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    power has been very popular in many cultures. Men have always challenged other men, hoping to be stronger than the other. Through history, tests of strength of stood the time of man. The history of weightlifting has displayed both male and female, competing in feats of strength. Weightlifting took place in the 10th century with China’s Zhou Dynasty, around 256 B.C. Military recruits were required to be able to pass feats of strength to be able to serve in the military (Sheehan, 2015).…

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    When I drank the recommended amount of water I had no issues or hurting feelings from my liver. In conclusion people looking to become stronger and physically more muscular should take creatine. Creatine does this by increasing stamina in weightlifting , being able to sprint faster, and just overall longer endurance. Also helps recovery of the work out by reducing cell damage and inflammation of the body after the workout.Also increase weight and physical look in beginning of taking creatine…

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    day, a careful analysis of my form led me to discover that while bench pressing, the small changes of my feet being placed further back, and my hands being placed an inch further out allowed me to lift more weight. The very fine details within weightlifting, the placement of individual fingers on a bar or the angle of my feet suddenly became obviously important. Minor details can make all the difference in succeeding. A single word can be vital to fully understanding a contract; being able to…

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    Looking particularly at how the gender ideology around femininity is currently being played out in women’s weightlifting raises many ethical questions and speaks loudly to the difficult “bodywork” issues that women are facing. First, it is important to understand that gender is culturally constructed through different forms of emphasized femininity and masculinity in culture. Sex is the actual biological make up of men and women. What is masculine is not feminine, and what is feminine is not…

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    Strength and conditioning coaches (SCC) have strived to find exercises that transfer to aid the development of specific sports skills. These exercises come in many forms, from resistance to body weight or from more technical based Olympic style weightlifting exercises, such as the clean and jerk, with the aim being to benefit the athlete with transferable capabilities that improve the sport specific skill (Hori et al., 2008; Behm, 1985). For the coach to design an effective training plan, how an…

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    some editing, it is obvious that those celebrities have dedicated their time at the gym. In some research, it was shown that the benefits of weightlifting is not exclusive to improving one’s body composition, it also advances the health on the whole. Yes, it can improve the way an individual looks, but it also boosts one’s self-assurance. Weightlifting is an ideal method of burning fats. It can lower the threat of diabetes and helps in your battle against depression.…

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    preventing injuries. Whatever it is, a professional will always make sure he has the right shoe for the task assigned to him. But most people do not think that weightlifting shoes are required when lifting free weights. This is a very common error and most people wear other shoes to the gym, just making sure they are comfortable. Weightlifting shoes are designed for a reason and, just like any other sport shoe; they help with increasing the athlete's performance as well as provide safety. No…

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    self-loathing. The answer was picking up really heavy pieces of metal and putting it back down and I'm not referring to being a crane operator but to weightlifting. I learned how to weight lift to put it simply but in actuality it became more than just a learning experience in the end. Pushing me to the breaking point is one of the most fulfilling aspects of weightlifting that I grew very familiar with. Every time I finish a workout I'm left with a sense of fulfillment and empowerment. What…

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    Even though weightlifting does not qualify as a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) sport, it is one of the most empowering yet strenuous sports to participate in. Generally, the two lifts for weightlifting are the snatch and the clean & jerk, but according to the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA), the lifts are the bench press and the clean & jerk. Either way, these lifts aren’t easily learned overnight and require intense training to master. Personally, I should know…

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    the elderly are able to do this with safe and appropriate situational specific workouts. Weightlifting is very beneficial to the elderly because it helps improve morale, increase physical strength, and improves their quality of life by promoting a healthy lifestyle. Exercise has been shown in some studies to help with depression and to be an effective alternative to antidepressant medications. Weightlifting has also been shown to help with chronic pain, which can help improve the quality of life…

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