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    The physical characteristics of participants are presented in table 1. Although there was no significant difference between the age of men and women in the study, the heaight and body mass of the men were significantly greater than women P<0.05. Figure 1 illustrates the significant increase in maximal oxygen uptake when comparing submaximal treadmill ergometer and cycle ergometer tests (P<0,05). Both men and women showed an increase of 10% in maximal oxygen consumption measured in mL/Kg/min. Figure

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    Exercise is termed as an activity requiring physical effort to improve health and fitness. Scientists can use fitness as a measure to compare one person to another (Haskel). Fitness tests can be conducted in a field or lab based setting (Point-of-care athlete testing, a new approach of sport performance evaluation Ioan Stoian National Institute of Sports Medicine, Bucharest, Romania). Fitness as a standard must be quantified to be able to compare individuals (Safrit). Predicting VO2Max can be done

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    Muscular fitness assessments give a baseline physical fitness level that can be helpful in finding weakness in certain muscle groups. It can also help to design an individualized exercise prescription. Muscular strength tests can show how strength gains over time. An example test would

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    JOURNAL REVIEW: AEROBIC FITNESS Title: The effect of high intensity and continuous endurance training on aerobic capacity Aerobic fitness is the body ability to exercise for prolonged time whereby most of the energy came from the aerobic capacity and cardiovascular endurance. The most popular way been used to increase the aerobic capacity is the endurance training. An example of endurance training is LSD; this method of training involves performing exercise at a low intensity (57% VO2 max or 70%

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    business objective is to sell all types of training, fitness, conditioning, and exercise equipment to the general public.  The Fit Stop plans to specialize in this equipment and to provide customers with personalized advice geared to a customer's specific training or conditioning needs  (e.g. training for a particular sport, rehabilitation from injuries, strengthening of specific muscle groups to deal with back pain, general conditioning and fitness), regardless of the age of the customer. In order

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    our competitors. We know that in this day and age, more people are committed to their physical fitness and health than ever before and we want to help them reach their goals. The fitness industry is growing and FitTown will continue to carry the most technological advanced gear there is to offer in order to help separate ourselves from the pack. We will offer customers that take part in our fitness club a 10% off discount. We will also be involved in LA Tech sporting events and will provide customers

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    animal does gain inclusive fitness through means such as kin selection, reciprocal altruism, and cooperation – thus indicating these behaviors are actually selfish in nature (Waal, 2008). Inclusive fitness is a biological theory established by a mathematical model created by W.D. Hamilton in 1964 that illustrates how an animal will gain genetic success and increased evolutionary fitness through cooperative and altruistic behaviors. An animal can gain inclusive fitness by two means, directly through

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    Just do it! Grow a pair! Why are you talking to yourself? Pay attention to him! My head is going 1,000 miles a minute, my palms are as sweaty as if they were attached to an overweight kid running the mile during fat camp, and I’m pretty sure I can feel the pools of sweat forming underneath my arms. Each step I take feels like it’s heavier. The hallway to the parking garage is becoming longer and longer as we get (what is supposed to be) closer to the door. This cannot be that hard–can it? I always

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    majority of domesticated animals have the advantage of having a caretaker who can train them for different things that can improve their overall fitness. On the contrary many reptiles species have little parental care. Many reptiles use associative learning and spatial awareness as learning mechanisms to complete tasks. Studies dedicated to Darwinian fitness in reptiles have only taken into account different body sizes and athleticism, but rarely has learning ability been a primary focus in these

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    Fitbit Mission Statement

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    Fitness and health is something that is looked upon as being hard to achieve and do sometimes. Fitbit is one of many companies that are trying to take of the challenge of how to make fitness and tracking it easy and fun to do. Introduction Fitbit started when two men, Eric and James, came to realize that wireless technology was starting to take off. They wanted to find a way to combine wireless technology and fitness together and after a few months in 2007 Fitbit was founded. Eric and James were

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