Chapter 15 Physical Development Flashcards
physical activity
any kind of bodily movement using skeletal msucle, which requires either low, moderate or vigorous energy
physical fitness
product of physical activity
measure of the body´s ability to function efficiently
dimensions of physical fitness
physiological fitness
health-related physical fitness
skill-related physical fitness
physiological fitness
metabolic
morphological
bone integrity
health-related physical fitness
functional health and well beeing body composition cardiovascular endurance felxibility muscular endurance muscular strength
skill-related physical fitness
agility balance coordination power speed reaction time
how to achieve health-related physical fitness
can be achieved by regular exercise and partially due to genetics
exercise
physical activity that is repetetive nature
planned and structured to improve one or more health-related fitness components
Cardiovascular endurance (Aerobic fitness)
ability of heart and lungs to deliver oxygen tot he body´s tissue during sustained physical activity
muscles used for aerobic fitness
large muscle for prolonged periods
how can young, middle aged adults benefit from aerobic exercise
perform large muscle activities
3-5 days/week for 20-60 min
HR intensity of 60-90%
flexibilty
abilty to bend various body parts and joints smoothly
range of movement improves
flexibility trends
peak felxibility in late teens, early 20s
girls more flexible than boys
decreases with age
muscular strenght
ability of muscle to produce max force against resistance one time throguh full motion
measure of msucle strength
grib strength
grib strength
increases between 7-17
gender differences after puberty
constant an adulthood
decrease of muscle mass after 50
muscle endurance
ability of muscle to produce a submax force repeatedly over a period of time
muscular strength in U.S. children and adolescents
no difference by gender for preadolescent children
adolscent boys stronger
obesity
excess fat and serious health consequences
relationship in children and adolescent and obesity
increasing
reasons for obesity
inactive lifestyle bad diet (especially for poor income families)
relationship between childhood and adulthood obesity
childhood BMI is a strong predictor of obesity in adulthood
children with BMI values have high percentage of beeing obese as adults
relationship of obesity to motor development and performance/fitness
obesity is associated with delayed infant motor development
neg. correaltion between BMI and endurance perfroamance