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    Our society today has come to believe that we can not survive without materials and possessions. Motivation for life has become to possess expensive items, things of no real value, but for some reason, they complete human beings. This materialistic society is demonstrated in the novel, Fight Club, Chuck Palahniuk is showing how society has become obsessed with material things. Tyler Durden, one of the main characters in the novel, believes that we are a society that has been built from…

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    Cardio Workouts

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    Cardio While weight training is an important part of weight loss, cardiovascular activity is crucial. It's important to move fast enough to get the body into the fat-burning zone. This is effectively done through cardio workouts. If running on a treadmill…

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    She could tell that the speed test weighed heavy on my mind. While I was running on the frequently used treadmill, she conversed with me about her son, Ashton, which redirected my attention from my exhausted legs to her story. Like usual, my mindset instantly shifted to the seriousness of the workout ahead. That day, in particular, Cindy was more proactive and…

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    Some of the rats ran every single day on the treadmills and the researchers found that those who ran had different levels of neurogenesis, the growth and development of nervous tissue, than those who didn’t. They found this out by microscopically examining brain tissue from the hippocampus of each rat…

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    Gold's Gid: A Short Story

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    determined to make before. I saw a man in a wheelchair roll inside. He had no legs, but his biceps bulged and a smile that radiated self-confidence lit his face. It was this smile, which wasn't even aimed at me, that convinced me to head back to the treadmill. When I first came to this country I felt lost and alone. I could not communicate with any…

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    Joint Torque Lab Report

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    two-condition experimental comparison of running shoes on 68 healthy young adults. The experiment measures data related to joint torques, specifically at the hip, knee, and ankle. The experimental process included participants first running on a treadmill barefoot, and again with running shoes. Pressure, rotation torque and joint torque were measured and compared between the two testing methods. The objective of this article is, “To determine the effect of modern-day running shoes on lower…

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    Patients who recover from chronic stroke and other brain-related problems such as surgery on brain cancer tend to lose balance and gait abilities. This includes involuntary movements of some voluntary muscles in parts of the body. Lack of Coordination between the brain and the muscles when impaired lead to the involuntary muscular movement, a condition that affects many post-stroke patients. There have been a number of mechanisms to help post-stroke patients continue with their usual activities…

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    Malthusian theory indicates the exponential growth of the global population will exceed the production of agriculture, thus influencing legislative and technological innovation, in order to frame the profit-seeking motiving through a humanitarian lense to gain support. Technology has the potential to become very useful to address issues such as food insecurity and malnutrition, but has been dominated by a motive of promoting efficiency and profit. The rise of the green revolution brought about…

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    Benefit Of Spinning Essay

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    Some of the Many Benefits of Spinning® Class 1. Burn Calories I actually wasn’t fond of Spinning® when I started back in 2000, because it was hard on my legs. However, as I began to get accustomed to the training and saw some weight loss and muscle definition appear I was hooked. A Spinning® Class can burn on average 500 calories. Even at challenging levels other cardio equipment couldn’t burn that many calories in such a short time. 2. Improve Cardiovascular Health Spinning can be performed…

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    Sunstein states that consumers follow the “‘consumption treadmill,’ in which [they] buy more and better goods… because they help [consumers] keep up with others” (158). He then goes on to mention citizens in this light, writing that they “seek to slow down this treadmill, so as to ensure that social resources are devoted… to goods and services that really improve [their] lives” (158). In this one example, consumers…

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