Active Recreational Flashcards

1
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This are what people “choose to do in their free time”

A

Recreational and Leisure

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Is any free time that can be used to “pursue personal interest”

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Leisure Time

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3
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Is an individual’s preferred “pleasurable and enjoyable activities”

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Recreational

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4
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Give examples of Sedentary:

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Knitting
Chess
Playing musical Instruments
Social Networking in person
or on the Computer (video gaming)

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5
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Give examples of Active:

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Walking
Skiing
Dancing
Bowling
Biking
Rock Climbing

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6
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What are the “Benefits of Recreational Activities”

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-Enhance personal growth
-Helps to build self-esteem and confidence
-Reduce Tension and Anxiety
-Encourages spiritual renewal and personal growth
-Increase mental relaxation
-Teaches positive conflict
-Provides alternatives to self destructive behaviors

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7
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The ability of the individual to carry out daily tasks with “vigor and alertness”

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Physical Fitness

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8
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Exercise activities that you do to try to “improve your physical health and stay healthy”

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Health Related Fitness

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9
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4 Health Related Fitness Components:

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1.Body Composition
2.Cardiovascular Endurance
3.Flexibility
4.Muscular Strength and Endurance

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10
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Consists of fitness components that are important to “succeed in skillful” activities and athletic events and may not be as crucial to improve health.

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Skill Related Fitness

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6 SRF Components:

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1.Power (we got the power)
2.Reaction Time
3.Speed.
4.Agility
5.Balance
6.Coordination

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12
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Is the ratio of “lean body mass to body fats”

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Body Composition

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13
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The ability “to continue training” the cardiovascular system for a period longer than _______ (on average)

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Cardiovascular Endurance, 20 minutes

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14
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The ability of a “joint to move” trough a full range of motion

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Flexibility

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15
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The ability of a muscle to generate force against physical objects. In the fitness world, this typically refers to how much weight

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Muscular Strength and Endurance

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16
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The amount of “force the muscle can exert”

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Power

17
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The ability to “respond quickly to stimuli”

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Reaction Time

18
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The “amount of time” it takes for the body to perform task

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Speed

19
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The ability to “rapidly and accurately” change the direction of the whole body

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Agility

20
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Ability to “maintain equilibrium” while stationary or moving

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Balance

21
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Ability to “use the senses and body parts” in order to perform motor tasks smoothly and accurately

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Coordination

22
Q

BMI stands for ???

A

Body Mass Index

23
Q

Is a measure of body fat based on height and weight

A

Body Mass Index (BMI)

24
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Value derived from the mass and height of a person

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Body Mass Index (BMI)