Chapter 2: Principles of Physical Wellness Flashcards

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What is physical activity defined as?

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body movements carried out by skeletal muscles that require energy.

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What is exercise defined as?

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planned, structured, and repetitive movement intended to improve or maintain physical fitness.

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How many minutes of moderate intensity aerobic activity are healthy adults recommended to do per week?

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at least 150-300 minutes/ week (30 min, 5 times a week).

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What is moderate intensity aerobic activity?

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a type of activity that increases heart rate and breathing rate. a.k.a cardio

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How many minutes of vigorous intensity activity and resistance training are healthy adults recommended to do per week?

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at least 75-100 min+ at least 2 days a week of resistance training the major muscle groups. ( 25 minutes, 3 times per week)

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Answer the following questions about moderate intensity exercises:
1. How many calories does it burn per minute?
2. Characteristics?
3. Examples of activities?

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  1. uses 3.5-7 calories per minute
  2. causes your BR and your HR to increase but still allows for comfortable conversation.
  3. Weight training, bodybuilding, golf, etc.
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Answer the following questions about vigorous intensity exercises:
1. How many calories does it burn per minute?
2. Characteristics?
3. Examples of activities?

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  1. uses more than 7 calories per minute.
  2. increases your HR and BR considerably. Causes larger increase in physical fitness.
  3. basketball, calistincs, football, jogging, soccer.
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What are some activities that burn 150 calories?

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Basketball (30 minutes)
Swimming laps (20 minutes)
Walking (35 minutes)

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What should your approach to exercise be if your goal is to achieve or maintain weight loss?

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exercise moderately for 60-90 minutes per day on most days of the week

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What should your approach to exercise be if your goal is to gain muscle strength and endurance?

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perform one or more sets of resistance training exercises that work the major muscle groups for 8-12 reps (10-15 for older adults) on at least 2 nonconsecutive days per week.

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What should your approach to exercise be if your goal is to gain flexibility?

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  • perform stretching exercises for at least 2 or 3 days a week
  • hold each stretch for 10-30 secs
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What should your approach to exercise be if your goal is neuromuscular training?

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should do balance training at least 3 or 4 days a week ( ex. yoga)

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What is neuromuscular training?

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a type of exercise program that focuses on improving communication/ coordination between the Nervous system and the muscles.

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Define health related fitness?

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physical capacities that contribute to health such as:
cardiorespiratory fitness.
muscular strength, endurance, flexibility, and body composition.

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Define skill-related fitness?

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often includes sport related fitness/ skills. includes speed, power, agility, balance, coordination, reaction time, etc.

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What are the principles of physical training?

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  1. Specifity: choosing specific exercises for specific muscles
  2. Progressive overload: increasing amounts of stress on the body causes adaptations that improve fitness.
  3. Reversibility: the benefits of fitness are reversible. fitness improvements can be lost due to inactivity, in fact 50% within 2 months.
  4. Individual differences: differences in our ability to improve fitness and perform skills, dependent on our biology and genes.
17
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What is the FITT-VP:

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a guideline for structuring exercise programs
F- Frequency
I- Intensity
T- Time
T- Type
V- Volume
P- Progression