Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Goal Setting is what

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The process of establishing objectives to accomplish

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A Smart Goal is what?

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Goal that is specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely.

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Mnemonic is what

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a trick for remembering something

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Acronym

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each letter in the word is the first letter of a key word related to goal setting

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What does S stand for in SMART goal setting

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specific. Your goal should include details of what you want to accomplish

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What does M stand for in SMART goal setting

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measurable. You should be able to measure your progress and accurately determine whether you’ve accomplished your goal.

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What does A stand for in SMART goal setting

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attainable. Your goals should challenge you. They should not be too easy or too hard.

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What does R stand for in SMART goal setting

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realistic. You should be able to reach your goal if you put in the time and effort and have the necessary resources.

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What does T stand for in SMART goal setting

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timely. Your goal should be useful to you at this time in your life and can be met in the time allotted.

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What is a “ Long Term Goal”

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A goal that takes you months or even years to achieve

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What is a “Short Term Goal”

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A goal that can be accomplished in a short time

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What is “A product goal”

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Goal relating to what you get as a result of what you do. (something tangible that results from work or effort)

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What are the five steps of program planning

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  1. Determine Your Personal Needs
  2. Consider your program options
  3. Set Goals
  4. Structure Your Program and Write it Down.
  5. Keep a Log and Evaluate Your Program
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What is step one of program planning

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Determine Your Personal Needs

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What is step two? “Program Planning”

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Consider your program options

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What is step three of “Program Planning”

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What is step four of “Program Planning”

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Structure your program and write it down.

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What is step five of “Program Planning?”

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Keep a log and evaluate your program.

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Personal Program

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Written individualized plan designed to change behavior (the way you live) to improve fitness, health, and wellness.

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What does S stand for in SMART?

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What does M stand for in SMART?

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Measurable

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What does R stand for in SMART?

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What does T for in SMART?

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What is the first step of goal setting?

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Know your reasons for setting your goals. “Why is this important to me?”

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What is the second step of goal setting?
Choose a few goals at a time.
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What is the third step of goal setting?
Use the SMART formula
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What is the fourth step of goal setting?
Set long-term and short-term goals
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What is the fifth step of goal setting?
Put your goals into writing.
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What is the sixth step of goal setting?
Self-assess periodically and keep logs.
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What is the seventh step of goal setting?
Reward yourself
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What is the eighth step of goal setting?
Revise if necessary
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What is the ninth step of goal setting?
Consider maintenance goals.
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What is an exercise circuit?
An exercise circuit is a form of workout routine involving performing a series of exercises in a specific order with minimal rest.
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How to create an exercise circuit?
- perform a dynamic warm-up. - Plan stations that address all parts of the body. - Avoid having two stations in a row that challenge the same body parts. - pace yourself -Use correct techine at each section. - After doing the circuit preform a cool-down.