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    Types of Somatotypes

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    types. There are 3 Types of Somatotypes: 1. Ectomorphic: characterized by long and thin muscles/limbs and low fat storage; usually referred to as slim. Ectomorphs are not predisposed to store fat nor build muscle. 2. Mesomorphic: characterized by medium bones‚ solid torso‚ low fat levels and wide shoulders with a narrow waist; usually referred to as muscular. Mesomorphs are predisposed to build muscle but not store fat. 3. Endomorphic: characterized by increased fat storage‚ a wide waist and

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    Nitric Oxide History

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    The supplement that I chose was Nitric Oxide. This is a very up and coming supplement in the industry and although not many studies have been done on the long term effects many more gym goers are jumping on the band wagon and experiencing the benefits of it. Some history on Nitric Oxide is that it was first discovered in 1772 by Joseph Priestly‚ who called it "nitrous air‚" nitric oxide was first discovered as a colorless‚ toxic gas. Unfortunately‚ the classification of toxid gas and air pollutant

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    to continue exercising. Exercise affects the body’s temperature‚ breathing rates and heart rate. The body has an automatic response to maintain these factors. During exercise‚ the body tries to maintain enough oxygen in order to support working muscles; this requires more oxygen which causes people to breathe faster during exercise and it also increases heart-rate. Body temperature also increases‚ as when food is converted into energy during exercise‚ heat is produced as waste‚ and this is maintained

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    Health and Fitness

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    flexibility training more so than Weight training. This is out of fear of injury‚ or the muscles becoming too bulky. Women tend to want to burn more calories‚ therefore they focus on exercises’ such as aerobics‚ walking‚ swimming‚ and jogging. Research shows that working out with weights has health benefits beyond simply bulking up one’s muscles and strengthening bones. Studies are finding that more lean muscle mass may allow kidney dialysis patients to live longer‚ give older people better cognitive

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    Are you in dilemma on whether to go for yoga or pilates? Well‚ you are probably not alone. Most people usually get themselves in confusion about the two since they do not know the differences between them. Here are the key differences between yoga and pilates that you should know in order to make an informed decision on which one to go for. Yoga explained To start with‚ one first needs to know what both of them they are so as to know if to take yoga or pilates. Yoga is a gentle form of exercise

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    Sports Massage Case Study

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    Client Consultation Form – Sports Massage College Name: College Number: Student Name: Student Number: Date: Client Name: Steve Address: Profession: Tel. No: Day Eve PERSONAL DETAILS Age group: Under 20 0 20–30 0 30–40 0 40–50 1 50–60 0 60+ 0 Lifestyle: Active 0 Sedentary 0 Last visit to the doctor: GP Address: No. Of children (if applicable): Date of last period (if applicable):

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    Patellar Tendonitis Essay

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    Patellar Tendonitis Recovery Time Patellar tendonitis (jumpers knee) is an injured tendon that connects the patella (kneecap)‚ to your shin bone. The patellar tendon works in tandem with the front muscles of your thighs when you extend your knees‚ so you can run‚ kick‚ and jump. However‚ even those who do not participate in sports activities can get patellar tendonitis from the chronic stress on the patella tendon‚ and patellar tendonitis recovery time can last for a couple of weeks‚ to several

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    Respiratory Bio Lab Report

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    body reacts to the environment it is in so that it can adapt to maintain a constant internal balance aka maintain homeostasis. During exercise‚ many processes are adapted to make sure your internal balance is constant. Muscles need more oxygen to create the ATP required to sustain muscle movement and so the breathing rate increases to increase oxygen. The extra oxygen will return equilibrium to the body because the amount of oxygen now matches the amount that the cells need. Lack of oxygen will throw

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    developing into a stronger player‚ but also for preventing the sport-related injuries. Workouts will strengthen the major muscle groups that are used in the sport. In tennis‚ the most common sites for injury are the back from overuse when transferring forces‚ the shoulder from rotator cuff tears‚ the knee from overuse and stress on the patella‚ the leg and ankles from muscle tears‚ and the wrist and elbow due to the overuse of ligaments and tendons. Key ways to prevent these injuries include warming

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    Another argument is that running uses so much energy that your body has to break down muscle in order to keep up. This argument is simply invalid‚ running does not break down your muscles‚ it simply breaks down the fat around your muscles‚ this in turn makes your arms look smaller‚ your legs look thinner and your body look weaker. Although this may be true to a visible aspect. When the fat is broken down around your muscles‚ your veins and arteries can function more proficiently. Another argument that football

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