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    Dimensions of Well Being

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    Dimensions of Well-Being: Fall 2014 Terrean’ce Jennings Reflection Paper (Knowledge :) I believe this course is designed to educate college students about the basics of weight training and improving weight exercises to strengthen muscles and balance work for a total body workout. My first thoughts going into this Dimensions and well beings weight training class was that it was just be a free weights class that didn’t really count against up for showing up or not‚ but its more than that. Throughout

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    Workout Facts and FAQ

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    exercise? NO! Each exercise will be different. REPLACEMENT EXERCISES (These should ONLY to be used if an injury prevents you doing one of the recommended ones!) Squat: You can sub leg presses or dumbbell squats but they suck compared to what barbell squats can do. Doing squats even with a very low weight is preferable to any other exercise. Bench Press: ? Overhead Press: Tricep press and standing rows. SLDL: Weighted hyper extensions and hamstring curls. . GENERAL WORKOUT QUESTIONS I’m

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    Workout Plans

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    Abby’s Weight Training Plan Note: You can add abs and core during any of these workouts. Monday: Full Cardio: You cardio routine Weight Training: You can use machine‚ bench‚ or dumbbells. Chest: Incline Press: 3-4 sets‚ 10-12 reps Bench Press: 3-4‚ sets 10-12 reps Decline Press: 3-4 sets‚ 10-12 reps Cable Incline Flies: 3-4 sets‚ 10-12 reps Cable Flat Flies: 3-4 sets‚ 10-12 reps Abs: Your ab routine‚ if you need suggestions let me know. Tuesdays: Weight Training: Legs:

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    A Kinesiological Analysis of the "Barbell Squat" Step 1. Description of the movement A. Starting position Place your feet flat on the floor. From a rack with the barbell upper chest height‚ Position the barbell over your Trapezius muscle not over your neck. The bar should be Placed as far back as possible on the traps for the weight to be distributed properly For safe execution. Next you would place your hands with a supinated grip around The bar and hold it comfortably so its stays stable

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    Weightlifting Essay

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    The greatest feeling on earth is the euphoric moment of winning your first weightlifting meet. The hours of preparation‚ the planning‚ taking the heaviest weight you could possibly lift and putting it over your head on a stage under the lights as the crowd goes insane over this monumental feat of strength is unrivaled by anything else. Comprised of six opportunities to score points over the course of two styles of lifts‚ the difference of winning and losing can come down to lifting as little as

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    Lab 5: Weightlifting

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    om each arm to lift the weight up to be about 700N per arm. We then drew a force diagram for the force acting on the barbell and when the lifter held the barbell over his head.    Were: B= the angle=35 degrees Fn= The normal force m= mass g=gravity F= the force exerted by each arm We then used the following equation  W = mg  to calculate the weight of the barbell. Were: W= weight m=mass g=gravity W = 135kg ∙ 9.81m/s2 = 1324.35 N   We then estimate the angle of each arm acting on the bar to be about 60 degrees

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    Functional Anatomy

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    attached to a barbell (ranging from 1.2m to 2.4m) is moved through an arc‚ primarily using the strength of the biceps. The first part of the motion is when the elbows begin in full extension‚ in an overhand grip. The biceps contract to lift the weight upward through an arc‚ to a point where further movement is not possible. The next part of the motion has the elbow joint extending which is called eccentric part. Then‚ the weight is lowered back to the start position. The reverse barbell curl in particular

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    Kettlebell Case Study

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    CAP Barbell Vinyl Coated Cement Kettlebell http://www.amazon.com/CAP-Barbell-Coated-Cement-Kettlebell/dp/B007419XUG/ref=zg_bs_16385851_1 In recent times‚ most people have adapted to the use of kettlebells during training. This is because kettlebells aid in achieving a full body workout‚ increase balance and stamina as well as help you develop strength‚ power and endurance. There are many advantages which come with kettlebells over the traditional cast iron models. The inside is filled with cement

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    Chest/Biceps/Abs Decline Barbell Bench Incline Dumbbell Bench Dumbbell Flyes Concentration Curls Hammer Curls Barbell Curls ABS X 4. SUPERSETS 3: Cardio 4: Back/Triceps/Calves Dumbbell Pullover Close-grip Lat Pulldowns One-Arm Dumbbell Row Seated Cable Rows Barbell Deadlift Triceps PushDowns Seated Triceps Press Calf Press on Leg Press 5: Delts/Traps/Abs Dumbbell Shoulder Press Side Lateral Raise Low Pulley Row to Neck Reverse Flyes Barbell Shrug Upright Barbell Row ABS X 4

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    SGSS) Starting Position ● With the barbell resting on the technique boxes or in the rack‚ have the lifter place their hands on the bar using their favorable clean or snatch grip length. In conjunction to spacing‚ it is advantageous for the athlete to utilize the hook grip to prevent losing control of the bar and prematurely bending of the elbows during the extension phase of the lift. ● Once the lifter has assumed a proper grip‚ the lifter should remove the barbell from the rack or technique boxes

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