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EXERCISES FOR CHOSEN MUSCLE GROUPS

EXERCISES FOR CHOSEN MUSCLE GROUPS. To encourage students to do more physical activities during the lesson you will be shown a few sets of exercises for chosen muscle groups . They are chosen : To affect the most important muscle groups ,

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Muscular Endurance

Muscular Endurance. Muscular endurance is the ability of muscles to work continuously . To improve your muscular endurance you need to work muscle groups for long intervals at a relatively low level of intensity.

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Track Start

Track Start. By Student Name. Kinds of Starts. Standing Start Crouching 4 point Start 40 yard dash 3 point Start Block Start. Events. 100m 200m 400m. The set-up. Rear knee even with front foot Shoulders vertically above or slightly in front of hands Front leg 90 degrees

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Expert Weight Lifting Tips for Runners

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Basketball

Basketball. Shooting. Feet apart Knees bent Elbow at 90 degrees One hand on side of ball One hand under ball Shoot! Follow through (snap your wrist). Consistency is the key. Practice this the correct way every time you shoot!. Dribbling. Rules:

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5 Exercises To Get Perfect Sexy Legs!

Which woman in the world doesn't want to own sexy legs? No one. While women all around the world put a lot of efforts to get sexy legs these simple exercises will make it easier for you.

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Ergonomics & Health and Safety

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Online boot camp workout videos

Train yourself with online workout website Circuit of change. Our site provides Online boot camp training, Circuit training, boot camp circuit and much more. To get the latest update visit us at circuitofchange.com

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Roll-out into Pike

Roll-out into Pike. Place both hands on the floor roughly shoulder width apart with arms fully extended and the ball behind you Place the feet on top of the ball and engage the core so the body is in a straight line from the feet to the head. This is your start position

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