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I've heard 'kettle bells' work great for golf physical fitness training. Is there anyone who agrees?

How much do you think somebody who is a personal trainer, mainly golf fitness, make in California? Mainly training clients in golf fitness how much do you think someone could make in or around the LA or Hollywood area? I am a recently certified ACE personal trainer and am wanting to "specialize" in golf fitness. Where do you think the best area for that would be? (in California) I currently live about 30 miles south east of St. Louis, MO on the IL side and the job search is on going. I really want to move to Cali and know there are jobs out there. My girlfriend is a nurse so she can find a job anywhere but I want to make sure I can get a good paying job to support the increase in living. Please help me

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what fitness tests or methods of evaluation should be used to assess an avid golfer? what fitness tests or methods of evaluation should be used to assess an avid golfer....Chad is an avid golfer. He wishes to improve his golf game and is very motivated to get started on a training program. Chad has exercised regularly for the past 8 years and is in good physical health. Most of his exercise has been aerobic in nature with only a small amount of resistance training.

Should I take Physical Education I, II, or III? Physical Education I – required of 3 – Units covered are geared towards individual and team sports. The units covered are aerobics, flag football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, weight training, fitness, badminton, fitness walking, track and field, softball and wrestling. Physical Education II – required choice of 3– Units covered are geared towards individual and dual sports and team sports. Units covered are aerobics, gator ball, speedball, volleyball, basketball, fitness, weight training, badminton, fitness walking, softball, pickle ball, flag football, country line dancing and hockey. Physical Education III – Units are geared toward lifetime sports. Units covered are aerobics, self-defense, aquacise, cross-country skiing, table tennis, golf, archery, badminton, bowling, and fitness walking. Guest speakers to promote careers in physical education are scheduled. Cost of $1.50 for Aquacise, approximately $8.00 for bowling, and approximately $20-$25 for golfing.

Is this a good fitness plan for a 13 year old? I was a bit disappointed with my last bleep test score (9.3) when i used to get 11.6. I haven't been exercising a lot recently. I have a new fitness plan, will this be any good for the bleep test and any sport in general. Every night and every other morning: 50 pressups 25 sit ups 20 crunches 30 squats Every Tuesday, Saturday and sunday; Rugby training or match. Every sunday 2mile run. Saturday or Sunday play golf. Also will this improve my cardio and stamina. How long will it take before i should be able to get up to 11.6 in the bleep test. -Thanks

POLL-Should I take Physical Education I, II, or III? Physical Education I – required of 3 – Units covered are geared towards individual and team sports. The units covered are aerobics, flag football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, weight training, fitness, badminton, fitness walking, track and field, softball and wrestling. Physical Education II – required choice of 3– Units covered are geared towards individual and dual sports and team sports. Units covered are aerobics, gator ball, speedball, volleyball, basketball, fitness, weight training, badminton, fitness walking, softball, pickle ball, flag football, country line dancing and hockey. Physical Education III – required choice of -- Units are geared toward lifetime sports. Units covered are aerobics, self-defense, aquacise, cross-country skiing, table tennis, golf, archery, badminton, bowling, and fitness walking. Guest speakers to promote careers in physical education are scheduled. Cost of $1.50 for Aquacise, approximately $8.00 for bowling, and approximately $20-$25 for golfing.

Cardiovascular Training;; Help. Few Q's [[ 10 points!!! ]]? 1. Decide which of the following day-to-day activities might be considered aerobic exercise? (1 point) Surfing the web Taking a catnap Mowing the lawn Paying bills 2. The word cardio refers to _________. (1 point) 3. A minimum of how many minutes is needed to achieve the benefits of cardiovascular activity? (1 point) 10-15 20-30 30-45 45-60 4. What is the formula for finding your target heart rate? (1 point) 220 - your age 220 + your age 220 x your age 220 / your age 5. Decide which of the following sports can be the most beneficial in achieving cardiovascular fitness. (1 point) Soccer Baseball Football Golf 6. Which of the following is NOT considered a low intensity cardiovascular activity? (1 point) Walking Bicycling Hiking Leisurely paced swimming 7. Which finger should you NOT use when taking a pulse? (1 point) Thumb Middle Pinky Index 8. Which of the following machines in the gym is NOT used for cardiovascular fitness? (1 point) Stair Climber Treadmill Weight machine Elliptical trainer 9. When a person is making cardiovascular gains through aerobic activity, they are increasing the amount of ___________ to the heart and lungs? (1 point) 10. What is the name of the artery located on the bottom of the wrist that is used when taking a pulse? (1 point) The aorta The carotid artery The brachial artery The pulmonary artery

