Exercise Flashcards
what could be the physical negative effects of not exercising?
- obesity
- associated health problems.
what could be the intellectual negative effects of not exercising?
-reduced brain performance
what could be the emotional negative effects of not exercising?
- poor self concept
- reduced ability to cope with stress
what could be the social negative effects of not exercising?
-fewer opportunities for social interaction
what are examples of everyday activities exercise?
walking, cycling, gardening, housework.
what are examples of recreational activities exercise?
swimming, dancing, bowls, running, climbing, exercise classes/sessions.
what are examples of competitive sport exercise?
football, rugby, netball, tennis, rowing
what is exercise?
exercise is generally a lifestyle choice that effects a persons health and well being. exercise can be carried out at a gentle, moderate or vigorous pace.
what could be the positive social effects of exercise?
- encouraged social interaction
- reducing isolation
- improving social skills
what could be the positive physical effects of exercise?
- helps maintain healthy weight and reduces BMI
- boosting energy levels
- can improve flexibility, stamina, endurance
- can strengthen bones and muscles
- reduces the risk of heart disease and diabetes
what could be the positive emotional effects of exercise?
- improves confidence and mood
- can reduce stress
- can help relaxation and sleep
- can lead to better self-concept
what could be the positive intellectual effects of exercise?
- improves brain function
- encourages a good memory and thinking skills
what are the benefits of partaking in the recommended level of activity?
- lowers the risk of breast and colon cancer by 20%
- lowers the risk of developing type two diabetes by 40%
- lowers the risk of heart disease by 35%
- helps to maintain a healthy weight
- helps to build strong healthy bones and muscles
what is the government recommendation of exercise for children and young people(5-18 year)?
- moderate to vigorous activity for 60 minutes a day
- vigorous activity three times a week
- activities for strength three times a week
what is the government recommendation of exercise for adults (19-64)?
- moderate to vigorous activity for 30 minutes five times a week
- vigorous activity- 150 minutes spread over a week
- activities for strength twice a week