PE finals Flashcards

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It is a physical activity that makes you sweat causes you to breathe harder and gets your heart beating faster compared to when you are at rest.

A

aerobic fitness

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2
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It is crucial in monitoring exercise intensity

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Accurate measurement of exercise heart rate

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3
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What are the 4 techniques in getting heartbeat?

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apical site, carotid pulse site, radial pulse site, and temporal pulse site.

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3
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A technique in getting the heartbeat in the left side of the chest?

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apical site

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4
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A technique of getting the heartbeat by the carotid artery beside the larynx or neck.

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carotid pulse site

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5
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a technique in getting the heartbeat by the radial artery at the wrist.

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radial pulse site

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5
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a technique of getting the heartbeat by the left or right side of the temple.

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temporal pulse site

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The ability of the body’s cardiovascular system to supply energy during continuous physical activities.

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aerobic fitness

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6
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the ability of muscles to exert a force during an activity.

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muscular strength

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7
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using muscle to work against a resistance.

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muscle strengthening training

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8
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weight bearing activity that produce a force on the bone.

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bone strengthening training

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8
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how many times you can lift a certain amount of weight.

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muscular strength

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It is sometimes called weight training or strength training. It helps increase muscular strength and endurance.

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resistance training

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10
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this is the alternating between exercise that targets different muscle group.

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circuit training.

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11
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This exercise stretch muscles and improve range of motion in joints.

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Flexibility exercise

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12
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It helps condition the muscle.

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It helps gradually transition to a resting or near resting state.

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cooling down

13
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an exercise that is recommended for general fitness. You stand, sit or lie still and hold a single position for period of time

A

Static stretching

14
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What are the 2 forms of static stretching?

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active and passive static stretching

15
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This stretching involves movements.

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dynamic stretching

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This stretch focuses on using one muscle group to stretch another.

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active stretching

15
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this stretching uses an external force to provide the pull for the stretch.

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passive stretching

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It is the rate at which activity is being performed or the magnitude of effort required to perform an activity or exercise.

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A type of intensity that needs a moderate amount of effort and noticeably accelerates the heart rate.

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moderate-intensity physical activity

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An intensity that needs large amount of effort and causes rapid breathing and a substantial increase in heart rate.
vigorous intensity physical activity
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what is the target heart rate for vigorous heart rate?
77% to 93%
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What is the target heart rate for moderate intensity?
64% to 70%
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principle that states that adapted workload should continually increase. it also reminds that we need proper rest and recovery.
principle of progression
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What is the normal beats per minute of a person?
60 to 100bpm
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This principle of exercise says that we all are unique individuals. which means that exercise should be based on individual differences.
principle of individual difference
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Principle that states that exercising a certain part or component of the body to develop that part.
principle of specificity
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principle that states that to improve fitness we need to increase workload accordingly.
principle of overload
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this principle states that we have the ability to adjust to increased of decreased physical demands.
principle of adaptation
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what is intensity?
how hard you do the exercise.
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This principle is to give us a set of guidelines that help set up a workout routine for maximum benefit.
F.I.T.T principle
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what is time?
how long you do the exercise.
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what is type?
what kind of exercise are you doing.
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meaning of F.I.T.T?
frequency, intensity, time, and type
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what is frequency?
how often you do the exercise.