5.1 Fitness Approaches Flashcards

1
Q

What is physical fitness?

A

ability to perform moderate to vigorous activity without excercise fatigue

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2
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When fitness improves, what can the body utilize as fuel for muscles?

A

fat

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3
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What are benefits of physical fitness?

A

utilization of fat for fuel
increased cardiovascular functions
reduced stress
lower blood pressure
weight loss/control
reduced risk of cancer
improved sleep
improved immune function
improved blood glucose control
slowing of aging
improved self image

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4
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What is the purpose of Healthy People?

A

provide specific objectives and health indicators across life stages, including increased movement and physical activity

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5
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What are the objectives of Healthy People?

A

reduce the number of adults who fail to engage in activity
double the number of adults who engage in activity for 30 or more minutes a day
increase the number of adults who participate in some type of resistance exercise to build muscle and endurance

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6
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What are the five steps to establish a fitness routine?

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  1. find enjoyable activities and vary the routine
  2. have an exercise partner for accountability
  3. start slowly
  4. set specific goals
  5. reward when goals are achieved
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7
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What are the three components to any fitness program?

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  1. aerobic workout
  2. resistance training
  3. stretching and flexibility
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8
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What is the goal of an aerobic workout?

A

build endurance and increase the body’s ability to deliver oxygen through the body

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9
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What is the goal of resistance training?

A

build muscle density and strength

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10
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What is the goal of stretching?

A

increase balance and flexibility

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11
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What is heart rate?

A

number of beats per minute

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12
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How do you calculate maximum heart rate?

A

220-age

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13
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What is target heart rate zone?

A

60-90% of maximum heart rate

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14
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What is the first source of energy for cells?

A

ATP

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15
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How much ATP do muscles have stored?

A

enough for 2-4 seconds of work without oxygen

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16
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What can be used to convert ADP to ATP for a ten second muscle contraction?

A

phosphocreatine

17
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What is used as a source of energy for anaerobic activities lasting 30 seconds to several minutes?

A

carbohydrates

18
Q

What is lactic acid?

A

byproduct of glucose breakdown that can lead to muscle fatigue during anaerobic activity

19
Q

How much of the body’s ATP needs is provided by the aerobic breakdown of glucose?

A

95%

20
Q

What does the body use for activities less than 30 minutes?

A

glycogen stores in muscles as a direct source of fuel

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