6 - Physical Activity Flashcards

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def: all leisure and non-leisure body movement produced by skeletal muscles that results in an increase in energy expenditure

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physical activity

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2
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def: planned, structured, repetitive physical activity that is specifically aimed at improving fitness

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exercise

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3
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def: the extent to which the body can respond to increased physical demand; to perform moderate to vigorous activity without becoming tired

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physical fitness

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4
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what are the 5 components of physical fitness?

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  1. cardiorespiratory fitness
  2. muscular strength
  3. muscular endurance
  4. flexibility
  5. body composition
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5
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def: force a muscle can produce with maximal effort

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muscular strength

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6
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what are the two factors that affect muscular strength?

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  1. muscle size

2. motor neuron activity

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7
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more muscle = ?

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higher metabolism and faster energy use, easier to maintain a healthy weight

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8
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what are 4 benefits of exercise?

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  1. improve digestion
  2. increase metabolism
  3. improve respiratory capacity
  4. enhance immunity
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9
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T or F: exercise increases HDL levels

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true

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10
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what are 5 risks of exercise?

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  1. traumatic injuries
  2. overuse injuries
  3. general overstress
  4. temperature injury
  5. sudden cardiac death
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11
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what are exercise recommendations for children ages 5-12?

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60 min of moderate-vigorous intensity activity/day

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12
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what are exercise recommendations for people ages 13-18?

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60 min of moderate-vigorous intensity activity/day

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13
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what is the recommended level of exercise for adults aged 18-65?

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150 minutes of moderate-vigorous/week

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14
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what are the 2 ways the body produces energy?

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  • aerobically - with oxygen

- anaerobically - with no oxygen

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15
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what is the equation for aerobically produced energy?

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glucose + oxygen -> water + carbon dioxide + ENERGY

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16
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what is the equation for anaerobically produced energy?

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glucose -> lactic acid + ENERGY

17
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how often should you train cardiorespiratory fitness?

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4-7 times per week, no more than 2 days in between sessions

18
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what is a good rule for cardiorespiratory fitness?

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bouts of at least 10 mins, 30 mins a day

19
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def: exercise involving force generation without movement

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isometric

20
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def: exercise involving force and movement, bench press, sit-ups, bicep curls, push ups

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isotonic exercises

21
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how many rest days between working the same muscle group?

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at least 1

22
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what are the 5 basic principles of training?

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  1. specificity
  2. overload
  3. progressive overload
  4. reversibility
  5. individual differences
23
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def: specific adaptation to imposed demand

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specificity

24
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def: in order to see improvements in fitness, must challenge the body beyond its current abilities

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overload

25
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def: is increased over time according to the FITT principle

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progressive overload

26
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def: use it or lose it

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reversibility

27
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def: people having different responses to exercise

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individual differences

28
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why is warm up important?

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  • stimulates joints to produce lubricating fluid

- readies metabolism

29
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what are 2 signs of overtraining?

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  • persistent pain, especially in or around a join

- increased difficult performing a standard or familiar amount of exercise