Components of Fitness Flashcards

(14 cards)

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What is agility in physical education?

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Agility is the ability to change the direction of the body quickly and accurately while maintaining control and balance.

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Give an example of agility in football.

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In football, a player may change direction rapidly to dodge a defender and make a pass or shot, showcasing agility.

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How can agility be tested?

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Agility can be tested using drills like the Illinois Agility Test, which involves running through a course with cones while changing direction.

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What are some examples of sports that require agility?

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Football – Dribbling past opponents, changing direction quickly.
Tennis – Moving around the court to respond to shots.
Rugby – Dodging and evading tackles.
Basketball – Quick directional changes for offense or defense.

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What is balance in physical education?

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Balance is the ability to maintain the body’s center of mass over its base of support, whether static (still) or dynamic (moving).

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What are the two types of balance?

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Static Balance – Maintaining a stable position when still (e.g., holding a yoga pose).
Dynamic Balance – Maintaining stability while moving (e.g., balancing while running or performing a gymnastics routine).

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Why is balance important in physical activities?

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Balance helps improve performance in activities like gymnastics, football, and cycling, reducing the risk of falls or injuries and allowing better control during movement.

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Give an example of static balance in sport.

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An example is a gymnast holding a handstand or a footballer taking a penalty kick with proper posture.

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How is balance tested?

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Stork Test

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What is cardiovascular endurance?

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Cardiovascular endurance is the ability of the heart and lungs to supply oxygen to the muscles during prolonged physical activity.

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Why is cardiovascular endurance important in sport?

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It allows athletes to perform sustained physical activity without becoming fatigued, improving performance in endurance sports like running, cycling, or swimming.

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Give an example of a sport that requires cardiovascular endurance.

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Long-distance running
Cycling
Swimming
These activities require continuous effort over long periods, making good cardiovascular endurance essential.

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How does cardiovascular endurance affect performance?

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Better cardiovascular endurance means an athlete can maintain a higher level of performance for longer without tiring. It helps in quicker recovery after intense exercise.

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How can you test cardiovascular endurance?

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One common test is the multi-stage fitness test (bleep test), where you run back and forth across a 20-meter distance at increasing speeds. The longer you last, the better your cardiovascular endurance.

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