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    assess muscular fitness by using a range of tests and the different methods, modes and systems of resistance training. Furthermore, online lecture 4 highlighted the importance of assessing muscular fitness in certain/special population groups within our society. - Taking part in the practical on Thursday morning. During the practical, I had to calculate my Maximal Aerobic Speed Training (MAS) from the score which I obtained from the Multi-stage fitness test two weeks prior. I then had to…

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    Enhanced muscular strength and endurance can lead to improvements in the areas of performance, injury prevention, body composition, self-image, lifetime muscle and bone health, and metabolic health. Most important, greater muscular strength and endurance reduce the risk of premature death (Reuter 101). Muscular performance can be broken down into two components, strength and endurance. “Muscle strength is the ability to exert a maximal amount of force for a short period of time. Muscle endurance…

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    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 component, it was inconclusive as to whether fitness training was effective in the reduction of depression and physical well-being…

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    ACSM guidelines to support your choices) I have prescribed the exercises I have in order for my client to meet her goals in improving her lower and upper strength and for such improvements to be reflected in various tests (grip strength and single leg wall sit). Thus my program entails exercises that are resistance based to build muscle strength overall. I have also prescribed a series of stretches in order to improve my client’s flexibility which is another goal of her (improve in sit and…

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    Strength and conditioning professionals are required to effectively evaluate playing ability in collegiate football players on an individual basis. Many of the techniques used for evaluating playing ability in collegiate linemen are poor indicators of skill in these athletes due to a lack of specificity in these tests. Specific to linemen, the development of an explosive start is essential since these athletes are lined up so close to each other. Strength and Power play a vital role in the…

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    recommended to work up to 30 minutes each day at the level of their ability (provided they have their doctor’s clearance). We know the benefits of cardiovascular exercise, namely improved fitness, stamina and energy, but how about strength exercises? Strength training is beneficial for everyone, no matter where they are at physically. Benefits include improved posture, decreased joint pain, better balance, stronger…

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    and treadmills can help you sneak in some cardio in your routine, however, to actually get in shape, you need to perform muscle toning exercises. Using weights can help you build strength in the muscle and also tone them to give you a lean and toned look. You can use dumbbells, barbells or kettlebells for weight-training since all of them work in different ways and can be used in differed exercises. Dumbbells and barbells can be relatively restricting in movement since kettlebells can be used in…

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    “The pain you feel today will be the strength you feel tomorrow” The essay is about the advantages of crossfit and why you should try it. First of all, the advantages of crossfit on your body and sport are amazing. In crossfit you put your body to the limit because the training is intense and hard. More resistance and strength over time. You get fitter and not bulky because of the many repetitions. You’ll start noticing in the first weeks how your body is changing. As a matter of a fact, in…

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    athletes who train as equally as hard nutrition can be the edge over other competitors (Cross, 2005). Appendix 3 shows a revised high protein and carbohydrate weekly meal plan that will provide a base for Dishen to cope and recover from the intense training sessions. Carbohydrates act as a main energy source (Bean, 2013) for muscular contractions and during exercise if muscle glycogen levels are low it can cause fatigue affecting sports performance. Miller (2003) states muscle glycogen levels…

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    the individuals had heart abnormalities. Granted, people who exercise are generally healthier than those who don’t. But a study published in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings and a study presented to the American College of Sports Medicine find excessive training for such sporty events like olympic-length triathlons and other endurance events like marathons can cause long-term and potentially fatal damage to the heart and major…

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