Chapter 4 Key Considerations For Group Fitness Class Flashcards

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What is the best type of flooring for group classes?

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Wood or synthetic flooring , designed to absorb shock from movement and control undesirable medial lateral motions of the foot.

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What are the signs and symptoms of heat stroke?

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Hot dry skin 
Bright red skin color 
Rapid strong pulse
Labored breathing 
Elevated body core temperature greater than 104 degrees F or 40 degrees C
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How would you respond to heat stroke?

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Stop exercising 
Remove as much clothing as feasible 
Try to cool the body immediately in any way possible ( wet towels, ice packs /baths , fan alcohol rubs)
Give fluids 
Transport to emergency room immediately
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What can cause and increase in cold environments?

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Increase high blood pressure and in people who are hypertensive or have heart disease.

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What is the recommendation for music volume?

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Under 85 decibels,

It’s also suggested to turn down the treble and turn up the bass.

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What does it mean to use the music in the foreground?

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Means to move with the beat of the music like kick boxing , step and dance based fitness classes.

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Background music is used for?

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Boot camp, aquatic exercise and yoga to set the mood.

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Less than a 100 Tempo is for what class?

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Mind- body classes,Pilates, yoga, or stretching classes.

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110-122 tempo is for what classes?

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Beginner step classes, low end of low impact aerobics and hip hop

If cycling on the beat and using pedal stroke as a measure of beats per minute, this range represents the upper limit of music tempo.

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122-129 tempo is used for what classes?

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Group strength classes, advanced step classes, low to mid impact aerobics, some dance based fitness classes and aquatic fitness classes

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130-160 tempo is for what classes?

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Mid to high impact classes, some dance based fitness classes, trampoline based classes and some martial arts based classes.

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What heart rate do you check for?

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Radial heart rate

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What test do you check for during a cycling classes?

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Talk test

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What intensity do you use for kickboxing?

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Rate perceived exertion or talk test

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What intensity do you use for aquatic fitness?

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Rate of perceived exertion or talk test

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What intensity do you use for group indoor cycling?

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HR or talk test

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What intensity do you use for Equipment based Classes?

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HR , RPE or talk test

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What formula is is used for the Gellish ?

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Maximal heart rate = 208-(0.7 x age )

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What is the the Karvonen formula?

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Heart rate reserve = Maximal heart rate - Resting heart rate

THR =(HR x % intensity) + Resting heart rate.

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What is the formula for Tanaka, Monahan and seals:

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Maximal heart rate = 208-(0.7 x Age)

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Rating of perceived Exertion ( RPE)?

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6
7-very, very light 
8
9-very light
10
11-fairly light
12
13-somewhat hard 
14
15-Hard 
16
17-Very Hard 
18
19- Very, very hard 
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What scale from the borg scale is 12 to 13?

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Somewhat hard corresponds to approximately 55 to 69% of MHR.

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What scale from the borg scale is 15 to 16?

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Hard corresponds to about 90% of MHR.

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What is the most efficient path to increased aerobic fitness?

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What is the category ratio scale?
``` 0-nothing at all 0.5-very, very weak 1-very weak 2-weak 3-moderate 4-Somewhat strong 5-Strong 6 7-very strong 8 9 10-Very very strong ( Barf zone) maximal ```
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With a cardiorespiratory fitness what’s the appropriate ranges of intensity for increasing cardiorespiratory fitness?
Within a 0-10 scale is between 3 moderate and 5 (strong).
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What is way through to determine Rate of perceived exertion?
A GFI could explain prior to conditioning portion of class that participants should gauge their intensities by feelings that relate ex: Just noticeable Light- best used Hard- beat used Maximal
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What is Dyspnea?
When a reconditioned person attempts to exercise vigorously leading to labored breathing.
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What is the dyspnea scale ranges?
+1 Mild , noticeable to the exerciser, but not an observer. +2 Mild , some difficulty that is noticeable to an observer +3-moderate difficulty participant can continue to exercise. +4 Severe difficulty, participant must stop exercising.
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What are some warning signs for reducing exercise?
Labored breathing Excessive sweating Dizziness
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More severe signs that would cause a need to discontinue exercise & possible EMS?
Chest pain Discomfort Heart palpitations Severe musculoskeletal pain