By Steven Brooks, Michael Brown, Fred Battee, and Ryan Sickles.

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By Steven Brooks, Michael Brown, Fred Battee, and Ryan Sickles

 50 surveys competed by Rowan Students ◦ Half done by Exercise science majors ◦ Half done by those not in Exercise science majors  Articles, text books, etc.

 Eat breakfast  Brush teeth  Shower  Get dressed  What’s missing?

 It is important for everyone not just athletes.

 Reduces Injuries  Increases flexibility  Makes those golden years golden  Decreases pain

 Over 25,000 people in America sprain their ankle everyday.  1 out of every 17 athletes suffer an injury while performing their sport or training.  More then 50% of these injuries are preventable.

 Pelvic Obliquity

 Two types of flexibility ◦ Flexibility for prevention  Before and after, 30 second holds ◦ Flexibility for flexibility  Mainly just after, 60 seconds or more

 Allows you to stay mobile longer  Keeps good posture  Keeps good balance  Helps in recovery  Improves circulation

 Stretching released the built up lactic acid

 I only really need to stretch before I start exercising.  I only need to stretch what I am going to work out. ◦ The knee bone connected to the thigh bone, The thigh bone connected to the back bone, ◦ The rectus femorus is connected to the gracillis…

 Low carbohydrate diets  High Protein Diets  Low calorie diets

 Thought to be fast and easy way to lose weight  Gives a false sense of effectiveness  Hurts workout and recovery

 Believed that it will increase muscles.  Weight loss method  Believed to curve appetite ◦ In truth protein is the last thing the body feeds on.

 Believed to be an effective weight loss method ◦ Body generally needs at least 1,200 calories just for organs to function properly.  Causes the body to go into a starvation mode.