Health, Fitness and Wellbeing Flashcards

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Physical benefits of participating in sport

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  • Improved heart function
  • Reduced risk of illness
  • Avoids obesity
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Mental benefits of participating in sport

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  • Reduces stress

- Release of serotonin

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Social benefits of participating in sport

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  • Opportunity to socialise / make friends

- Develops teamwork skills

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Fitness benefits of participating in sport

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  • Improved fitness
  • Reduces chances of injury
  • Makes daily work easier
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Consequences of a sedentary lifestyle

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  • Weight gain
  • Heart disease
  • Diabetes
  • Poor sleep
  • Lethargy
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What is obesity?

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When someone weighs 30 or more on the BMI scale.

Large fat content.

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What causes obesity?

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Imbalance of calories consumed to energy expenditure, so a large fat content stores up

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How does obesity affect performance during physical activity?

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  • Reduced stamina
  • reduced flexibility
  • Reduced agility
  • Reduced speed
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What physical ill effects does obesity cause?

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  • Cancer
  • Heart disease
  • Diabetes
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What mental ill effects does obesity cause?

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  • Depression

- Loss of confidence

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What social effects does obesity cause?

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  • Inability to socialise

- Inability to leave home

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What are the 3 somatotypes?

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Endomorph
Ectomorph
Mesomorph

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Endomorph

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  • Pear shaped body
  • high fat content
  • Fat round middle

Sporting examples
- Sumo wrestling, prop rugby player, hammer throw

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Mesomorph

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  • Wedge shaped body
  • Large muscle content
  • Broad shoulders

Sporting examples

  • Gymnast
  • Tennis player
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Ectomorph

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  • Very thin, lean, tall
  • Narrow shoulders, hips, chest
  • Not much fat or muscle

Sporting examples

  • Marathons
  • Any endurance events
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16
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What is the average required male intake of calories per day?

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2500 Kcal

17
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What is the average required female intake of calories per day?

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2000 Kcal

18
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What does calorie intake depend on?

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  • Age
  • Gender
  • Height
  • Exercise
19
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What is a balanced diet?

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  • Diet containing lots of different foods

- To supply suitable nutrients, vitamins and minerals

20
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Why do we need a balanced diet?

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  • Suitable energy can be available for activity

- Body needs needs nutrients for energy, growth and hydration

21
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Proportions of a balanced diet :

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Carbs - 55-60%
Fat - 25-30%
Protein - 15-20%

22
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What are carbohydrates

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  • Main and preferred energy source
  • for all types of exercises

High fiber cereal bars

23
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What are proteins

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Good for growth and repair of muscle

Fish

24
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What are vitamins and minerals

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Maintaining efficient working parts of the body systems and general health

25
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Saturated Fats sources

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Butter, fatty meats, cheese

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Unsaturated Fat sources

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Olive oil, sesame seeds

27
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What is hydration?

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Having enough water to enable normal functioning of the body

28
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What is dehydration?

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Having less than enough body water which interrupts the function of the body

29
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What are fats?

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Energy source for when carbohydrates have run out

Food source providing energy at exercise of low intensity

Dairy

30
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What are consequences of dehydration?

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  • Blood viscosity increases
  • Muscle cramps
  • Increased reaction times
  • Irregular heart beat
  • Overheating