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    YMCA In The Community

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    important health can be as they grow stronger and older. They can improve the health and lives of many in our community. Several of the community members might argue the fact that we do not need a YMCA rather than a grocery store, restaurants, or stores. Our community has about 3-4 grocery stores within range, several places to eat, and a brand new outlet mall. We have all the necessary needs for our community to survive. So why not a place that could benefit us all? Some might say that there is already a gym here, Anytime Fitness. But, does Anytime provide the specific needs that the Y does? Anytime is just a small gym rather than a swimming pool, classes, daycare, and a hangout like the Y does. So what if someone doesn't have kids? Well that is perfect because the Y can accommodate to anyone. There are classes and a gym that anyone can still participate in as well as a decrease in a monthly cost. Even if you do not workout there, children can come and play with their friends in the gym, be apart of teams, and just relax and hangout. The Y can be apart of any of our lives even if some do not realize it. All it takes is a little push to help get started on healthy living. The YMCA offers outstanding benefits for not only kids, but teenagers and adults too and at amazing prices. Although it may take awhile to build and conduct all of the costs, it would benefit the future of our small, but growing community. By providing a YMCA decreases obesity rates from young to old and…

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    that would hinder any walking and bicycling. Small villages do not have community gyms because of how small the town is, so the only accessible gym might be at the school. Through the Healthy Alaskan 2020, the goal is more focused on Alaskans and the people who are in charge would know more about Alaska to decide what needs to be done to encourage people to do physical activity. For adolescents, adopting the “wellness policy” will provide teens with healthier, and more delicious,…

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    eating healthy is only one step to avoiding the freshman fifteen. In order to remain healthy it is crucial to remain active and physically fit. This is an area where Penn State falls short. While they provide many facilities for students to work out, this facilities are not accessible to everyone because of the membership fee attached. Penn State needs to make their gymnasiums more accessible to the average student by taking away the membership fee, and including the gym in their tuition, thus, …

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    Oxygen Case Study

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    Established in Tehran, Iran in 2003. Oxygen (Royal and Pro) is a full-service gym in Iran with only 2 differentiated branches which are located in Tehran. They offer the latest services, equipment’s like the latest cardiovascular and services for strength training with wide range of group exercises, massage, spa, pool and also high qualified staffs to help all kinds of people achieve their individual potential through fitness. Above all, you will experience an enthusiastic environment loaded…

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    Fitness First Australia

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    the Fitness industrial, well understanding of marketing situation and make appropriate marketing strategy is becoming more and more important for Fitness First Australia. This report will discuss Fitness First Australia’s marketing situation, analyze its strength/weakness/opportunity/threat, and pay particular attention on its goal and strategy formulation. 2. Fitness First Australia Pty Ltd marketing situation 2.1 Industry overview Australian Fitness industry generates around one billion AUS…

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    Muscle Matrix Case Study

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    It has helped people achieve all-natural and lean muscle explosion in a just a few weeks. The program contains a series of powerful protocols and specific actions that reduce belly fat to reveal abs and add lean muscle to your shoulders, chest and arms. The program is guaranteed to work through a system of downloadable PDF guides and streaming videos that are fully explained to avoid confusion and guesswork. The following is a detailed Muscle Matrix Solution Review that will help you that you…

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    Importance Of Gyms

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    Have you ever thought about having a good and strong body? Nowadays gyms are everywhere and you can find restaurants that cook healthy food with delivery to the place that you want to get your food. In the gym you can have a personal trainer to help you with losing your weight or to build your body but you have to pay for him. Having a healthy and in shape body needs you to work hard, but you have to follow several steps to see it. Draft 2 Keeping our good health, is important for today’s…

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    Gym Monologue

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    The gym is old and I noted there was a land line on the wall in the women’s locker room so that’s where I head. I pick it up and I’m surprised to find it works. Gotta love old school technology. It’s a rotary phone that makes a distinctive clicking sound as my finger moves between the holes on the dial. I use my finger to rotate the dial clockwise then release it only to start again until all the numbers are dialed. What a slow pain in the ass. The large handset feels foreign in my hand and the…

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    of the crafts, I thought jack-o-lanterns were too cliché. Along with the pumpkin patch, the farm also had an enormous inside maze that was made for just us kids. The ceilings were too low for adults to come in so it was our time away from them. They’d give us flashlights and we started the maze. The entrance of the maze was an old pickup truck. You’d climb in and through the back window and jumped into the bed of truck which led to a giant tube which was the main entrance, after that;…

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    Gym Membership

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    Before my Junior Year, I decided to get a gym membership, at Gold’s Gym. The gym was very large, with lots of red, yellow, and black colors, all over the place. The gym membership was a year-long contract. At the time, I believed that my junior year should be easy; considering I loaded up on core classes, during my sophomore year. So with that idea in mind, I decided to get a membership. When the school year rolled around, I started to realize that it was going to be a little more complex.…

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