Better choice: Kinesiology or Journalism? I'm going into my sophomore year at the University of Illinois at Chicago. I'm currently an undeclared major and have been sifting through every possible choice in major and have finely decided between two majors: Kinesiology (possibly pre-physical therapy) and Journalism. I have played 3 organized sports (football, baseball, basketball, and golf), football and baseball the longest, ever since I was 3 and my mom is a marathon runner who has helped me greatly on fitness training and dieting/nutrition, which I have taken with great dedication, but I have also been a real writer's nut. I have always scored A's on papers in school (All A's on my college papers) and my english professor has even commented on my efforts and asked me if i had been interested in english/journalism as a major. I have also written a lot of articles on sports, cars, other hobbies, etc. in my free time. I'm a witty and argumentative writer. The only problem is that I can't decide which route I would like to take. Could anyone give me some insight on career prospects for both (especially given the economy and where it's at) as well as employment stability, pay, and other aspects of both majors and the careers that they lie under? If someone could dig up an opinion/view that I hadn't considered before, it would help me greatly! Thanks. I mean 4 sports. My bad.

HOW DO THE FOLLOWING HELP YOUR BODY WHEN EXERCiSING? How does weight training and swimming help your body achieve fitness? how do you prepare for softball, volleyball, golf, and tennis, and how do those exercises help you achieve fitness? I sorta want an answer like the following. it does NOT have to be as long, unless you want it to be. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080222112318AAOdJqu this was my answer for jogging/walking/hiking or if you know any websites that would be great too!

Bench Press? Why do muscle-heads spend so much time and effort on the bench press? Why is that the main indicator of strength for some people? Personally, I do about 40 different strength training exercises for my entire body. I do dumbell press for my chest among many other chest exercises - I don't even do bench press. I also run 10km, swim, cycle, play basketball and golf regularily. I guarantee I am in better shape and am a better athlete than 90% of these gym dudes. But if you ask some of these fat guys with big arms (hardly physically fit athletes) how their training is going they will give you bench press numbers. Why? Is the strength of you upper and mid-chest the number one goal in your physical fitness and athletic career?

NEED HELP FROM A PERSONAL TRAINER TO FIGURE THIS OUT .PLEASE ASAP.? CASE STUDY 1: CHAD EVERMORE CLIENT PROFILE: CHAD EVERMORE Age Gender Resting Heart Rate Height Weight Body Fat Percentage 55 Male 80 bpm 6'2" 180 pounds 20% Chad is an avid golfer. He wishes to improve his golf game and is very motivated to get started on a training program. Chad has exercised regularly for the past 8 years and is in good physical health. Most of his exercise has been aerobic in nature with only a small amount of resistance training. CLIENT CALCULATIONS 1. Using the information above, calculate the client's BMI 2. Calculate the client's BMR. 3. Calculate the client's heart rate using the Karvonen formula. ASSESSMENT, TRAINING, AND NUTRITIONAL STRATEGY Using the information above, address questions 4-6. 4. Discuss fitness tests or methods of evaluation that should be used to assess the client, providing rationale for your recommendations. Be sure to address the specific conditions presented by your client. 5. Provide a detailed, comprehensive, 12-week periodized training program, including specific sets, repetitions and exercises, utilizing an integrated approach. You do not need to use all the provided rows. Instructions Any commentary regarding specific instructions or rational for your recommendation can be included in Question 4 Week (x-y) Strength Training Aerobics Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry Create Entry 6. Discuss nutritional strategies and supplement recommendations with a rationale for your choices.

