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    It’s 6:30 a.m. I’ve struggled for the last half hour to stay awake. But it is early. Yet again, I’m dripping sweat from morning lifting. Why? Because coach says so. I’m sore. Really sore. I’m so sore, I do not know if I can keep going, but I know I have to because failing is not an option. This is what high school football players need to hear: First, you need to know lifting is hard. It seems as if its entire existence is to be hard. It pushes you to your breaking point, crushes your hopes,…

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    strength, endurance and power all at once? Well in the culture of powerlifting, there is a such ingredient that is used far and wide by all powerlifters that want to hit those high numbers during training or competitions, it is called powerlifter’s chalk. I have used powerlifting chalk several times while training because it allows me to work harder during workouts due to that fact that it enhances my abilities and also in breaking my personal records. In this speech, I will be explaining how…

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    Often people go through life without analyzing objects. Most of us live life just doing the same old cycle of things but never stop to appreciate the beauty and emotion that an object can bring. This same thing happened to me until realizing the beauty of something so simple. A barbell. Not something commonly known to be considered “beautiful.” But throughout our Aesthetics class we have mentioned many different theories and many different philosophers and artists takes on those theories.…

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    Hands shoulder-width apart. Back arched. Eyes level with the bar. Shoulder blades touching. The weight plummets as I struggle to manage the load. Just as the bar hovers over my chest, muscles fire like a well-rehearsed symphony across my upper body, providing the force necessary to wrestle with gravity. The tides turn as the weight retires back to its stand while I let out an unearthly grunt fueled by adrenaline and euphoria. As I collapse on the ground, gasping and heaving, my lungs take in the…

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    Social Norms Of Feminism

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    because you are fat does not mean you are unhealthy (Brabazon 2006). Weight has nothing to do with your fitness level, it does not mean you can run or lift more/less than the skinner/fatter version of yourself (Brabazon 2006). Fitness and exercise is to allow the body to be healthy, to live a full life, and to feel good about yourself as a person, male or female (Brabazon 2006; Lyons…

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    How has it evolved over the years? Although bodybuilding is relatively new, weight lifting has been around for thousands of years. In the 6ht century B.C. an Olympic wrestler named Milo built his strength by carrying a calf on his back up a mountain every day until it became a bull. He found out that an important part of building strength is progressive resistance. That was just a little bit into the beginning of weight lifting, the beginning of actual bodybuilding for show started with the…

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    Palsy Treatment Plan

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    Assessment My exercise prescription will be for a patient with Spastic diplegia, a form of cerebral palsy where the patient has particular difficulty in walking. In this type of cerebral palsy, muscle stiffness exists in the legs. The patient will take on a treatment plan that will consist of exercises geared towards strengthening and resistance training exercises to give the patient more stability, specifically when it comes to their legs and movements associated with them for activities for…

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    Another famous ancient Greek weight lifters were Bybon and Eumastas, who lived in the early 6th century B.C. (Crowther, 1977). A sandstone block weighing 315 pounds (143.5 Kg), with a carved out handgrip, was found at Olympia (Figure 6). The stone bore the engraving of the inscription, “Bybon son of Phola, has lifted me over his head with one hand.” another stone, that was even larger (1056 pounds, 480 Kg), found on the island of Santorini, had the inscription, “Eumastas, the son of…

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    seriously knows the meaning of intensity. It is the trainer against the weights with only two possible outcomes: complete the lift or fail. As the trainer makes there way to the bar they began to prepare themselves for there final bench press, the real deal, the pump to the iron, the best of the set, and they know what needs to happen to complete this exercise. The trainer’s adrenaline is rushing as they begin to prepare to un-rack the weight, slowly lower the bar to their chest, and extend…

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    Weight Gain Plan

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    Designing a weight gain plan to create muscle is not hard in case you have all of the items into the problem. The thing is, most of the people have no idea of what those items are. Therefore today we will talk about the way to build a great weight gain plan that will have you increasing about two lbs in one week or even more. Whenever 2 lbs a week doesn 't sound like a whole lot to you, consider this: Your body can only naturally produce two pounds of muscle mass each week without the need for…

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