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    an argument that since we are not evolved to know the truth, our morals may be totally invalid, and so we cannot rationally believe them. This argument that we cannot trust our morals is flawed. The debunker claims that since evolution selects for fitness rather than moral truth, we cannot trust our moral beliefs to be objective, and that we must require a Good Reason to back up all our moral beliefs. This not only knocks out moral realism, or at least leaves it crippled and ineffective, but…

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    Physically Active Barriers

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    Kamarusin and Omar-Fauzee found that amongst college students some of the commonly reported barriers are “Costly to exercise, lack of encouragement from family, taking too much time to exercise, and embarrassment are the other common barriers to physical activity” (Kamarusin and Omar-Fauzee, 2007). Cost is an important factor that prevents many from becoming active, motivation, encouragement, and time management, also prevent many for engaging in healthy behaviors, Further showing how health…

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    evidence to support the claim that physical fitness improves mental illness. ‘Meta-analytical analysis on the replication of the single experiments showed that the null hypothesis that fitness training is not effective in reducing depression and improving physical well-being could not be rejected.’ There is generalisation toward the results as each set of results were consistently similar. Due to self- reported measures from the patients with depression who are doing fitness as a treatment…

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    successful young man. However, the moment I stepped onto the Naval Academy Yard, my successful life became a life full of failures. From the start of Plebe Summer, I failed, with no failure astounded me more than my physical fitness. The average scores for the initial Physical Readiness Test (PRT) comprised of 70 pushups, 85 sit-ups, and a 6:45 mile. To this day, I remember the 30 pushups, 60 sit-ups, and ran an 8:00 minute mile that set me below the average. Crippled by stress fractures…

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    v Final Exam Essay The components of fitness are defined as the constituents that make up one’s physical fitness or his or her ability to function effectively at physical activity. Physical fitness is helpful in many aspects and is something anyone can achieve. The four most basic components of fitness are Cardiorespiratory Endurance (CR), Muscular Strength and Endurance, Flexibility, and Body Composition. Cardiorespiratory endurance is the ability of the heart to provide oxygen to…

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    Dr. Sargent

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    period and the First World War (WWI), physical education was expanded across the United States impacting fitness and being able to improve the structure and function for anything a man may be called upon to do (Powers & Howley, 2011). Dr. Dudley Allen Sargent (1849 – 1924) was an early innovator and considered to be ahead of his time in physical education. Hired by Harvard University in 1879 to set up physical training programs, Dr. Sargent developed types of physical education programs in…

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    Body Fitness Program By steve carve Nov 10, 2013 Body fitness is one of the most important essentials of our life. Someone has truly said that health is wealth. We can give our best only when we are at our best. A healthy body leads to healthy mind and soul. Before deciding workout your exercises you must keep in mind the aim of your workout, and result you want from your exercises. If you are striving for gaining weight then you must focus on some hard strength training and endurance training…

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    becomes addicting. Trainers are taught to be fitter, more physically well-rounded human beings across all these fitness domains, and it is producing athletes…

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    active days and 4 rest days, however on rest days still do smaller workouts that alternate between different muscles so one is not overworked. I will be using my laptop as well as my phone to keep track on what my routine for the day is as well as the fitness app Sworkit. Beginning my workout plan will commence on March 12th 2016 and be completed on April 2nd 2016. I will document my workouts and experience in my notebook and making notes of experiences/body responses. The notebook will be…

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    2. What is the purpose of fitness testing in a highschool setting physical education/fitness class? (provide at least 4 examples) The purpose of fitness testing in a highschool setting is to allow you to gauge your current level of fitness and assess what you need to get better at and plan out a course of action to approaching these goals. An example of this could be that all of your scores for the different exercises are high except for the 500 meter row. This could mean that your weakness is…

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