Fitness and Wellness Flashcards

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What is Physical Fitness?

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The condition of the body that enables an individual to use his/her body in activities requiring muscular strength, endurance, flexibility, agility, power and speed WITHOUT undue experience of fatigue and exhaustion.

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What does Physical Fitness equate to?

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Performance and Readiness

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What is WELLNESS?

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A person’s health/disease status and risk potential.

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What is the RANGE of wellness Continuum?

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Death to Optimum Well-Being.

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What is Optimum Well-Being?

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The absence of disease AND state of positive well-being.

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Can a person be physically fit but NOT well?

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Yes. Wellness goes beyond performance.

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What are the 2 components of fitness?

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Functional/Health Related Fitness AND Motor Fitness.

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What is Functional/Health Related Fitness?

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Most Important, don’t just focus on job functions, but are related to being a fit, functional productive human being for a lifetime. Includes Cardiovascular fitness/endurance, flexibility, endurance, strength, body composition.

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What is Motor Fitness?

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Agility, anaerobic power (speed), explosive leg power.

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What are the two underlying physical factors in performing the essential tasks of law enforcement?

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Functional and Motor Fitness.

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List the 6 sections of the Wellness Pyramid from TOP to BOTTOM?

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Self-Responsibility, Stress Management, Tobacco Cessation, Weight Control, Proper Nutrition, Regular Exercise.

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What are the leading causes of death for Americans?

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Heart Disease, Cancer

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What 3 disorders do police officers have a higher incidence of?

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Alcoholism, Divorce, Suicide

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What is KEY to performance in the Law Enforcement profession?

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FITNESS! It is directly related to the ability to perform job functions.

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What are the 4 principles of an effective exercise program?

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Progressive Overload, Regularity/Recovery, Specificity, Balance.

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What is progressive overload?

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As the body adapts to exercise, the demand must be gradually increased.

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What is regularity/recovery?

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Should be REGULAR and provide time for recovery.

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What is specificity?

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The body adapts SPECIFICALLY to the type of the demand placed on it. Important to determine fitness goals and incorporate specific exercises to train those goals.

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What is balance?

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A program should have balance to work opposing muscles, including cardio, strength and flexibility training.

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What is F.I.T.T.?

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Frequency, Intensity, Time and Type.