to work up to 30 minutes each day at the level of their ability (provided they have their doctor’s clearance). We know the benefits of cardiovascular exercise, namely improved fitness, stamina and energy, but how about strength exercises? Strength training is beneficial for everyone, no matter where they are at physically. Benefits include improved posture, decreased joint pain, better balance, stronger…

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    The positive aspects are that he/she will make a great salary fresh from college, there is an increase increase in job opportunities, and there are a variety of environments you can choose from like: Rehabilitation Centers, Clinics, Schools, Fitness Centers, and Nursing homes. (“Pros and Cons of being a Physical Therapist) There are always negative aspects with every job so if they want this career then these are some things they will have to just deal with. The negative aspects are he/she will…

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    Printed Ad Analysis Essay

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    The printed ad I choose is from the Gold’s gym, which has a history for more than 50 years. The purpose of the ad is to attract to more people to become their membership and join the personal training assessment. Without focus on the verbal slogan on the ad, “Today, a strong workout; Tomorrow, a stronger future. ”, nonverbal elements include using the body shape, hairstyle, facial expression, xxxx also send the message that you will become the person as the same as the character on the ad, in a…

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