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    engage in any form of physical activity. In fact, 27.5 percent of the United States population is considered to be obese, and 25.3 percent of the population in sedentary (“2014 Annual Report”). According to Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, children and adolescents (6-17 years old) are supposed to get 60 minutes or more of daily moderate intensity physical activity (“Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans”). They should get at least three days of vigorous physical activity and…

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    muffin top? Exercise is improving lives all around the world. It can change your life to. Researchers found more than 2 billion people worldwide are now overweight or obese. The highest rates were in the Middle East and North Africa, where nearly 60 percent of men and 65 percent of women are heavy. The U.S. has about 13 percent of the world's fat population, a greater percentage than any other country.. Exercise helps prevent diseases, controls weight, and improves mood. Daily physical…

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    deposited. You might be surprised to know that weightlifting can contribute to your fight against the risks of having diabetes. If you want to get rid of different illnesses, you have to be wiser and determined enough to manage your weight, get daily exercise, eat healthy and abstain from smoking and drinking alcohol. According to the National Institute of Health, males who engage in weightlifting for 150 minutes weekly have a 34% lower risk of diabetes. You could probably lessen the risk of…

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    which will result in dramatic changes over time. He was very adamant that more times than not if individuals try to make major changes quickly they will be unsuccessful. Applying this to a physical therapy; if a patient has a dream or long term goal to run a marathon then it’s important for us as physical therapists to provide them with minor changes to help them achieve the developed short term goals that will then motivate/direct them in achieving their dream of running a marathon. I have…

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    good and do exercise. If you think about it, most of our forefathers lived almost one hundred years, or in that average. The main reason for this are the habits of people. In the past people eat real food, exercised and slept well because there were not things such as technology or junk food, like there are now, to distract them from what they had to do. Getting enough quality sleep at the right time plays an important role in good health for your life. It helps protect your physical…

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    Literature review: What effect does fatigue have on a variety of sporting performance and how can it be prevented? Throughout this literature review the topic in discussion will be “What effect does fatigue have on a variety of sporting performance and how can it be prevented?” The way in which this will be discussed is through a vast range of academic source’s and previous studies to try and find a gap in the literature, in order to gain more knowledge in this particular issue within sport and…

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    On the other hand, lack of exercise can be detrimental to your body. ”Without proper physical activity, overtime the bones can become weak. When this occurs, the condition is known as osteoporosis, which can cause the bones to fracture easily” (DePietro). This is a common condition older adults tend to receive and can be avoided through exercise. Osteoporosis can be obtained through avenues other than lack of exercise, but exercising regularly even when aging can help prevent the development of…

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    an average of 5% of their body weight, or about nine pounds each, while the number on the scale for the fitness group didn't budge. This confirms previous research that, in the short-term, cutting calories is a better weight management tool than exercise alone. Much of the weight lost by the Weight Watchers group was lean muscle mass and not fat. (This is one of the first studies to track exactly what kind of weight is…

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    the different effects that physical activities have on stress management in college freshmen has become a controversial topic in many universities over the past years. In the journal article “The Effect of Physical Activity on the Stress Management, Interpersonal Relationships, and Alcohol Consumption Of College Freshmen,” Simone Wilson, skillfully presents her findings in three sections. She presents her first section by briefly sharing the stylistic development of physical activity and college…

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    Physical activity is one of human health major determining factor globally. Sedentary lifestyles coupled with overconsumption of overly processed carbohydrates are some of the primary causes increased rates of obesity and need for exercises. There are various types of exercises which aid individuals in avoiding the obesity problems by maintaining a healthy body. The two most common types of exercises comprise the endurance and strength training. Endurance training is predominantly an aerobic…

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