G10 Fitness Activities Flashcards

1
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This principle states that each one of us is unique by
gender, biological age, training age, body shape and sizes, race, and many more. For
example, if a person follows a training program and this person has improved a lot in
terms of strength. It doesn’t mean that another person can copy his program and gets
the same results

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Principle of Individuality

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In this principle, the training program should be specific to the
target muscle group. The exercises included in the training program should be specific
also to the movement of the sport or activity. For instance, if you are into the sport of
rowing, you should be using a rowing machine to mimic the movement of rowing a
boat

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Principle of Specificity

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3
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From the root word “progress,” an individual should start
from the basic skills and gradual progress to a tougher training routine to reach a goal.
Example, a person may want to finish a marathon (43 km.). This individual should start
practicing from 3 km distance, then progress to 5km. After 5 km is 10 km until he
reaches his aim of 43km. This person must train for endurance.

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Principle of Progression

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This principle states that if an individual wants to achieve

progress, he must add intensity or frequency to the program.

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Principle of Overload

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5
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This principle emphasizes that the body adapts to certain

stress.

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Principle of Adaptation

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6
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The body in its natural form is capable of repairing its own.
Rest and recovery are important in a strength training program.

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Principle of Recovery

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7
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This principle says that if a person stops training, he will
lose what he started. This is the reason why athletes should do active recovery even if
it’s the off-season.

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Principle of Reversibility

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refers to the ability of the body to lift heavy weights

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Strength

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9
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refers to the activities that may help the body

get stronger

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Strength training

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10
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shows that training for strength and muscular endurance

should be done 2 to 3 times a week

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Physical Activity Pyramid

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11
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There should be a gradual increase in the _ of the

workout

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intensity

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12
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Benefits of Strength Training

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Strength training may reduce injury

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Benefits of Strength Training

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Training the back muscles may reduce the risk of having back problems and osteoporosis.

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Benefits of Strength Training

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For athletes, strength training improves athletic performance.

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Benefits of Strength Training

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Strength training may help you control your weight. Thus, it may help you feel and look better.

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16
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refers to the ability of the heart to supply oxygen throughout the body; and the body’s ability to use this oxygen during activities

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cardiovascular fitness

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17
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both enhances cardiovascular fitness

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Walking and Running

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18
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Aerobic exercises like running should be done _ to _ times a week

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3 to 5

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19
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Aerobic exercises like running should be done 3 to

5 times a week within _ _ or _

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20 minutes or more

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20
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Running burns _ calories when done in _ minutes.

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300, 20

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21
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Walking burns _ calories

when done within _ minutes

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100, 15

22
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Walking burns _ calories

when done within _ minutes

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100, 15

23
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Benefits of Walking and Running

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Since it enhances the cardiovascular system, it also enhances heart functions.

24
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Benefits of Walking and Running

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Walking and running help maintain our ideal body weight.

25
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Benefits of Walking and Running

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It helps in preventing unwanted diseases since it keeps the body active

26
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Benefits of Walking and Running

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It also increases stamina

27
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Benefits of Walking and Running

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When you walk or run with someone else, it promotes socialization.

28
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is a type of exercise that helps an individual develop

flexibility, strength, as well as balance

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Yoga

29
Q

This type of yoga is challenging as it requires different types of yoga
poses in a continuous manner

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Ashtanga Yoga

30
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This requires you to stay in a hot room while doing 26 types of poses

A

Bikram Yoga

31
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This type focuses on beginners learning to do basic poses

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Hatha Yoga

32
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This is a challenging yoga that requires you to move from one pose to
another. Its focus is upper body strength, flexibility, and balance

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Power Yoga

33
Q

This focuses on the movement of your breath in each part of the body. This
is ideal for beginners

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Viniyoga

34
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Benefits of Yoga

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It requires proper breathing and meditation which will make someone calm and
relaxed

35
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Benefits of Yoga

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With the help of yoga, an individual’s posture will also be corrected as they need to
strengthen their core.

36
Q

pertains to exercises performed by a group of people

A

Group exercise

37
Q
If an individual wants to develop cardiorespiratory endurance, _
and _ class are appropriate.
A

Zumba, Hip-hop

38
Q

If an individual wants

to build his strength, _ is a good example of it.

A

Pilates

39
Q

For flexibility training, _ is a good example

A

Yoga

40
Q

is a fitness dance that combines Latin and various international music. It is a
combination of slow-intensity and high-intensity rhythm.

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Zumba

41
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Benefits of Zumba

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Sometimes, resistance or strength training is incorporated into Zumba

42
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Benefits of Zumba

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Zumba is a type of aerobic exercise which means it requires a lot of oxygen when being
used as a work-out. Furthermore, Zumba promotes cardiovascular fitness, strengthens
the heart, keeps your weight ideal and enhances mood.

43
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started around 1970s. Dance moves such as breaking, locking and popping are popular. Hip-hop is known to have battles or showdown of dance moves between two groups.

A

Hip-hop dance

44
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_ is a sudden pause in movement

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Locking

45
Q

_ is a sudden contraction

followed by a quick release

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Popping

46
Q

is an exercise that focuses on the abdomen and pelvis, as well as targeting good posture. It requires proper technique and correct breathing.

A

Pilates

47
Q

. If a person is planning to try this
exercise, better to start slowly. Flexibility and joint mobility will be enhanced also. Pilates can
be done in _ minutes to more.

A

45

48
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SAFETY FIRST

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Perform warm-up and stretching exercises properly.

49
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SAFETY FIRST

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Stay well-hydrated by drinking plenty of water before, during and after the activity.

50
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SAFETY FIRST

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Wear proper attire - a comfortable shirt, jogging pants and rubber shoes

51
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SAFETY FIRST

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Don’t forget to cool down after the activity.