Health Related Fitness Flashcards

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plays a very crucial role

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Fitness

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involves exercise activity that you do to try to improve your physical health

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HRF or Health Related Fitness

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We educate ourselves

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Physically Fit

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Sustaining base on our physicality

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Fitness

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5
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Can be structured process

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Exercise

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Walking to the park, intensive cardio work out

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Exercise

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5 maincomponents of physical fitness

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Cardiorespiratory fitness
Muscular Strength
Muscular Endurance
Flexibility
Body Composition

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Aerobic Activity for a prolonged time

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Cardiorespiratory fitness

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force a muscle can exert in one contraction

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Muscular Strength

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10
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continue to perform withou feeling any fatique

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Muscular Endurance

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11
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ability pf joints to move freely

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Flexibility

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12
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Relative proportions of fat mass and lean mass

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Body Composition

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Participating HRF can help?

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Control your weight
Prevent diseases and illness
improve your mood
Boost your energy
Promote better sleep

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Also called Cardiorespiratory fitness
move rhythmically
Ex: Brisk, walking, swimming

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Aerobic Activity

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Component of Aerobic Activity

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Intensity
Frequency
Duration

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Intensity

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How hard

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17
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How often

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Frequency

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How long

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Duration

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19
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Dance is fun according to?

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Wayne Sleep 1986

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20
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one of the oldest and most popular forms of exercise

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Dancing

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21
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It measured beats per minute

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Heart Rate

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22
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Optimal

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Lower Heart Rate

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23
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Art of rhythmic bodily movements

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Dance

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24
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Who define dance is a art of rhythmic bodily movements

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Thomas munro in Kraus and Gaufman, 1981

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Can be seen all the people of the world
Dance
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Who define dance that can be seen among all people of the world?
Alejandro Santos-Gana, 2002
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improve coordination
Dance
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Who said that dancing regularly is a good way to develop cardiovascular and muscular endurance?
Malvar 2006
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According to them dancing is good as balance and flexibility
Fine, 1881; Keller, 2007; Childs, 2007
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According to _____ some instrinsic factors predispose an individual
Meeuwisse Model 1994
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The anatomical alignment and technique of a dance
Poor body alightment and technique
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Impair the ability to heal and repair damaged tissue
Excessive Training duration and Intensity
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The floor were dancer rehearse and perform
Hard Dance floor
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Can correct foot mechanics and reduce the impact on thefoot
POor shoe design
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uncoordinated muscle action because of uneven strength between muscle groups
Muscle Imbalance
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Damage to your body
Injury
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Poor cardiovascular endurance increase a risk of dance- related injuries
Programmed Exercise and training
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an important phase of training
Adequate Recovery
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suspended floor is a floor designed to absorb the impact when dancing or jumping
Appropriate Environment
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Protect the lower extremities from injury by reducing the impact
Proper footwear
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Require a great degree of flexibility
Proper Warm up and technique
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feel stressed because they pressured to be perfect
Cross-Training
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Pain is a good recognition that there is a damage to the tissue
Early Recognition
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Principles of physical Activity
Overload principles Principle of progression Principle of Specificity Principle of Reversibility
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Factors that Increase the Risk of Injury
Poor Body Alignment and Technique Excessive Training duration and intensity Hard Dance floor Poor shoe Design Muscle Imbalance
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Some Strategies that could reduce Injury
Programmed Exercise and training Adequate Recovery Appropriate Environment Proper Footwear Proper warm up and technique Cross Training Early Recognition
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Greater than normal amounts
Overload Principle
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Gradually Increase
Principle of Progression
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Specific type if exercise
Principle if specificity
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Connotes that disuse Result or overload
Principle of Reversibility
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Kinds of dance
Traditional Dance Ethic Dance Folk Dance Modern Dance Contemporary Dance Ballroom Dance Cheerdance Hip Hop/ Street Dance Festival Dance
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indigenous community
Traditional Dance
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Classified into major categories the Non- Christians and Muslim groups
Ethic Dance
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Nature of dance
Folk Dance
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Less formal
Modern Dance
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Strong legwork
Contemporary Dance
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American style - Smooth and Rhythm International Style - Standard and latin
Ballroom Dance
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Combination of cheering and dancing
Cheerdance
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Traced in New York Rap music Chanting poetry 16 bar
Hip Hop / Street Dance
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Celebration of fiestas
Festival Dance
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Characteristics of a Goood Dance
Unity Continuity and development Variety and Contrast Transition Repetition Climax
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Dance aare coherent
Unity
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Organize progressively
Continuity and Development
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link between movements
Transition
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Repeated cheography
Repetition
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Apex of energy
Climax
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What does FITT stands for?
Frequency Intensity Time Type
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18.5
underweight
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18.5 24.5
Normal
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25- 29.9
Obesse
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35 up
Extremely Obese
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How many minutes of exercise we do everyday as moderate?
30 mins
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How many minute of exercise we di everyday if it is Vigorous?
30-60 mins
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Exercise for hamstring?
Sit and Reach
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Exercise for abs
Curl up
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Resting Heart Rate?
3 mins Step test
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What does BMi stands for?
Body Mass Index
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Formula for BMI?
(height)2 __________ Weight