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    Weight Lifting Shoes As all knows that the apparel of an sports person varies according to the sports they plays. It is very much obvious when one talks about the shoes. For example the spiked shoes are mainly contrived for playing baseball. It is quiet impossible for anyone to play football with the spiked shoes that are meant for playing baseball. So it is very much apparent for weightlifting that there should be a different kind of shoes. It has been considered in the world of sports that…

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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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    knee and leg and can affect a person's ability to walk, run, kick, and perform other physical activities at full strength. One of the most important jobs of the hamstring is knee flexion, but the hamstring also helps the upper body distribute its weight evenly over the lower body so people don't fall or stumble when they try to walk or run. Hamstring injuries are rated on a scale from one to three. Grade 1 injuries represent the most minor kinds of hamstring injuries, like cramps and strains,…

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    Running Log Analysis

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    after your run and how you felt the run went. your heart rate... • Pre-run and post-run stretches... Review you running log weekly with a critical eye. Pretend it is someone else's training program and you are playing the role of the critic in order to find out if is going as desired. You may be amazed as the training mistakes you find. Correct these mistakes and remember not to be harsh on yourself. We all need to make mistakes if we want to reach our full potential. Adopting this approach…

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    Strongest Men Show

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    which are equal or more than your total body weight and carry and walk with them for at least a distance of 50 to 100 yards. This one is a true gem in terms of building up of shoulder traps as well as upper body traps and also provides relief to any injuries of the back inflicted previously. Hex Bar Dead…

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    Over the span of the sixteen years I have spent on this planet, there are a few things I have never done, one of those things being a vigorous workout. I get a limited amount of physical activity with tennis being my only form of exercise besides daily chores and yardwork. Because of this limitation, I thought it would be a good life lesson to get professional advice for a workout plan. The professional that was kind enough to help me is the same tennis coach I have been playing with for…

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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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    Being a dramaturgical theorist studying gym behavior would give one many interesting subjects and possible things to study. By simply looking at the stereotypes associated with gym culture, you could see them as one huge performance. The best, and most widely known example of this “performance” would be the men from the show Jersey Shore. Ever since Jersey Shore had been popularized I personally, have seen a rise in “gym going.” Going to the gym to these men gives them a sense of prestige and…

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    Non Music Exercise

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    Exercising is essential to good health as a human. Generally speaking, the 7 billion people in this world have different mindsets and not all are determined to workout. However, those that are participants in this ambitious journey to a healthy life are separated into two groups. First group includes people who work out without music, second group is people who do listen to music when working out. Listening to music can be described as often changing, “... people’s perception of their own…

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    version of the Warrior Pose depicts Virabhadra moving swiftly and attacking the enemy. HOW TO Start in Tadasana, or standing position with your legs shoulder-width apart and arms at your sides. Step your left foot back about two feet and keep your weight on your right leg. Inhale and bring your arms above your head with palms facing toward each other and perpendicular to the floor. Exhale and bending at your hips, lift your left leg up and out as you lower your torso toward the floor. Find a…

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