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16 Bowling Activities for Physical Education

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Muscle Engagement: Lifting and rolling a bowling ball works various muscle groups in the arms, shoulders, chest, and legs, building strength and endurance. Bowling in Physical Education can look, feel and play out like being at a bowling alley, but it doesnt have to. Get all your Bowling Equipment Needs from Gopher Sport!

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Strength Training For Injury Prevention

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There are endless benefits for athletes who participate in a proper strength training program. While many athletes, coaches, and teams typically look for stronger muscles and improved athletic performance in the weight room, injury prevention is one of the most significant benefits of strength training.

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Functional Fitness – What, Why, & How

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It is designed to increase strength, power, mobility, and balance, while improving overall health and wellbeing. This article will discuss what functional fitness is, why it is important, and how to incorporate it into physical education and everyday life. We need functional strength and muscular endurance to thrive in everyday life.

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The Importance of Exercise

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cross the monkey bars ( strength ). Improving strength doesn’t have to mean being like Arnie and lifting weights. Kids can focus on push-ups, sit-ups and other core exercise to help tone and improve muscle strength. Kids also improve strength when they climb or even wrestle. bike riding & more.