Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
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List and define the 5 health related fitness components?

A

The 5 health components are:
Cardiorespiratory Fitness – ability of the heart to pump blood through the body efficiently
Muscular Strength – maximum amount that one can lift
Muscular Endurance – ability of the muscles to contract repeatedly
Flexibility – range of motion around a joint
Body Composition – relative amount of fat and lean tissue within the body

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List and define the 6 athletic related fitness components?

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The 6 fitness components are:
Agility – ability to change direction rapidly
Balance – ability to maintain a certain body position
Coordination – ability to integrate the movement of body parts to produce smooth fluid movements
Power – product of force and speed
Reaction Time – time required to respond to a stimulus
Speed – ability to move rapidly

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3
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What is physical fitness?

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the ability to respond to any physical demands, with enough reserve energy to cope with a sudden challenge

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Other than smoking, what is the greatest threat to your well-being?

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Smoking is the greatest threat to our well-being; however, doing nothing (being physically inactive) is a close second.

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5
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Define physical activity. Define exercise.

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Physical Activity – any movement produced by the muscles that results in an expenditure of energy

Exercise - type of physical activity that requires planned, structured, and repetitive movement

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6
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What are the benefits of exercise?

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  • Improves mood
  • Reduces risk of heart disease
  • Strengthens bones
  • Increases muscle strength
  • Lowers body fat
  • Increases respiratory capacity
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7
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What is osteoporosis?

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Condition is which the bones lose their mineral density and becomes susceptible to injury.

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8
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In order to reduce the risk of osteoporosis, what exercises should one do?

A

In order to strengthen bones, one needs to do weight bearing activities.

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9
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What are the exercise guidelines for staying healthy?

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Moderate intense cardio for 30 minutes, 5 times a week
OR
Vigorous intense cardio for 20 minutes, 3 times a week
AND
Weight training (resistance training) 2 times a week

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10
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  1. How long should one exercise in order to keep weight off?
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60 -90 minutes of moderate intense cardio, 5 times a week

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11
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  • Define the overload principle.
  • What is progressive overloading?
  • What is the principle of reversibility?
  • What is the principle of specificity?
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Overload Principle – doing more than normal
Progressive Overloading Principle – gradually increasing the physical challenges
Principle of Reversibility – use it or lose it
Principle of Specificity – training specifically for the benefits that you want to achieve

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12
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What does the FITT formula stand for?

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F – Frequency (how often)
I – Intensity (how hard)
T – Time (how long)
T – Type (specific activity)

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13
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What components are in a warm-up? In a cool-down?

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Warm-up:
Light cardio activity (2-5 minutes)
Stretching

Cool-down:
Light cardio activity (2-5 minutes)
Stretching

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14
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Define aerobic. Define anaerobic.

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Aerobic: With oxygen and any activity that is continuous and uses major muscles of the body

Anaerobic: Without oxygen and any activity that is high in intensity but short in duration

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15
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How long does an anaerobic exercise last?

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Between 10 seconds and 2 minutes

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16
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What is target heart rate?

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Target heart rate is 50 to 85 percent of your maximal heart rate

17
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What is RPE?

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RPE is a self-assessment scale that rates how hard you are working out

18
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What components make up muscular fitness?

A

Comprised of muscular strength and muscular endurance.

19
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Define isometric contraction.

A

Tension in the muscle but no movement of the muscle

20
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Define isotonic contraction.

A

Movement while the tension remains the same

21
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List and define the contractions that are involved in an isotonic exercise.

A

Concentric Contraction – shortening of the muscle

Eccentric Contraction – lengthening of the muscle

22
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How long should you rest between training sessions for the same body part?

A

Need to rest 48 hours between training sessions of the same muscle group

23
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Define hypertrophy. Define atrophy. Define reps. Define sets.

A

Repetitions (reps) – multiple performances of a movement or exercise
Sets – number of repetitions of the same movement or exercise
Hypertrophy - muscle growth
Atrophy – muscle shrinkage

24
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What are steroids?

A

Synthetic derivatives of the male hormone testosterone

25
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What are the benefits to having a strong core?

A

Improved posture
Improved breathing
Improved appearance
Improved balance

26
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What muscles are involved in the core area?

A

Include the muscles that surround your spine and abdominal region

27
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What factors affect flexibility?

A

genetics, age, gender, and body composition

28
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What are the benefits of flexibility?

A

Prevention of injury
Relief of soreness after exercise
Improved posture

29
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What is active stretching?
What is passive stretching?
What is ballistic stretching?
What is static stretching?

A

Active Stretch: stretching a muscle by contracting an opposing muscle
Passive: external force that helps the joint move through its range of motion
Ballistic: rapid bouncing movement
Static: gradual stretch held for 10-30 seconds (safest stretch)

30
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When exercising, when should water be consumed?

A

Drink water before, during, and after exercise

31
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What are heat cramps (what are they caused by)?

A

Heat Cramps: caused by profuse sweating and a loss of electrolytes

32
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What are the signs of heat exhaustion?

A

Heavy sweating, muscle cramps, headache, nausea or vomiting, and/or fainting.

33
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What are the warning signs of heat stroke?

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Having a temperature of 106 degrees within 15 minutes, red hot dry skin, dizziness, nausea, and confusion or unconsciousness

34
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What is hypothermia? What are the signs?

A

When temperature falls below 95 degrees

Signs: shivering, uncoordinated, drowsy, listless and confused

35
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What is PRICE?

A
P – PROTECT 
R – REST 
I – ICE 
C- COMPRESS 
E – ELEVATE