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    In the past few years, there have been many moments where I wished that I’d stayed in school and finished earning my degree. Moments that affected me, such as being turned down for a job position to more involved moments, like when all of my high school friends graduated from college, but the pivotal moment when I decided to return to school to make earning my degree a reality, was when I gave birth to my daughter. For as long as I can remember, I have always done everything in my power for my…

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    To fix that problem NASA makes the ISS astronauts exercise two hours a day , by strapping them to a treadmill with elastic bands or by doing weight resistance exercises. Without gravity the heart shrinks because it no longer has to pump blood to the legs and back. Also the tissue in there head swells or the Charlie Brown effect, It makes it harder to see…

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    There are many things that provoke people to change. People can change in an instant and people can change gradually. Some people may think change is impossible, but it isn’t. People can change if they meet friends who show them another side that they didn’t know or you can change because you saw something on television. The world around you can promote you to change in ways you didn’t think was possible. Seeing someone who doesn’t have as much as you can cause you to help them. When changing…

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    “Another time she would have gone in at his request. She would, through habit, have yielded to his desire; not with any sense of submission or obedience to his compelling wishes, but unthinkingly, as we walk, move, sit, stand, go through the daily treadmill of the life which has been portioned out to us” (Chopin 52). Edna initially existed as a slave to her husband, not thinking about her actions nor the reasoning behind his requests. She blindly follows instructions and never questions her…

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    desperately needed his mama to be strong, so I dragged myself to the gym, I worked with a nutrition coach and I found the person who was under all those pounds. As I lost weight I remember how nutrition changed everything for me, I could run on a treadmill until my legs where jell-o but…

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    technology I now have access to all kinds of things at my fingertips. Thinking back to before all the touchscreens were possible and virtual worlds did not control the adolescent lifestyle. Having a bike, or a baseball bat is also considered technology. Treadmills and toasters are too. All these inventions along with thousands of more have been quite beneficial to the common citizen. Quite often though this society have grown attached to the cellular devices. Attached to the apps and web…

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    Disregard for a minute about the tranquil quietness of a keep running in the forested areas. About the peace, isolation, and flexibility. About the spotless air and tender breeze. Also, about the nonattendance of autos, group, exhaust cloud, movement lights, and black-top. On the other hand, simply ahead and consider those things—each is reason enough to set out toward the slopes. Also, here's another: You'll get fitter quicker by pounding so as to hit the trail than the asphalt. "Trail…

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    My father and I have a strong but unique relationship. My dad is a V.P. at a well-known company, which means he works a lot. We only can spend time with each other a dinner when he is home because he works all day, and is often on business trips, and is on conference calls overseas. Our relationship almost grows stronger because of the lack of time together. My dad has shown me the value of time, the meaning of sacrifice, and the result of hard-work. When he is home, we spend a lot of time…

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    Music can improve an athlete 's performance, by changing the tension in their muscles. Listening to music helps to release muscle tension, which in turn improves the body’s movement and coordination (How Music Affects Us And Promotes Health). When the muscles are loose, the body can perform action with less difficulty. During the rehabilitation of people with movement disorders, music can “play an important role in developing, maintaining and, restoring physical functions (How Music Affects Us…

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    exercise, or a balance of both. This is important because it will help people achieve goals that they set for themselves if they want to convert to a healthy lifestyle. Many people get the wrong idea of being healthy and think that running on a treadmill for the recommended half an hour per day will cancel out eating a Big Mac from McDonald’s, but that is not the case. A healthy lifestyle cannot be a one week fling, it needs to become consistent and needs to be a priority in one’s daily…

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