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    Incredible Fat Burning Training Called Tabata Many different fitness trends have appeared and disappeared through the years. All of them promise weight loss, toning of your body and achievement of your goals. The fitness goals differ from person to person. However, if you are dedicated and you put a lot of effort most exercise plans will give you the desired results. The problem arises when you don’t have one hour a day to exercise and you end up giving up. Fortunately, Tabata can help you. It…

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    High Intensity Exercises

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    and it is important for players to have the ability to perform repeated high-intensity exercise periods. A competitive match will last for 90 minutes, split into two 45 minute halves, with a half-interval that cannot exceed 15 minutes (The FA - 2015). Players will typically cover 10-13km during a match (Mascio & Bradley - 2013), however this is mostly completed by walking or low-intensity running. Therefore the high-intensity exercise periods that occur are considered important in football.…

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    S. M. A. RT Analysis

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    system, strengthen heart, increases bone mass and reduces risk of heart attack. During the two consecutive days, I approached the S.M.A.R.T goal with a strategic mindset. The overall challenge was to workout in high intensity intervals for 40 minutes. I would run high intensity intervals for up to two minutes at…

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    Fat Loss Analysis Essay

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    Does High-Intensity Interval Training work for optimal fat loss and increased fitness? High-Intensity Interval Training also known as “HIIT” has become extremely popular for results in fat loss and increased fitness. More and more people are doing it because of the short time needed to complete a “HIIT” workout. The purpose of this study is to see whether “HIIT” actually works or is just a fad. There have been previous studies between using “HIIT” program and steady cardio program. The study…

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    Sports specific training focuses on movements that are specific to a sport and that must be developed through repetition of movement. Some examples of repetitious movement would be: free throwing, marathon running, and sprinting. A strong athletic base must be built in order to achieve any level of excellence in sports. No matter what the sport is you must have sport specific training in order to achieve speed and endurance. Core training is an essential part of sports training and will…

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    can add definition to your calves & shoulders since it works for such muscle groups vigorously. Ideally, jumping rope entails a tremendous set of skill, strength, focus and patience. Jumping rope is not regularly used as an aerobic activity but burns high volumes of calories compared to the other events mentioned above. 7. Yoga Yoga is a natural and effective well to lose weight mostly preferred by women as it enables them to lose weight through its slow poses and deep breathing technique. It’s…

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    Physical Therapy Studies

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    Physical Therapy is very beneficial to many of the body systems. Further investigation towards the effects of respiratory muscle training for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is critical. Exercise therapy is a regular component in the management of various (chronic) disorders, such as musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiovascular, and respiratory disorders. Respiratory diseases are defined as a group of lung diseases that block airflow and make it difficult to breathe.…

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    COPD Research Paper

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    disability associated with the disease by improving aerobic fitness, muscle endurance and breathing efficiency which ultimately improves the quality of life. Exercise guidelines by ACSM: People suffering from COPD may also have other diseases such as high blood pressure or coronary artery disease. The patients should be medically monitored at least twice a week throughout the exercise program to check the physiological response and help the patients overcome fear of breathlessness, improve self…

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    Aerobic Dance Analysis

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    lot of twisting, turning and bouncing motions depending on the discipline of the dance that is being performed. It is a series of movements done by following the music. Depending on the tempo of the music, an aerobic dance’s intensity can dramatically change from low into high in mere seconds, Raju (2014). 2.1.1. FACTORS AFFECTING AEROBIC DANCE There are several factors that affect the quality of aerobic dance. According to Kostic, Duraskovic, Miletic, and Mikalacki (2006) the cardiovascular…

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    Muscles In Racehorses

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    fibers found in thoroughbreds, the muscles ability to adapt to high intensive exercise, the effects from changing the inclination the horse is exercising on, and if age and gender affect the way the muscles react. The thoroughbred horse stems back to a founder stallion that makes up 95% paternal and 9 to 10 founder mares that can make up 72% of the maternal lineage. The characteristics looked for in good race horses are large lung volume, high hemoglobin concentration, skeletal muscle mass,…

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