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    What does cross fit training program imply and why is it preferred? Description: Cross fit training program seems to challenge the fittest individual in the world who has to do a series of workouts without any break. Regardless of experience, a committed individual can gain a lot. Cross fit training is developed to optimize the general fitness and is dedicated to the advancement of human health and the overall athletic performance. Cross fit training program was developed by Greg Glassman…

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    Elderly Exercise Paper

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    age group (Labra, 2015). When we think of the elderly, we do not expect them to be in the best of shape. However, they need to be active so they can live a healthy life until the end. Exercise is very important for every age group. When we think of exercise, we might think of running on a treadmill or lifting weights in a gym. However, older adults might not be able to perform these tasks because their bodies have lost many key aspects throughout their lives and this can cause problems with…

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    healthy diet plan including all the macros in an ideal ratio. • Have a minimum of 1 gram of protein per pound of body weight in a day. If you are on a low-calorie diet, you must increase the amount to 1.5 grams. • The carbs intake should be at least 0.5 gram to 1.5 grams per pound on a normal day. With intense training sessions, you must increase your carb intake to 2-3 per gram of body weight. • Fat intake calculation is a bit difficult. To get the amount of calories from fat, you have to add…

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    the internet, I'm going to back up and lay a bit of foundation for you. That foundation will help you understand CrossFit from a perspective that will allow you to make good decisions about trying it, training in it and finding a quality gym if it's something you want to get into. One thing this training does exceptionally well is add an intensity component to workouts. The high intensity €Met Con€ (metabolic conditioning) work wasn't invented by CrossFit, but I think they've perfected it and…

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    and gradually increases the pounds for the weights will be a game changer. I also want to do a 5K Color Run sometime in the future, I can’t run long distances. Being on the treadmill every day will help my long distance running. This workout plan is best for me because it slowly helps me improve my strength, and also helps me with running long distances. Training each section (legs, arms, etc) on a different day is more effective to me versus training everything one day for five days a week.…

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    understand that performing exercises and eating the right is more important than gaining muscle mass at once. Moreover, the reason is not a secret it is well known to most of the bodybuilders that this is the health is a to increase muscle mass. Moreover there are lots of myths floating around the bodybuilding industry which confuses new bodybuilders. This confusion often lead to making serious mistakes by…

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    Workout Setting

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    purpose should be satisfied for the different categories of people present within the setting. Support is a big factor when it comes to working out. Everyone needs to know that they are in a safe environment. One should feel comfortable to perform the exercises that they need to in order to reach the goals they have set for themselves. Another important piece of the environment is the encouragement in between people. Positivity is key in this setting for everyone to reach his or her goals. It…

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    body circuit using various machines and free weights. Students/ athletes should also have an understanding as to why they will be performing fewer repetitions with more weight in order to improve their strength. Number of students: 16 Warm up 3-5 minutes: Have students/ athletes warm up with a 2 minute jog followed by dynamic stretches that include 10 walking knee hugs for each leg, high knees and butt kicks. Equipment: Bench…

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    of the exercise. Fitness experts recommend that one begins with the simpler exercises advancing on to the more advanced ones. This allows the body to adjust and not over exert. This is very important because overexertion could result in one being stiff or injured in the process. There are some people that are eager to lose some weight at whatever cost. Without having much knowledge and information of how these routine exercises work, they may want to go for the most advanced to lose weight…

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    only to your diet, but also to your training and exercise regimes in the process. People looking in from the outside tend to think of bodybuilding as nothing more than a hobby in which bodybuilders head to the gym a couple of times per week, eat plenty of eggs and chicken, chug down protein shakes, and spend the rest of their time relaxing and unwinding. In the real world, however, things are very…

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