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    Can you sleep at night with no lights or sound available? Are you able to venture through your backyard, without questioning the presence of harmful insects? Despite the pain, is a medical appointment that requires shots bearable? Often taken for granted, these simple trials can escalate to a fear, then continue to develop into a phobia. Patients with phobias are commonly misunderstood because, only on a rare occasion, can another person relate. Although it is known that many people claim to…

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    Trypanophobia Trypanophobia is the severe fear of needles used for medical procedures or in a medical setting. About 10% of people have a needle phobia , it is common in the general population and problems when people avoid receiving medical care because of their fear. Symptoms The people who with Trypanophobia may dread receiving medical care, particularly injections. The physical symptoms, such as the rise in blood pressure, increase in heart rate, increase in stress hormones , fainting,…

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    mixture of adequate proportion of cement, water and aggregate. Hardening (or) strength of this material is obtained by the chemical action between water and cement. As the time increases the stronger it grows (i.e strength of concrete is directly proportion to its age).The durability, strength, versatility and other characteristics of concrete depends upon the properties and proportion of the gradients in the mix. Strength of concrete is its resistance to rupture on application of load. It is…

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    this assignment will discuss. Not only is off-season training the most important phase of any sport-specific conditioning plan as it will help the athlete recover physically and psychologically while being used to address some of the physical imbalances that are characteristic with playing competitive sport. While an athlete season progresses so does his/her strength level, and with this strength increase in their dominant muscles tend to take over while the support muscles get neglected. When…

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    I was inspired to research getting fit and working out for physical strength, because since I was a little girl, I would always see on TV athletic women with toned bodies, especially on the Olympics. As a young woman, I always thought that people discriminate women because they thought of as weak. The ladies on TV were strong and that inspired me. I would dream always about being one day in that position, but I never have the chance to maintain that dream so the years went by so basically my…

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    requires specific energy system and muscular group training. It uses several energy systems that require targeted training. In order to train specific fitness components a training program needs to be developed by increasing intensity, frequency, varying type and time of training. To achieve results, the training program needs to focus on the fitness components you are aiming to train. The components that will be trained and tested throughout this program are acceleration and muscular strength…

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    Magnesium Research Paper

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    \par Magnesium: As aluminum has been established as a leading role in automotive industry, the use of magnesium in automobile applications is yet limited. Magnesium exhibits a poor formability whereas aluminum has superior formability at room temperature. The main features of ductile magnesium alloys are that they have homogeneous microstructure which is free of brittle inter-metallic particles and having uniform plastic deformation promoted by its grain size as well as its crystallographic…

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    Introduction The purpose of high performance training is to produce peak levels of muscle mass, strength, and power with the ability to transition these elements to speed and efficiency for a specific sport. Four types of performance training commonly used include: resistance, eccentric, isokinetic, and plyometric exercise (Joyce & Lewindon, 2014). These can be further categorized into aerobic or anaerobic power training strategies. These types of training will be the focus for strategies and…

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    Sports specific training focuses on movements that are specific to a sport and that must be developed through repetition of movement. Some examples of repetitious movement would be: free throwing, marathon running, and sprinting. A strong athletic base must be built in order to achieve any level of excellence in sports. No matter what the sport is you must have sport specific training in order to achieve speed and endurance. Core training is an essential part of sports training and will…

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    cool down such as lowering your heart rate and reduce potential DOMs. Lesson #2 Full body circuit Specific short term goals for the lesson plan: Students/ athletes will be performing a full body circuit using various machines and free weights. Students/ athletes should also have an understanding as to why they will be performing fewer repetitions with more weight in order to improve their strength. Number of students: 16 Warm up 3-5 minutes: Have students/ athletes warm up with a 2 minute…

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