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  1. Psychiatric Patients' Participation in a 3-Month Jogging Program

    … participated in, and nine completed, a 3-month jogging program designed to improve cardiovascular fitness. Subjects ranged in age from 21 to 38 and were medically approved prior to entering the program. Different races and sexes were represented. All of the subjects had extensive histories of …

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  2. The Effects of a Self-Monitored Jogging Program on Anxiety and Personality

    … researchers have investigated the effects of jogging, and aerobic exercise, on state and trait anxiety. The role of jogging in selectively reducing somatic anxiety as has been postulated in the psychobiological model of Davidson and Schwartz (1976) has also been examined by many investigators. …

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  3. Attitudes, Beliefs and Behavioral Intentions of Women and Men Toward Regular Jogging

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-14T06:57:27Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7811281.pdf: 5889154 bytes, checksum: 01459681569a5899d3f278dd9f1aad4f (MD5) Previous issue date: 1978

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  4. Jogging their memory: developmental effects of fitness, body composition, and nutrition on relational memory

    Increasingly prevalent in the media and public awareness, the growing problem of obesity, particularly childhood obesity, has become a significant concern in the United States and many developed countries around the world. Current longevity estimates predict that if trends continue, children born …

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  5. A critical review of the current design guidelines for footbridges: with emphasis on the design for jogging forces

    … from activities such as walking, running and jogging. This has lead to a number of recent footbridges suffering from excessive vertical or lateral vibrations necessitating retrofitting, usually at high additional costs ((Butz, 2008; Sun and Yuan, 2008)). One of the most important aspects of …

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  6. The Difference in HR Response between Track and Treadmill Running at a Pre-determined, Self-selected Pace

    … not differences exist in heart rate (HR) between jogging on the track and jogging on the treadmill at the same speed. Twenty-four college-age (19-31 years old) male (n = 12) and female (n = 12) recreational runners volunteered to participate in this study. Each participant performed a maximal …

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  7. Návrh optimalizace firemního webu

    … optimalizácie webových stránok spoločnosti JOGGING KLUB, spol. s r.o. podľa aktuálnych trendov a požiadaviek dnešnej doby. Hlavným cieľom práce bolo navrhnúť optimalizáciu webových stránok tak, aby čo najviac odpovedal kritériám návštevníkom webovej stránky. Medzi dielčie ciele práce patrí …

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  8. The dynamics of running and the possibilities of damping

    Running and jogging (a slower, more rhythmic form of running) have become increasingly popular today. An unfortunate by-product of this broad interest in running has been the growing incidence of overuse injuries (the result of repetitive microtrauma to the tendons, bones and joints). The increase …

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  9. The Construct Validity of Self-Reported Historical Physical Activity

    … self-reported historical walking, running, and jogging (WRJ) activity. The criterion measure was concurrent performance on a maximal treadmill test. Subjects completed a medical exam and treadmill test between the years 1976 and 1985, and completed a follow-up questionnaire in 1986. …

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  10. A Case Study of a Recurrent Anterior Tibial Compartment Syndrome

    … The subject was able to return to her program of jogging and six months after surgery, was running U to 6 miles a day, three to four times a week.</p><p>The rehabilitation program may be used as a guideline for future programs. It was designed specifically for one individual, and there fore, …

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  11. The effect of an endurance and weight training program on plasma total cholesterol and high-density lipoprotein-cholesterol

    … were studied to determine the effects of a jogging, weight training, or a combined jogging and weight training program on plasma total cholesterol, high-density lipoproteins, body composition. Experimental subjects were randomly assigned to the treatment conditions. The subjects trained …

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  12. Visualizing exercise hidden in everyday activity

    … is the idea that getting enough "exercise" means jogging, going to the gym, or riding an exercise bike for half and hour every day. While these activities are helpful, they can be daunting for an inactive person and difficult to plan into a busy schedule. Alternatively, many regular activities …

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  13. The social body of the police

    … eating meals from the five food groups; walking/jogging one mile per day; and being injured on the job).

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  14. Aerobic Exercise and Bone Turnover in Trained and Untrained Premenopausal Women

    … markers to a single bout of 60 min of aerobic jogging (or brisk walking).</p> <p>The first study included 21 trained and 14 untrained premenopausal women, mean VO2 Max 42.2±5.3mL/kg/min and 27.9±3.3mL/kg/min respectively, who performed 60 min of jogging or brisk walking at an aerobic intensity, …

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  15. Video gaming, physical activity and health in young people

    … sports and brisk treadmill walking and treadmill jogging. Nevertheless, active video games encouraged PA and discouraged sedentary behaviour compared to sedentary equivalents. Further, similar physiological responses observed between adolescents and adults in study three provided support for the …

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