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The document discusses physical fitness and exercise sessions. It defines health-related and performance-related physical fitness, listing the components of each. An exercise session should include a 10 minute warm-up, 30-40 minute main exercise, and 10 minute cool-down. The warm-up prepares the body through light stretching and movement, while the cool-down aids recovery through walking, stretching, and relaxation.
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