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    Components that are correlated to the velocity of a volleyball spike Christina Atwood‚ Derek Tortorich Belhaven University Introduction In most sports played by athletes today‚ ball velocity and velocity of the human anatomy both have an exceptionally high correlation with the effectiveness in that sport. Athletes who can perform at a fairly high velocity‚ or that can put objects in high velocity‚ tend to excel in their sport‚ especially power sports. Due to the importance of velocity in most

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    Women’s magazines and television programmes are filled with weight-loss advertisements. According to the Women’s Center of Media and Body Image the average American person is subject to about 3‚000 of these adverts on a daily basis. This ongoing exposure to these images has proven to change and alter our perceptions of reality and how we see things. These images of perfection are not what normal women look like without major help and surgery. It’s difficult for young girls to understand that the

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    limbs” (Jastifer). Even today‚ medical students learn from pictures‚ and it is no accident that Leonardo’s anatomical drawings resemble visual aids of the kind found in today’s magazines and the stylistic techniques we see on interactive computer images (Klein 175). Hand gestures and facial expressions abound in Leonardo’s paintings‚ but nowhere more so than in the Last Supper. A wide array of gestures and actions suggest that apostles’ shocked‚ puzzled‚ angry and sorrowful reactions to Christ’s

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    brilliance and there was an angel depicted on the front. She explained to me that it was a guardian angel and she believed it had helped her through tough times. Without a second thought I accepted the thoughtful gift and left for my championship volleyball tournament which consisted of 12 teams. Upon arrival‚ we checked in and progressed to the gym. The sharp smell of wax felt cold in my nose as I met up with my team. I still had my birthday card from my grandmother with me so before our first game

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    In this paper I will describe the head to toe mechanics of what a normal‚ athletic volleyball block consists of. This movement may seem simple when watching a player perform it on the court; however it is a very complex muscular movement. There will be three phases I will explain in this movement. First the athletic position or “start phase”‚ next the jumping motion or “active phase” and finally will be the landing known as the “ending phase”. I will be describing every motion‚ as well as what plane

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    Volleyball: The 5-1 Rotation Introduction A team’s success in volleyball is directly linked to each player’s ability to understand his or her position on the court. The 5-1 rotation—1 setter and 5 hitters—provides the greatest flexibility and consistency for a team’s offense and defense. The following document describes the basic serve-receive set-up and a basic defensive posture. The diagrams are only a starting point. In both serve-receive and defense‚ players should be able to adapt

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    Volleyball: Spiking your way into Success “Obesity in proliferating in the United States: 3.8 million people are over 300 pounds‚ over 400‚000 people (mostly males) carry over 400 pounds and the average adult female weighs an unprecedented 163 pounds!” states The Latest Statistics on America’s Obesity Epidemic article from American Sports Data inc. While I find this shocking‚ I’m less astounded when I consider the millions of McDonalds and Burger Kings located around the world. There is

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    Sport: Volleyball Skill: How to spike a volleyball Equipment: Volleyball and volleyball net Directions: 1. Stretch your arms and legs for 10-20 seconds each before starting. This will reduce your risk of pulling a muscle or injuring yourself. 2. Position yourself behind the 10-foot line (attack line)‚ which is the line that is about 4 feet away from the net. If you have long legs or take bigger steps‚ stand a little farther back. If you are left handed‚ you may want to spike on the right

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    Psychosomatic Research 53 (2002) 1037 – 1041 Preconscious processing of body image cues Impact on body percept and concept Glenn Wallera‚*‚ Juliette Barnesb a Department of Psychiatry‚ St. George’s Hospital Medical School‚ University of London‚ Cranmer Terrace‚ London SW17 0RE‚ UK b Department of Psychology‚ Royal Holloway‚ University of London‚ London‚ UK Abstract Objective: There is considerable evidence that body image is an elastic construct‚ which can be influenced by environmental and

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    William G. Morgan created volleyball in 1895 as a YMCA P.E. director in the town of Holyoke‚ Massachusetts.. It was first called mintonette. The name came from the game called badminton. Mintonette‚ later known as volleyball‚ took certain things from tennis and handball and was designed to be an indoor sport. The game was intended to be better on a person’s body than basketball and was aimed more towards the older members of the YMCA while still requiring athletic ability. The first rules included

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