M.Saleem Awan Fitness Trainer & Sports Teacher

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26/09/2026

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root((Fitness))
Nutrition
Macronutrients
Protein
Carbohydrates
Fats
Micronutrients
Vitamins
Minerals
Hydration
Caloric Balance
Surplus
Maintenance
Deficit
Training & Exercise
Resistance Training
Hypertrophy
Strength
Endurance
Cardiovascular
Aerobic LISS
HIIT
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Dynamic Stretching
Static Stretching
Recovery & Wellness
Sleep Hygiene
Rest Days
Stress Management
Active Recovery
Mindset & Habit Building
Goal Setting
SMART Goals
Consistency
Progressive Overload
Tracking Progress

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26/09/2026

Central Concept: PHYSICAL EDUCATION (PE)
1. Health-Related Fitness
* Cardiovascular Endurance: Running, swimming, cycling, aerobic conditioning
* Muscular Strength & Endurance: Weight training, bodyweight exercises, resistance drills
* Flexibility: Dynamic stretching, static stretching, yoga, joint mobility
* Body Composition: Ratio of muscle mass, fat mass, water, and bone density
2. Skill-Related Fitness & Fundamental Movements
* Locomotor Skills: Running, jumping, hopping, skipping, leaping
* Non-Locomotor Skills: Bending, stretching, twisting, balancing
* Manipulative Skills: Throwing, catching, kicking, dribbling, striking
* Motor Abilities: Agility, balance, coordination, power, reaction time, speed
3. Sports, Games & Activities
* Individual/Dual Sports: Athletics, badminton, tennis, swimming, gymnastics
* Team Sports: Football, basketball, volleyball, cricket, hockey
* Outdoor & Adventure: Hiking, orienteering, rock climbing, camping
* Dance & Rhythmic Movement: Aerobics, traditional/folk dance, gymnastics routines
4. Applied Sciences & Knowledge
* Anatomy & Physiology: Muscular system, skeletal system, energy systems (aerobic/anaerobic)
* Kinesiology & Biomechanics: Levers, force production, motion analysis, posture
* Sports Nutrition: Hydration, macronutrients, energy intake, recovery meals
* First Aid & Injury Prevention: R.I.C.E. protocol, warm-ups, cool-downs, protective gear
5. Social, Mental & Emotional Development
* Psychological: Self-discipline, stress relief, resilience, goal setting
* Social & Leadership: Teamwork, communication, sportsmanship, fair play
* Tactical & Strategic: Game analysis, positioning, decision-making under pressure

26/09/2026

26/09/2026

26/09/2026

Proper pistol shooting fundamentals center on recoil management, stability, and clean trigger mechanics.
Core Fundamentals
1. High-Thumbs-Forward Grip
* Strong Hand: Place your dominant hand high on the frame, firmly filling the space under the beavertail. Keep your index finger straight along the frame off the trigger until ready to fire.
* Support Hand: Rotate your non-dominant palm forward at roughly a 45^\circ angle, pressing the heel of your hand firmly into the exposed grip panel on the side.
* Thumbs Position: Point both thumbs forward along the side of the slide/frame. Avoid wrapping your support thumb over your strong hand.
* Pressure Balance: Apply roughly 60–70% of grip force with your support hand and 30–40% with your strong hand to keep your trigger finger relaxed.
2. Stance & Body Position
* Modern Isosceles: Face the target squarely with feet shoulder-width apart.
* Aggressive Lean: Lean forward slightly from the waist, putting weight on the balls of your feet. Keep knees slightly bent to absorb recoil.
* Arm Extension: Extend both arms out, locking the wrists while keeping elbows slightly unlocked to cushion shock.
3. Sight Picture & Alignment
* Sight Alignment: Center the front sight post inside the rear sight notch. The top of the front sight should be flush with the top of the rear sight, with equal light gaps on both sides.
* Focus Point: Focus your eye sharply on the front sight post rather than the target (for iron sights). The target and rear sight will appear slightly blurred.
4. Trigger Control
* Finger Placement: Contact the trigger shoe with the pad of the index finger (middle of the first knuckle segment).
* Press, Don't Slap: Apply continuous, smooth pressure straight back to the rear without disturbing the sight picture.
* Follow-Through & Reset: Keep the trigger fully depressed through the shot. Allow the trigger to travel forward only until you feel and hear the click (reset) before prepping for the next shot.