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Shivering is an efficient way of warming the body and can produce enough heat to boil a quart of water for an hour.

Heart rates measured after exercise under-estimate the levels actually reached during exercise. Add 10 bpm for immediate measurements and 20 bpm if measured after a 15-second delay.
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The muscles of the human body that are the strongest, slowest, longest, fastest and smallest

Two-legged stationary jumps and single legged running jumps require entirely different types of strength.

A simple test using stairs that will help you estimate the amount of horsepower your students can generate.
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Breathing pure oxygen won'?t speed recovery time after hard exercise. Instruct athletes to concentrate on deep, slow breathing instead.

Humans can generate six times the force needed to break a board with their hand, but training is vital to ensure this force is directed correctly.
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A demonstration that illustrates the effectiveness of enhancing elastic energy through plyometric training.
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