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    an important role in the rehabilitation of tendinopathy, the type of load is also important, eccentric exercises have been recognized to the improvement of symptoms in numerous research studies in this not so clear condition and are mostly used for rehabilitation (Maffilu et al., 2005). The aim of this literature review is to provide a comprehensive review to see if eccentric loading exercises have a positive effect in reducing pain and improving symptoms in chronic Achilles Tendinopathy based…

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    Skiing Injury

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    Home » Health Useful Tips to Help You Recover From a Skiing Injury By Jamie Simpson Oct 28, 2011 Skiing is a wonderful winter sport; not only do you get a chance to get out in the fresh air and beautiful scenery, it's fantastic exercise. But unfortunately, skiing is commonly associated with injuries, especially to the knees. If you have been waylaid by a skiing injury, you can take charge of your treatment. Being proactive in your treatment will help you heal faster, getting you back on the…

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    If you have a young child with special needs, you should consider signing them up for a tumbling class. Classes for young students are not geared towards Olympic style gymnastics; they are fun experiences that expose children to the wide world of gymnastics and allow them to learn more about what their bodies can do. Here are a few benefits of tumbling classes for young children with special needs. #1 Your Child Will Learn To Participate In Different Group Settings A tumbling class is a great…

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    According to typefocus, personalities common to this occupation are ISFJ, ISFP, ESFP, and ESFJ. The common personality in all the codes is sensing. This means that the physiotherapist always has to pay attention to detail and not jump to conclusion. Only after all the facts are looked at, the decisions are made. It is also important to make practical decisions because the lives of numerous people are in question. If poor decisions are made, there will be severe, irreversible consequences.…

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    Women’s Mental Health in Relation to Exercise and Nutrition Dominic Marshall Fairfield University A lifestyle approach to increasing activity for women including activities like brisk walking, climbing stairs, doing gardening and housework, and recreational activity has been recommended. According to Blair and Connelly (1996), all adults are recommended to accumulate at least 30 minutes per day with an intensity equivalent to walking at 3 to 4 miles per hour for most…

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    The traumatic meniscal injuries in basketball players are caused as a result of compressive forces together with knee flexion rotation (Zedde, Mela, Prete, Masia & Manunta, 2014). Hence, the prevention of injuries in athletes has become more and more essential in recent years. Many fitness professionals advice time efficient static stretching before the competition. A pre competition static stretching is believed to reduce the risk of injury during the game. The fast paced game of basketball…

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    It’s a well-known fact that the key to a healthy life lies in a balanced diet and daily exercise. There are countless websites, television channels, and books dedicated to achieving one’s optimum health. Having a good exercise routine can extend one’s life for years and years, but the health benefits of exercise surpass just the physical body, it benefits the mind as well. Few people know that exercise isn’t just about the exterior. On one hand, looking and being fit fulfills a part of a…

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    It’s very hot in this room. Not a single noise if nobody is talking; it’s very peaceful. Above are thick concrete bleachers; which will soon hold a lot of people. The crystal blue water is so magistical, but very cold once you get in! My heart is beating very fast now, and I’m nervous. Today is the day, after so many practices, and hardships, I’m finally ready. The team and I get everything ready for tonight. We are up against 3 other schools, our toughest opponents. Everybody is ready to beat…

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    Physical Therapist Career

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    A job that is really needed now are that of Physical Therapists more so with how many car or job related accidents there are nowadays. Physical therapists do a handful of tasks they usually tend to be very active and always on their feet. According to the bls “These therapists are often an important part of rehabilitation, treatment, and prevention of patients with chronic conditions, illnesses, or injuries.” These are some of the tasks they perform in their career field. Physical Therapists do…

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    Total Body Conditioning

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    health, happiness, and prosperity.” It is through exercise that we are able to gain this type of well-being in order to live our lives to the fullest. Not only is exercise a great way to combat health conditions and diseases, but it also contributes to our overall mental health by improving our mood, boosting our energy levels, and allowing our minds to feel at ease. It was through this class that I was able to better understand the importance of exercise through total body conditioning. Even…

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