PLS FAST WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!!! Now’s the time to apply what you learned about SMART goals to your own life. Start by choosing
a broad area for improving your health or fitness. You might want to boost flexibility, build speed, or increase endurance. Turn that broad goal into a SMART goal. Identify exactly what you want to achieve, how you will measure it, and the time frame for achieving it. Make sure you choose a realistic, achievable goal. Share your SMART goal with your classmates. If you want advice about any part of your goal, let your classmates know. Offer feedback to two of your classmates about their goals. You might point out a way to make a goal more specific. You could encourage them to be more patient with themselves if it seems they set an unrealistically hard goal. Remember to be kind and respectful to your classmates. Each person starts their fitness journey in a different place. It takes courage to share personal goals.
Answer: because in cross country or any running event athletes are trained to do breathing excises while running to maintain a constant intake of air and output of energy so they can run longer distances.
for example a accident between a car and bike is always unexpected and can cause minor to major injury to the person involving it. On the other hand risky behaviours are those in which there is always chance to get caught in the accidents. ... For example one wheeling on bike is a risky behaviour.
<h3>The good good behaviors he shows are: He gets his work done by the end of the shift. He decided to volunteer or work free at his local library so that he can get some work experience. </h3><h3 /><h3>The bad behaviors he shows are: When asked for help, he sends them to someone else.</h3>