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    the ‘spike serve’, or better known as the ‘jump serve’, which is an exciting and energetic skill that is captivating for players and spectators alike. This serve can determine the game and the way it is played as it is a vital part of the team’s strategy. The player starts about five to six meters behind the end line of the court, where they perform a fast run up, a dynamic spike takeoff, and follow through with the spiking action at the peak of their jump that sends the ball across the net.…

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    Composites Age Infection

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    an age curve to quantify the infectious crickets removed from the population. 2. (a) Figure 1a: In experiment 2, the mean jump for the uninfected cricket was about 33 while the mean jump for the infected cricket was about 16. In experiment 3, the mean jump for the uninfected cricket was about 23 while the mean jump for the infected cricket was about25. The frequency of jumps was lowest among the infected crickets only for experiment 2. (b) Figure 2: The uninfected cricket displayed a mean…

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    Goldfish Lab Report

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    goldfish lab was to teach the subject how to jump, this objective was unachieved, resulting in the inability to have our fish learn the trick. This outcome was most likely do to the minimal capacity in the brain of the goldfish, making it hard for the animal to remember how to perform the skill being taught. The fish only has a memory that lasts 3 seconds; however, the task took longer than 3 seconds to complete, resulting in the incapability of performing the jump. Also, the goldfish would not…

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    In Both articles “The Use Of Animals In Entertainment”, and “ Jump Into It”. The video “ Should Animals Be Used As Entertainment?” In both text it states that they should not be used and shows to keep people entertained. In all the text and the video they both have similarities and they have differences. In the passage “ The Use of Animals In the Entertainment” and the passage “ Jump To It” they both have some things that are the same. On thing that is the same is that they are both fun to…

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    just as sweaty, tired, and hurt as you can in other sports. Cheerleaders can’t be afraid to perform in front of people because we have to be loud and proud of our team. Practice gets tough when you have to do painstaking stretches, many difficult jumps, then, depending on the day, stunts or cheers. To begin cheer practice, all us cheerleaders get changed, head to the auxiliary gym, then start to stretch. On a normal day I will sit on the floor and begin to stretch my legs. When stretching my…

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    Healthy Heart Habits

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    learn healthy heart habits. The children learn the value of community service, by fundraising for an important cause, research into heart disease, Jump Rope for Heart is an activity that kids like to do, it has the potential to draw them away from sedentary pursuits, This program , by its very nature focuses on and progresses kids locomotive skills Jump Rope for Heart is very accessible, any child, regardless of fitness level or technical skills can learn to skip in a supportive atmosphereThe…

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    only I prevailed. I didn’t come about this title easily. It took an immense amount of days to even be able to jump in. You see, everyday at recess all the girls would leap for the bucket of jump ropes. We all loved to sing our nursery rhymes and see who could jump the longest and I was nowhere near the best. Of course jumping rope alone got boring so we started to use the big ropes and jump in groups. Eventually that became unappealing as well and we decided to try something completely new,…

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    must not use any weight, it is recommended to use an empty bar to properly learn the movements. The teaching progressions starts with the hang position then progresses to the rack position. These are the easier of the two phrases. Then finally the jump phrase will be the last progression. The first phrase of teaching the clean is the hang phrase. This phrase starts at the top of the pull with the bar in the hands of…

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    The Palmar Grasp Reflex is essential to my skill, jump roping. This reflex appears at birth and is stimulated by touch to the palm of the hand. As a response the child does a flexion grasp that does not include the thumb. This contributes to my skill because it prepares for voluntary grasping. During the Fundamental Patterns Period a child becomes “skillful” at grasping. When jump roping one has to be able to the jump rope firmly while turning it over the head. This reflex contributed to my…

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    after lunch my sister dared me to jump off the cliff, and I’m not a big fan of heights or jumping off tall things. I accepted the dare and we both went up the small bluff. I prepared to jump off and my sister said “You won’t jump” I looked right into her eyes and jumped off of the tall bluff, I felt like a was going to die on the way down into the water. When I got out of the water I got all the water out of my nose and I proved my sister wrong. I continued to jump off the cliff some more after…

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