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Exercise, the Manual a Jack Hannah production Senior Project 2010
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My Inspiration How can I get the most out of my time in the gym? Why do so many people exercise in a way that is unproductive and/or harmful to their bodies?
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Value of weight lifting A quick definition: what is meant by "weight lifting" Increases bone density Improves flexibility Improves muscle strength (protects your body) Improves your heart's health
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How can I create something NEW? Some people DO know what is good and what is bad o why do people still waste their own time? User Friendly. How can I create something that people will understand and relate to?
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Jack Hannah: Personal trainer April 4, 2010 - Present The experimental training of 3 athletes 14 Day cycle, 8 weight lifting days o 4 leg days, 2 back/bicep/forearm, 2 chest/tricep/shoulder A program, a manual, a website
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Easy to read Manual and Website(s) My thesis paper: "Optimizing Efficiency and Potential of the Human Body“ Senior Year Project wiki o a complete compilation of my SYP experience, including the exercise manual JMfitness o a culmination of my SYP experience to be pursued
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Now, what does it really take? 4 basic components and their importance o Warm up o Order and intensity of exercises o Nutrition and Rest o Cool down
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Getting proper warm up How to prepare your body for work Foam rolling o increases flexibility and blood flow Dynamic stretches and activities o loosens muscles o increases heart-rate Static stretches o increases flexibility
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Order and intensity of exercise How long can the body perform at its maximum level of intensity and how can we take advantage of this? Primary exercises and Secondary exercises o Are there benefits of putting some exercises earlier on in your workouts?
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Nutrition and rest When should I eat, and what should I eat? o 5-6 meals each day o adequate protein intake o getting enough calories to achieve your goals Do not over exercise o Space your workouts appropriately o Do NOT try to fight through an injury o Extra rest never hurts
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Cool Down Light dynamic activity o making sure the body stays loose Static stretches o increasing flexibility Foam rolling o increasing flexibility Cold shower o renewed supply of blood
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How to achieve optimal results? Hard work 4 major components o warm up o order and intensity of exercise o nutrition and rest o cool down Stay updated o check out exercise manuals o read websites and forums o DO THE RESEARCH
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Bibliography Hiller, Jacob. The Jump Manual. Web..http://www.jumpmanual.com/?hop=hrvach007 Price, Joyce Howard. "Weight Lifting Found to Help Seniors." The Washington Times 7 May 2000: 3. Questia. Web. 14 Apr. 2010. Quinn, Elizabeth. "Tight Muscles - Foam Roller Exercises for Tight Muscles." Sports Medicine, Sports Performance, Sports Injury - Information About Sports Injuries and Workouts for Athletes. N.p., 13 Apr. 2010. Web. 4 May 2010..http://sportsmedicine.about.com/od/flexibilityandstretching/ss/FoamRoller.htm Smith, Jim. AMD Main Manual. Wyalusing: Diesel Crew, LLC, 2006. AMD. Diesel Crew, LLC. Web. 25 Dec. 2009..http://www.acceleratedmusculardevelopment.com/ Smith, Jim, and Jedd Johnson. Diesel Crew. Diesel Crew, LLC. Web.. http://www.dieselcrew.com/ Wilson, Todd. "Functional Hypertrophy." Iron Magazine Online L.L.C. 23 Apr. 2002: n. pag. Diesel Crew. Web. 5 Mar. 2010.
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