What is your favourite sport? Which out of all these sports do you like?: A * Acro Gymnastics Aerobics Aeronautics Aikido Amateur Boxing American Football Angling Archery Arm Wrestling Athletics Australian Rules B Badminton Ballooning Banger Racing Baseball Basketball Baton Twirling Biathlon Billiards BMX Boating Bobsleigh Boccia Bodybuilding Boule Bowling Bowls Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Bridge (Cards) Bungee Jumping Bushin Kenpo C Canoe Polo Canoeing Capoeira Caving Cheerleading Chess Choi Kwang-Do Circuit Training Clay Pigeon Shooting Climbing Cricket Croquet Cross-Country Running Skiing Curling Cycle Speedway Cycling D Dance Darts Disabled Sports Disc Golf Diving (Board) (Scuba) Dodgeball Dog Dragon Boat Dwarf Throwing E Equestrian Equestrianism Eskrima F Fell Fencing Finswimming Fishing Fitness Fives Flag football Floorball (Floor Hockey) Flying (Soccer) Free Futsal G Gaelic Athltics Gliding Groundball H Handball Hang Hapkido Hockey Horse Horseback Riding Hovercraft Hunting Hurling I Ice Skating Inline J Jet Judo Jujutsu (Ju-Jitsu) K Kabaddi Karate Karting Kayaking Keep Fit Kendo Kick Kite Kitesurfing Korfball Kuk Sool Won Kumbo Kung Fu Kyudo L Lacrosse Land Sailing Lawn Tennis Lifesaving M Martial Arts Microlight Mini Model Modern Pentathlon Motorcycle Trials Motorcycling Motor- sports Mountain Biking Boarding Mountaineering Muay Thai Multi-sport N Netball Ninjutsu O Octopush Off Road Vehicles Orienteering Other P Paintball Parachuting Paragliding Parkour Petanque Sport Pilates Pistol Pitch and Putt Pole Dancing Pool Power Powerlifting Punting Puzzle Q Quoits R Racquetball Racquets Rallying Rambling Real Rifle Roller Rounders Rowing (Gig) Rugby league Union S Savate Scuba Sculling Shinty Shootfighting Shorinji Kempo Sidecar Silat Skateboarding Skater Skeet Skeleton Skiff Skittles Skydiving Sled Snooker Snorkelling Snowboarding Snowsports Soccer Softball Sombo (Sambo) Spear Speed Sphering Squash Stoolball Street Luge Sub Aqua Surf Surfing Swimming (Open Water) Synchronized T Table Taekwondo Tai Chi Chuan Target Tchoukball Ten-pin Touch Track Trampolining Triathlon Tug Of War U Ultimate Frisbee Underwater Unihockey V Volleyball W Wado Ryu Walking Water Weight Weightlifting Windsurfing Wing Chun X Y Yachting Yoga Z Zorbing OR OTHER

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PE HELP !!!!!!!!!!!!? 1. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of stretching? Poor circulation Increased speed and power Increased flexibility Minimized chances of injuries 2. Which of the following is NOT an upper body stretch? Arm circles Trunk twist Straddle stretch Triceps stretch 3. With which of the following activities should you stretch before participating in? Field hockey Basketball Track All of the above 4. Decide which of the following physical activities incorporates stretching on a regular basis? Soccer Yoga Aerobics Tennis 5. Decide which of the following day-to-day activities might be considered aerobic exercise? Surfing the Web Taking a catnap Mowing the grass Paying bills 6. What is the formula for finding your target heart rate? 220 - your age 220 + your age 220 x your age 220 / your age 7. Decide which of the following sports can be the most beneficial in achieving cardiovascular fitness. Soccer Baseball Football Golf 8. What is the name of the artery located on the bottom of the wrist that is used when taking a pulse? The aorta The carotid artery The brachial artery The pulmonary artery For questions 9-18, fill in the blank with the letter of the definition that best matches the term. Definitions A. Test used to measure flexibility B. The elasticity of muscle groups C. Test approved by the president of the United States D. Measures muscular endurance E. Measures muscular strength F. Measures coordination G. The ability of muscles to perform work over time H. The capacity of muscles to generate amounts of force in a short period I. The body's ability to do several different tasks at one time J. The ability of the heart and lungs to be active over a long period of time 9. Presidential Fitness Test 10. Muscular endurance 11. Muscular strength 12. Cardiovascular endurance 13. Flexibility 14. Coordination 15. Curl-ups 16. Push-ups 17. Sit and reach test 18. Shuttle run 19. You have now learned the importance and benefits of weight training and cardiovascular activity. Decide which athlete might use the least amount of weight training in his/her preparation. Football player Wrestler Baseball player Cross-country runner 20. What is the main difference between free weights and a universal machine? Weight machines build bigger muscles Free weights offer more versatility Weight machines can only be used in the gym There is no difference 21. Which of the following is NOT an upper body weight training exercise? Squats Bench press Butterflies Biceps curl 22. Which of the following is NOT a shoulder and back weight training exercise? Shoulder shrug Triceps curl Military press Suitcase 23. What position might someone play in soccer if they did not have strong cardiovascular stamina?  Forward Goalie Defender Midfielder 24. Name the term in soccer that is used when a player stops a pass his/her feet. Dribbling Passing Trapping Punting 25. Which of the following soccer terms shares its name with a popular basketball term? Punting Heading Trapping Dribbling