Fitness Quiz Flashcards

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What is Fitness?

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The ability to perform daily physical tasks with ease, to be able to do tasks related to sports or exercise without feeling unable to complete them or become easily injured, and to perform emergency tasks should the need arise.

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What are the 5 Components of Fitness?

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Cardio-Respiratory, Muscular Strength, Muscular Endurance, Flexibility, Body Composition

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What is Cardio-Respiratory? (Fitness)

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(Aerobic Fitness) - The process of the heart and lungs working efficiently for long period and vigorous activity, uses heavy loads of oxygen and breathing.

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What is Muscular Strength? (Fitness)

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(Anaerobic Fitness) - Use of power to move objects or yourself, involves small bursts of energy and small bursts of oxygen.

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What is Muscular Endurance? (Fitness)

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To be able to do a powerful movement over and over that requires strength or repetition and may include vigorous cardio as well.

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What is Flexibility? (Fitness)

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The ability to move a joint through a full range of motion, involves stretching, bending, or twisting parts of the body (what about being double jointed?).

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What is Body Composition? (Fitness)

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This is a measure of body fat % versus all other tissues, bones, muscles, etc. We also look at BMI or body mass index, a measure of the strain on the heart by analyzing your height versus weight (how does this affect body builders, football lineman, etc.).

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What is Aerobic Fitness?

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Uses heavy loads of oxygen like distance running, swimming, hiking, cycling.

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What is Anaerobic Fitness?

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Uses small amounts of oxygen in bursts like weight training, sprinting, short burst sports.

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What are the FITT Principles?

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Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type.

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What is Frequency?

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How often you do it; 4-6 Days a Week.

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What is Intensity?

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How hard you work; 60-80%of your MAX heart rate (124-175 @ age 15).

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What is Time?

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How long you do it; 1 hour of exercise per day.

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What is Type?

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The type of exercises you do; Vary exercises to meet all components.

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What are parts of a safe workout/exercise plan?

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Warm-Up, Stretching/Flexibility, Main Workout, Cool-Down.

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What is a Warm-Up?

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Heats up muscles to increase blood flow and loosen joints to prevent injury.

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What is Stretching/Flexibility?

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Movement through a full range of motion by stretching also prevents injury.

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What is a Main Workout?

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Whatever exercise you are doing whether for fitness or sport and designed to target what you aim to accomplish (Specific).

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What is a Cool-Down?

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More easy exercise after the hard workout to remove lactic acid from muscles with slowly moving blood flow and slow joint movement, helps eliminate stiffness, prevents injury in future exercise, brings heart rate back down to normal, removes lactic acid..

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REMINDER 1

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Warm up and cool down should be related to the main exercise and warm the muscles and joints used in the exercise.

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What is Progression?

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Gradually adding more volume to future workout, like more repetition or time.

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What is Overload?

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Adding difficulty or challenge over future workouts, like more weight or speed.

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REMINDER 2

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Doing too much too soon creates injury or burnout.

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What kinds of Heart Rates are there?

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Resting Heart Rate, Standing Heart Rate, Maximum Heart Rate, Target Heart Rate.

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What is Resting Heart Rate?

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(RHR) - Number of beats per minute while at rest, you check this right after waking up.

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What is Standing Heart Rate?

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(SHR) - Number of beats per minute while sitting, standing, not engaged in exercise.

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What is Maximum Heart Rate?

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(MHR) - the highest your heart rate can get based on your age (calculated as 220 minus age).

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What is Target Heart Rate?

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(THR) - this is a range 60%-85% of your maximum heart rate, it is the range at which you get aerobic/cardio-respiratory benefit and can safely exercise without harming yourself.