fitness Flashcards

1
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Name 3 methods of training:

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  • continuous training
  • interval training
  • circuit training
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What is continuous training?

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Working at a steady pace for a long period of time (20 min or more).

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What is interval training?

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Periods of hard work followed by rest.

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4
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What is circuit training?

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A number of different exercises that you complete for a set amount of time e.g. press ups, sit ups, star jump, burpees, plank.

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5
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FITT principle

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Frequency- how often you exercise.
Intensity- how hard you exercise.
Time- how long you exercise.
Type- the method of training chosen.

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6
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Examples of using the FITT principle:

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Increase intensity on cross trainer by working at higher level.

Increase the time your are working for in the treadmill for working for seven minutes rather than six minutes.

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7
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How to use a treadmill?

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Always attach a safety clip
Always face forwards
Always have both feet in the treadmill.

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How to use a cross trainer?

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Always face forwards.
Always have one foot on each side.
Make sure you set the machine to at least level three.

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9
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How to use a bike?

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Before you start make sure you know where the break is.
Always face forwards.
Always put feet in peddles.

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10
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How to use a rower?

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  • place feet in foot straps
  • always hold handle with 2 hands
  • always face forwards
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How to use a stepper?

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  • always face forwards

- always have one foot on each side.

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12
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What is your resting heart rate?

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Your heart rate at rest. Normally between 60-90 bpm.

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13
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What is your working heart rate?

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Your heart rate when you are exercising.

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14
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How to work out your maximum heart rate?

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220-age

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15
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What is your training zone? How do you work it out?

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What your heart rate needs to be to improve your fitness.

Training zone = 60%-80% of maximum HR.

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16
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Name all components of fitness:

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Aerobic endurance/ cardiovascular fitness 
Muscular endurance 
Flexibility 
Speed 
Muscular strength
17
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What is aerobic endurance/cardiovascular fitness ?

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Ability of heart and lungs to supply nutrients and oxygen to working muscles during sustained physical activity. (E.g. cross country, long distance running, long distance cycling, long distance swimming, long distance rowing)

18
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What is muscular endurance?

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Ability of muscle to continue contracting over a sustained period of time against a light moderate load e.g. body weight. ( used in rowing,cycling,running )

19
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What is flexibility?

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A good range of movement at all joints ( gymnastics, athletics, dance )

20
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What is speed?

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Ability to move body parts quickly. ( used in badminton, football, netball, sprinting )

21
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What is muscular strength?

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Maximum force a muscle or group of muscles can produce. ( e.g. shot put, rugby)