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    out of our bodies etc. and when someone passes by our classroom they may not understand what we are learning or doing, but there is purpose to each activity. The same goes for preschool or kindergarten children which “play” in their classroom every day, some parents/teachers see it as a waste of time or not educational but they are actually learning as they…

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    It’s possible to get the rpms up but to move at the pace of the stationary bike is unreasonable. Another disadvantage to training on the elliptical is that it does require a learning curve. This machine is a little bit different motion then what some of us are used to so it does take a little practice before a person is totally comfortable using this machine but some people…

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    Roll Over U is a dog training agency owned by Cindy Peters. I originally stumbled upon Roll Over U (ROU) while I was looking for a job at a dog boarding facility. So I drove down highway 18 to get her small facility and walked in with a resume in hand. She wasn’t hiring as she didn’t have the means to hire anyone, but she did offer to let me watch her training class that weekend. That Saturday I headed back to ROU for three hours of classes that morning, but the first one of the morning was a…

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    Physical education is a process aimed at improving human performance through physical activities associated with the acquisition and refinement of motor skills, development and maintenance of optimal health and fitness to good condition, acquire knowledge, and develop positive attitudes toward physical activity. Jenny (1961) and Williams (1964) argues that provide education through physical education and physical activity affect all development goals, including the physical, mental and social…

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    Imagine watching everyone around you moving slowly or barely moving, while you move around them at your normal everyday pace. This could be achieved with a super power like super speed.Super speed allows you to do basically anything you want, travel lengthy distances in seconds, being able to doa huge amount of activities in short periods of time and you'd basically be unbeatable in any kind of combat. But the super speed I'm talking about would include some side effects in your body as well,…

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    are suitable to recommence back to previous or normal training and competitions. Many athletes tend to limit the use of recovery strategies at times when they are ill or injured. Recovery strategies have many advantages and benefits towards an athlete’s performance which aid with rehabilitation or recuperation. Recovery is one of the main principles of training. The two major predominant roles include monitoring an athlete’s adaptation to training, in order to determine the applicable recovery…

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    My Healthy Active Living Action Plan- Pola Cwiek My Goals Are SMART GOAL #1: Component of Fitness: Muscular Strength- Standing Long Jump My Healthy Active Living Goal is to improve my standing long jump by 15 cm by January 2018. My goal is specific because I've stated the test i want to improve in: standing long jump, the amount i want to increase in 15 cm and the time frame January 2018. My goal is measurable because I’m going to be able to see the difference in centimetres since the first…

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    weight and resistance exercise. These two types of exercise use gravity (through weight stacks, plates or dumbbells) or machines to oppose muscle contraction, and the terms can be used interchangeably. Benefits When properly performed, strength training can provide significant functional benefits and improvement in overall health and well-being including: Strong Muscles: It increases the size of the bones and increases the flexibility of tendons. It enhances the ligament strength and toughness…

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    have good muscular endurance to avoid fatigue. For a rower to improve their muscular endurance, they will need to undergo weight training. Weight training uses weights to provide resistance to the muscles. It improves muscular strength (high weight, low reps), muscular endurance (low weight, high reps) and power (medium weight and reps performed quickly). Weight training will improve the…

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    The ad I decided to use was a print ad in the Rutgers locker room that was for Lesmills bodypump. The print ad was in a perfect location and caught my eye. The overall ad is promoting a new workout routine that is quick and easy and gets a person in shape. The ad is colorful and had really big and bold writing style. The ad also used a slogan saying “Get Bodypump Guns”. The slogan is saying if you want to look like the people in this picture than do our workout. The speaker is the Bodypump…

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