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    The article I chose to find more research on in the field of physical education was about weight training and the effects it has on the youth. The main reason why I chose this topic is because I hear a lot of arguing on this topic. This argument is between if starting weight training is better for a young child or will starting early with weight training effect this child in the long run when he or she grows older. This topic really intrigues me and I hope many others because it can very…

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    Weight training has many different benefits ranging from improving one’s health to a more appealing physique. When one understands that these benefits are present it is hard to comprehend why more people don’t take advantage of them. An assumption can be made that the majority of people refraining from working out regularly simply do not know how to go about it in the first place. However, with a little bit of work almost anyone can attain the ability to participate in these profits. This can be…

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    There are many pros and cons to weight training in adolescents. But, many of the pros have many studies to back them up, while the cons may be a result of lack of something else, like nutrition. I believe that weight training is a good thing in adolescents as long as they receive proper nutrition, stay hydrated, and are supervised correctly while weight training. Weight training is an effective and beneficial way to improve your health. Although, without proper supervision you can end up hurting…

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    Some people think weight training will not help you in any way however, going in Schorf's class this year helped many people maintain a good body shape. Due to my minor injury I couldn't do anything in the class but throughout this essay I will show the importance of weight training and why an individual should focus on lifting weight. There are many facts why weight training is very healthy for your body and helps you live a lot longer but if you don't follow the rules you can die in an instant…

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    better. More money, maybe, but not weight-training. If you work a muscle group more than once in a five to seven-day span, you are running the risk of over training, or overdoing, that muscle. A muscle must recover fully from its previous stress before it can handle additional stress. Training with sore, tired, overworked muscles is taking one step forwards, two steps back. It’ s going to take you a while to get where you want to be, if you even get there at all. Training a muscle group, such…

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    Weight Training vs. Aerobics According to the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports, & Nutrition, “More than 80% of adults do not meet the guidelines for both aerobics and muscle strengthening activities.” The possibility that adults don’t meet these requirements, because they don’t know enough information about these exercises if very high. Though there are many types of exercising, aerobics and weight training are the most common. Picking between these two exercises can be tricky, but…

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    Some people are athletic from genetics, and some people are athletic from years of training. Although cardio plays a key role in being in shape, weight training is a practice that is used to take people to the next level. The first thing to recognize is the routine for this training. There is a pre workout, the workout, and the post workout. For pre workout the athlete should be stretching throughout the day, drinking plenty of water, and eating decently healthy foods. During the…

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    the still-rare strength training gyms of the time. In the 1970s , following the release of the bodybuilding movie Pumping Iron, and the subsequent popularity of Arnold Schwarzenegger , Weight training became increasingly popular. Increasing numbers of women have taken up weight training since the 1990”s, influenced by programs like “ Body for Life “.As of now, nearly one in five U.S. women engage in weight training on a regular basis.[3] The purpose of weight training is to give you the…

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    1. Describe your experience (3 points) My experience in the weight training has been great. When I started this class I was lost. I did not know how to work out and use the equipment. Over time, I have learned how to exercise properly and now I can work out all by myself. The best part is that all the workouts I learned in class I can now do in the comfort of my home. I am very glad I took this class because I feel so much healthier and potent. I feel happier about myself and more confident…

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    of the best exercise for the body is the practice of weight training, even in the gestation period. (ARTAL, Raul. 2000) Gestational phase causes many changes occur in a woman's life. Noteworthy are the emotional factors, which include physiological mainly hormonal, metabolic changes, Cardiovascular System, physical and others. But it is necessary to be attentive to prescription in the intensity of physical…

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