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Misconceptions about exercise and fitness By Steven Brooks, Michael Brown, Fred Battee, and Ryan Sickles

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Misconceptions about exercise and fitness. By Steven Brooks, Michael Brown, Fred Battee , and Ryan Sickles . Methods. 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. Morning Check list. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Misconceptions about exercise and fitness

Misconceptions about exercise and fitnessBy Steven Brooks, Michael Brown, Fred

Battee, and Ryan Sickles

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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.

Methods

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

Morning Check list

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It is important for everyone not just athletes.

Stretching!

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Reduces Injuries

Increases flexibility

Makes those golden years golden

Decreases pain

Benifits

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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.

Reduces Injuries

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Pelvic Obliquity

Athletes are not the only ones to suffer

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Two types of flexibility

◦Flexibility for prevention Before and after, 30 second holds

◦Flexibility for flexibility Mainly just after, 60 seconds or more

Increases your flexibility

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

Golden Years

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Stretching released the built up lactic acid

Reduces pain

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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…

Stretching's misconceptions

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Nutrition's Misconceptions

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Low carbohydrate diets

High Protein Diets

Low calorie diets

The Big Three

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Thought to be fast and easy way to lose weight

Gives a false sense of effectiveness

Hurts workout and recovery

Low Carbohydrate diet

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Believed that it will increase muscles. Weight loss method Believed to curve appetite

◦ In truth protein is the last thing the body feeds on.

High protein – Low results

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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.

Low calorie – High Disappointment

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Questions?