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    Ankle Injury

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    support your ankle. You have to address the front of your leg and both sides. When I was in college and sprained my ankle, the physical therapist told me to put both of my feet inside the legs of a chair and then push them outward to strengthen the outside of my…

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    It was a very cold and frigid sunday mornin’ in good ole’ South Carolina when I was playing ultimate frisbee. I was hot sweaty and exhausted in the cold early morning. I was the one they were going to throw the frisbee to and I looked up at the sky and the light blinded my eyes. As I was running backwards trying to catch the frisbee I almost tripped over an old wooden log. I recovered slowly from my stumble and continue to run down the wet field. As the frisbee came closer to me I could feel…

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    The rear leg will extend first, as the body is still moving forward over this leg at takeoff. This leg will also reach full extension prior to the other leg, this means that it will contribute more force to the jump than the other as the bioanalysis will show. As well as the legs extending and muscles and joints flexing the torso will also extent to maximize the force able to be produced by the…

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    Cunningham’s choreography from the 1950s exemplified the way in which he studied ballet to form a modern technique. Septet, choreographed in 1953, featured six dancers in traditional ballet practice clothes, though instead of ballet shoes they were barefoot. In the film of a 1964 performance in Helsinki, Finland, the balletic influences are clearly visible from the beginning of the work. In the first of the seven sections, the lights rise on three statuesque dancers in a diagonal line across the…

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    hand and legs showing outside chair. The white chair covers nearly all of his body parts. Instead of giving us the identity of that man, creators are letting audiences ' imagination to fill that hole. The woman on the other hands is carefully pictured, a beautiful face and a perfect body shape, wearing an exposed dress, showing off her silk like skin. Her high-heeled shoes has a shining surface just like those modern buildings outside. She bent her right knee a little bit towers man; her left…

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    Asia. The sculpture made up of Granulite shows Vishnu is seated on the lion 's throne with one of his legs folded on the chair, and his right leg dangling off the seat. His right hand lay gently on his thighs and his left hand was believed to be holding an object. Even though he to some extent had human physical features, it reveals to the viewers that he had four hands altogether. On his upper left hand, he supposes to be holding a conch used as a battle-trumpet, and on his right upper hand a…

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    could with the soap, she was soon gathering up her belongings in her left hand and making her way back up to the camp. Dixie was lost in thought as she ascended the quarry path, busy mumbling to herself about historical death rates and diseases. “Got it!” She had broken the silence that came along with the long walk up to camp, “1 in 7 died from TB and 11% from infection!” She yelled smiling to herself. She turned on her left foot in quick celebration before continuing back up the pathway. She…

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    elementary school in the first grade during the middle 1960’s I had naturally started to learn how to print and write using my left hand. However, much to the dismay of my teacher and my parents, the thought of me writing with my left hand must have been shocking and not in line with the teaching methods of that time so they corrected me and switched my writing hand from the left hand to the right hand. I’ve often wondered why they changed the hand I was to learn to write with. Perhaps it was…

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    Karambit Strikes

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    impact weapon you will strike with a hammer fist and also by using the retention ring in a similar fashion to throwing a ridge hand strike. Your target areas are many: the temples, bridge of the nose, base of the skull, sternum, chest, arms, hands, legs, groin, anywhere that you can kick, punch or elbow is a viable target. Using the karambit in this fashion maximizes the intensity of the impact of the strikes. It is like driving the end of a steel pipe or rod into them. This type of…

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    utilizing headphones and 50 of them were observed without headphones in.Within the 100 females, 50 of them were observed using headphones and 50 of them were observed without headphones in. In addition to gender, ethnicity and dominant hand (right or left) was observed to ensure the results were applicable to the chosen demographics. Materials The observations that were collected from the sample mentioned previously were recorded using a data collection sheet, and observations were collected…

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