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    put her head down and started eating corn. She lifted her head up to look to the side. Straight for her, to the right of my dad and I. A bigger doe comes in from the left, same spot as the small doe. It walked up and started to eat corn with the small doe. I didn’t even think to grab my muddy girl camo 243 rifle, I just sat and watched it. The big doe now looked at the same direction with her ears standing straight. She bent down her neck and started to eat the corn again. I look over to where…

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    Rancourt and Hogan (2001), rather than studying just the maximum force exerted in a given stance, studied the ability to modulate force at the hands [1]. The effects of body angle, hand torque, vertical hand force and the lifting of a leg to raise ones center of mass were calculated and shown to allow for small variations in force exerted. The effect of a feet-together versus a feet-apart pose was also explored. It was evaluated that with just one foot displaced back and the other left up…

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    Exercise 1: Squat Jumps (10 Reps) 1. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart with back straight 2. Elbows flexed at approximately 90. 3. Thighs are parallel to ground. Move vertically and drive arms up. 4. Land on both feet and repeat. Rest: Continuous light jog for 30 Seconds Exercise 2: Burpees (15 Reps) 1. Start in a standing position and bend your knees and then place your hands on the ground. 2. Extend your legs back then bring your knees back in towards chest and stand back up…

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    ball, she raise her cocked foot and stops the ball with the sole of the foot. Then position the ball and kicks back to the partner. - More attention and concentration - Ball - Cons (to determine the distance and the place for every two player) 2 minutes The half stop ( the ball doesn’t stop completely) Increasing the speed of the player by not stopping the ball in receiving. The player receives the ball with the sole of the foot. She pulls it to the side and then dribbles with it straight…

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    For many years dating back to my early teens, I always persisted the dream of helping an individual to walk again. Sitting in a high school classroom, we took the time one day to complete a career aptitude test. The result of “physical therapist” was among a few of the possibilities, but I was not too familiar with the profession, so further research opened my eyes to the beauty of physical therapy. This discovery triggered me to generate a passion for physical therapy, which has developed my…

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    me one night as I was drifting to sleep.My mom and I talked to my coach the next day, and we discussed what we were going to do to get me through this. I started wearing a foot brace very night, which would help keep it flexed. I begin to do calf raises, I would roll my foot out every night after track, and talk ices baths. As the days went by with all the treatment, I was counting down the days till I would have to run my first race with my injury. I wondered every night if I would be able to…

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    Dynamic Stretching Definition is a form of stretching beneficial in sports utilizing momentum from form, and the momentum from static-active stretching strength, in an effort to propel the muscle into an extended range of motion not exceeding one's static-passive stretching ability. Anything beyond this becomes ballistic stretching. This form of stretching prepares the body for physical exertion and sports performance. In the past it was the practice to undertake static…

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    examples of the exercises that will be performed: heel slides, quad sets, knee extension, and straight leg raise (abduction). A diagram of these exercises are included on the attached document. After swelling has gone down and range of motion starts coming back, these exercises can be performed: wall squat with a physioball, balance exercises on a physical therapist’s wobble board, and terminal knee extension. Straight line running can be done anywhere from 2-6 months depending on how the…

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    and a slight bend. They have evolved from bamboo then to willow tree branches in the mid-1800s which was produced in India. After they found that this was a hard way to play the game they invested in actually carving hockey sticks out of wood with straight blades. These wood hockey sticks use to have a long bend in the end which was impossible to hit on the reverse side the hook was 124mm across. By 1850 and 1860 hockey sticks were made of maple. Before 1860 it didn’t matter which side of the…

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    Animal Behavior and Movement Welcome to the Animal Behavior and Movement portion of the Seaboard Foods Load Out Certification Program Animal handlers play an important role in pork production. Proper handling of our animals is essential to animal health and well-being. As a member of our team, we want you to ensure proper care of our animals while staying safe. Your decisions on the job affect our animals, production, and even your team members. We will discuss proper animal handling…

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