Physical Activity Guidelines - Lecture #9 Flashcards

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1
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Reasons for inactivity in Canada

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Climate, income, and eduction

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Why are ages 12-17 most active

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No drivers license; walk everywhere and P.E. is mandated in school.

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What percentage do we care about the relative risk of disease associated with inactivity

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Threshold of 10% is where we start to care.

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How is the economy affected by Physical Inactivity and Disease

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Due to physical inactivity causing high disease risk, money is poured into preventing something that can be prevented if we decided to exercise.

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5
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Five Related Health Components of Fitness

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Cardiorespiratory Endurance, Muscular Strength, Muscular Endurance, Flexibility and Body Composition

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6
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What percentage of death is caused by inactivity

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10.3%

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7
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If you have a health problem in any of the 5 Health Components of Fitness how can you get back on the right track?

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You can match your problem with exercises to improve it.

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8
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If you exercised and it did not make you tired you are not being healthy (Mentality)

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Fitness Movement Mentality in the 70’s

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9
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What was the focus of improvement in the 70’s

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Improving VO2Max and muscle strength/endurance

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What was the problem with No Pain No Gain mentality

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Scared people away rather than motivate due to painfulness.

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When did Health Benefits show when people started to do physical activity?

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At low intensities of Physical Activity is when benefits showed in health.

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12
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How much Physical Activity showed a better cardiorespiratory fitness

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Higher levels of Physical Activity showed cardiorespiratory fitness

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13
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What were the general health benefits of Physical Activity

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Physical and Mental Benefits

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14
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What did the General Surgeons Report (1996) suggest about health and physical activity?

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Moderate exercise correlated with more health benefits

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15
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Anything is Better Than Nothing

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Philosophy of exercising after 1996

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16
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Children now are not exercising as much

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Internet and Screens keep them occupied all the time.

17
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Purpose of Implementing Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines

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Make physical activity fun rather than something troublesome and painful in order to increase health.

18
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Prolongs Independence (No need to rely on others for support with health)

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Benefit of Physical Activity

19
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Getting Started is Easier than you Think; Doesn’t have to be hard.

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Physical Activity Guide reinforces this.

20
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What did the Guidelines change from to what they are now?

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Before: Increase VO2Max by doing cardiorespiratory, muscular strength and endurance, and no pain no gain

After: Little bit of exercise is beneficial to health

21
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90 mins/day for Kids

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Old Guidelines; parents did not have time for supervision.

22
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60min/day of moderate to vigorous intensity

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New Guidelines for Kids

23
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What does Moderate-Vigorous Intensity mean?

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Causes people to break a sweat and be out of breath.

24
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Talk Test

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Being able to talk is moderate intensity
Few words can only be said is vigorous intensity

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Guidelines for Adults 18-64 suggest?
150min/wk Physical Activity; 7-9hrs of Sleep; limit sedentary time to 8 hours or less.
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How much do you need to get a benefit?
Dependant on why you're doing a certain activity (getting in the gym because you want big muscles)
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Type 1 Curve of Health Benefits and Physical Activity
Health benefits are seen more at the beginning and peak the more you exercise.
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Linear relationship between physical activity and weight loss
Type 2 Curve
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Type 3 Curve
Health benefits are not seen at the beginning but rather only when you exercise more and more. (Cardiorespiratory, muscle strength fall along this)
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Energy expenditure and weight loss
Linearly related
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Relationship of Physical Activity and Immune System
Sedentary are likely to get flu more often than active exercisers
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Relation between No exercise and Extreme Exercise
Both have a high health risk
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The Dose Relationship between PA and Health Benefits depends on the Health Factor
How much PA you dose and the amount of health benefits you get back is based on what you're trying to improve.