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    Fitness Trends

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    Fitness trends for 2016 Overview Fitness and health are dynamic and keep on changing year in year out unlike trends that come and go sometimes unnoticed. There are many ways of keeping fitness and more so in 2016. Keeping fit has health, physical, and psychological benefits to a person. A healthy a person with strength and minimal fat in body can easily be recognized. A strong looking and muscular is becoming an image of a wee-being and a health person that is trending in 2016. Making it…

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    description, obesity sounds like a disease and numerous doctors and those affected would agree. In Carey Rossi’s article surrounding this very question holds multiple responses from various doctors ranging from cardiology, diabetes, family medicine, fitness, nutrition and women’s health. Tansneem Bhatia, MD’s response says, obesity has “definite medical patterns: hormone imbalances, neurotransmitter deficiencies and nutritional exhaustion that…” (Rossi) contribute to obesity. On the other hand,…

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    The workouts provided to you in this program have given you all the tools necessary to pass the USSS Physical Fitness Test. It is incumbent upon you as the trainee to conduct both strength training and endurance based workouts to meet your goals. All trainees are encouraged to work out six days a week with one active rest day. An active rest day does not mean you sit in your room and do nothing. An active rest day is meant to be a light or easy day where you are still moving, but not at the…

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    One of the five core value’s I chose is autonomy, which means to act independent with a few constraints, and self-reliance. I would consider myself autonomous in the sense that I have full control of what I choose to do. Since starting college I have taken a substantial leap to adulthood and greater accountability and control over myself and what I chose to do has become my own responsibility bear. I can choose whether to do my assignments or not, whether to attend class or not, or whether I…

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    effects to their bodies. The reason why most cardio exercise programs fail is because these methods are misunderstood not only by people who exercise, but also by health and fitness professionals such as doctors, fitness instructors, and sports trainers. For the longest time, all of them believe…

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    History Fitness training dated all the way back to the ancient Greeks who trained athletes for the Olympic Games which was originally started in 776 B.C. Although, personal training as a career did not start until the 1900’s by a man people called the “Father of Modern Fitness” named Jack Lalanne. Lalanne motivated many Americans through his television show and at his local gyms, Bally Gyms, to be involved in daily exercise as preventative medicine. Eighty years later personal training…

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    Taylor Berger Ms. Lieb Physical Education 30 April 2016 The F.I.T.T. Principle The F.I.T.T. principle is a set of guideline that helps people set up a workout program or routine that adheres to their personal goals and fitness level while helping them get the most out of their routine. The F.I.T.T. principle is used typically for the general public than athletes to get the most beneficial form of a fitness program for each person individually. F.I.T.T. stands for frequency, intensity, type,…

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    Personal Wellness Plan

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    plan for my own personal wellness, it will cover the immediate future, and for the next two years. It will lay out a plan to improve all seven dimensions of wellness. I will also discuss the health benefits of fitness, benefits of it to my lifestyle, and also the importance of physical fitness to my future public safety career. I will also lay out a one month workout plan, detailing how many times per week, and the specific workouts that I will be doing. I will also provide a one week…

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    Lab 2.1 Fitness Essay

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    original schedule. The adjustments that I made to the plan are very beneficial in regards to my overall general health, but as well as my fitness goals to live a long healthy life. For lab 3.2 developing an exercise program for cardiorespiratory endurance my goals had changed from the original assignment. My Final goals basically stayed the same improving physical appearance, general health, but I also added the goal of completing a triathlon. My current status goals have changed dramatically. I…

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    Red Cord Research Paper

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    What is Red Cord? Red Cord was designed and developed in Norway by a carpenter/gymnast named Kare Mosberg . Sailing was another one of his passions and it shows in the way his equipment operates. He created this system as a means of alleviating back pain. The idea is to improve muscle alignment and functional strength from the inside out by working the body more efficiently. Red Cord will awaken dormant muscles and release constraint in a short period of time. This tool will help you gain more…

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