Question 4 Conponents Of Fitness Flashcards

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Define core stability

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The capacity of the muscles of the torso to assist in the maintenance of good posture, balance, etc during movement

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How does improving core stability do to the body

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Allows us to propel ourselves in different directions and fuel energy transfer from the torso to the arms and legs
Helps protect the spine from excessive loads

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Explain what yoga is

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Slow movement and deep breathing increasing blood flow and warm up muscles, while holidaying a pose can build strength

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What is Pilates

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A series of exercise movements to strengthen the core muscles while making you more flexible

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Define aerobic endurance

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The ability of the cardio respiration system to work efficiently, supplying nutrients and oxygen to working muscles during sustained physical activity

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Define farklet training

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The intensity is varied by running at different speeds or different terrains. Mimics game movement

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Define continuous training

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Training at a steady pace at moderate intensity for a minimum of 30 mins

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Define interval training

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A work period followed by a rest or recovery period

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Define circuit training

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Different stations/exercises are used to develop aerobic endurance

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Define muscular strength

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The max force (kg or N) that can be generated by a muscle or muscle group of 1 rep max

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How is muscular strength trained

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  • low reps 2 to 6
  • high weight 85% to 95%
  • pyramid set 6 sets of 85%, 4 reps of 90%, 2 reps of 95%, 4 reps at 90%, 6 reps of 85%
  • rest depends on person
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Define muscular endurance

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The ability of the muscular system to work efficiently, where a muscle can continue contracting over a period of time against a light to moderate fixed resistance load

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Define free weights

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Weights that are lifted for exercise but aren’t attached to weight machines or other pieces of equipment

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How is muscular endurance trained

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  • high reps 8-12
  • low weights 65%-80% of 1 rep max
  • multiple sets
  • rest depends on person
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Define fixed resistance band

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A thick strong ring made of rubber used for doing exercises to make muscles stronger

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Define flexibility

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The ability to apply a range of movements about a joint

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what does improving muscular endurance do to the body

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enhances your body’s ability to perform sustained physical activity, leading to increased stamina, reduced fatigue, and improved overall health and athletic performance. perform repetitive movements or activities for longer periods without fatigue

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how does improving muscular strength do to the body

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increased bone density, and reduced risk of falls and injuries, stimulates bone-building cells, which helps increase bone density and reduce the risk of osteoporosis. Achieving strength goals and seeing positive changes in your body can lead to increased self-esteem and confidence.

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how does improving flexability do to the body

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enhancing joint range of motion, reducing injury risk, aiding in daily tasks, while also promoting relaxation and reducing muscle soreness.