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1
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percent of disease thta is. attributed to lifestyle factors

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80%

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2
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considered the second brain

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ENS

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3
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Materialism

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I am only my body

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immateralism

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i am only my mind

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5
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holism

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i am my mind and body

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6
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physical, mental, social, and emotional are dimensions of the whole person, while “wellness” is

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the overall harmony of those dimensions

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7
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thoughts and feelings affect how the cells function, according to

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psychoneuroimmunology

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8
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Inmaterialism claims that the reality of human life is

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not matter

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9
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materialism claims that the reality of human life is

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only the body

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10
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holism claims that the reality of human life is

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mind and body

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11
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wellness includes

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all of these (optimal energy, the desire and capacity to thrive, feeling of peace and harmony of being, and health, fitness and overall well-being)

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12
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determinism

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a belief that people and life are the way they are and there is no freedom to choose another way

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13
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self efficacy

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confidence that people can be in a high risk situation and not revert to former coping methods

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14
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review the principles of goal setting

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S pecific
M easurable
A ttainable
Relevant
T ime bound

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15
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self acceptance self esteem

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parallel to autonomy (opposite of being controlled)

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16
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achievement self esteem

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thinking of self as a failure if you do not achieve your goals

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17
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psychological needs that result in greater health and wellnes

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autonomy, competence, and relatedness

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18
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wellness

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the overall harmony of physical , mental, social, and emotional dimensions

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19
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intrinsic motivation

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more powerful, internalized behaviors; we initiate this behavior because we want to and because it is satisfying to us

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20
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changing to living a healthy lifestyle is

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none of these

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21
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most important for wise goal setting

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setting goals as high as possible

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22
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when trying to adopt a new healthy behaviors, it is important to

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do all of these

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23
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behaviorism and operant conditioning work on people but may result in

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resentment toward authority

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24
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the behavior and the value of each individual can be kept distinct from each other, and is accomplished by having

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self-acceptance self-esteem

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25
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functional fitness

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the ability to preform real life daily activities, such as walking, bending, lifting, and climbing stairs; pupose id to enhance quality of life, reduce cronic pain, and avoid suffering

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26
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dynamic flexibility

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the ability to use a muscle in its entire motion around a joint

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27
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value of stretching

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can prevent injury and improves functional fitness

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28
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propriception

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sensory info that comes from within the body’s CNS

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29
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Somatosensation

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process that conveys info about the body’s surface and its interaction with its environment

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30
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functional fitness improves real-life movements by

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teaching muscles to work together

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31
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the cardiovascular system is composed of

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heart and blood vessels, also vagus nerve

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32
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how does having good cardiorespiratory fitness help with diabetes, heart health, etc?

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better metabolism and more efficient use of energy; lower cholesterol, etc

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33
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trends of blood pressure due to exercise

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lower

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34
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leading cause of death in the united states

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heart disease, cancer, stroke, Alzheimer’s, diabetes, etc.

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35
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exercise prescription model

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exercise reduces risk of leading causes of death; FITT

36
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ranges for healthy steps in a day

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0-5k= inactive, 5-10k = moderately active, 10-14k= active, over 15k = very active

37
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different ways to calculate VO2 max

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oxygen intake (treadmill), heart rate, 10- min run pace

38
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true or false:
exercise is the best way to improve cardiovascular health

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True

Cardiorespiratory fitness contributes to Neurogenesis

39
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a healthy approach to improving cardiorespiratory wellness includes

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awareness of the effects of hot and humid conditions

40
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estimate current cardiorespiratory fitness level

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measure how far you can move in a given time

41
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static flexibility

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flexibility while holding a joint ( no full ROM)

42
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PNF stretching

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stretching and contracting a muscle group being targeted

43
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health benefits of flexibility

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better circulation, reduced risk of injury

44
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ballistic stretching

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uses momentum or movement of a moving body or limb to force it beyonf its normal ROM

45
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Golgi tendon

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senses Changes in muscle tension

46
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muscle spindle

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stretch receptors that detect changes in the length of a muscle

47
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the stretch reflex occurs in

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the muscle spindles

48
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flexibility

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the capacity to move a joint through its full range of motion

49
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health benefits of being flexible

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improved posture and reduced risk of injury

50
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progression in flexibility

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everyone should ease into flexibility exercise and do some every day

51
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relationship between flexibility and muscle strength

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flexibility is most effective when muscles are strong

52
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difference between muscle strength and endurance

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time

53
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hypertrophy

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growth in muscle due to resistance overload process

54
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true or false:
testosterone in men can determine muscle growth

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true

55
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relationship between muscular fitness and blood pressure

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more muscle = more regulation of blood pressure

56
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muscle

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body tissue that can generate force

57
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muscular endurance is the ability of a muscle or muscle group to

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contract repeatedly over time

58
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muscle strength and endurance benefits the body by

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all of these

59
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muscular fitness can help hypertensive individuals lower

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both types of blood pressure
systolic and diastolic blood pressure

60
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understand the benefits of calcium

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stronger bones, reduced risk of osteoporosis

61
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why are amino acids considered high quality proteins?

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play a critical rile in feeding mitochondria in your body

62
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macronutrients

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fat (9), protein (4), crabs (4)

63
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glycemic index

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how rapidly a carb is digested and released as sugar into the bloodstream

64
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glycemic load

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GI * number of carbs/100

65
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true or false:
water is nutrient

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true

66
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hydrogenation converts unsaturated
fats to a solid form, into

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trans fats

67
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glycemic index and glycemic load affect

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insulin levels in the blood

68
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stressors release hormones that slow down digestion, resulting in

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food stagnation and sending toxins into the bloodstream

69
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nutrient most needed for survival is

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water

70
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range of healthy weight

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60 pounds variation for most weight ranges and still be healthy

71
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ratios of overweight and obese people

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1/3 of kids are obese/overweight

72
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main reasons for obesity in America

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overeating and lack of physical activity

73
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BMI

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body mass index

74
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BMI ranges

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underweight, normal, overweight, obese

75
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more abdominal fat =

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greater risk of type 2 diabetes

76
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fat storing fold of the lining of the abdominal cavity

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omentum

77
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ghrelin and leptin control

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appetite

78
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one of the best way to regulate ghrelin and leptin

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exercise

79
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obese BMI

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30 or more

80
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USDA replaced the food guid pyramid with

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MyPlate

81
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anorexia nervous is a mental illness is which a person

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starves herself or himself

82
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what are three types of muscle tissue in the body

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cardiac, smooth, and skeletal

83
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what are two types of flexability

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static and dynamic

84
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which of these is a health benefit of being flexable

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improved posture and reduce rick of injury

85
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the relationship between flexibility and muscle strength dictates that

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flexibility is most effective when muscles are strong

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