Heath And Fitness Flashcards

1
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Define health

A

A state of physical mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of infirmity or disease

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2
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Define fitness

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The ability to cope or meet with the demands of the environment

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3
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Explain the relationship between health and fitness (5)

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Ill health can negatively affect fitness as the individual may be too unwell to train, thus lowering their fitness
May not affect fitness if they’re still well enough to play
Increased fitness can positively affect health- may be less likely to contract certain diseases, may feel more content with yourself, may enhance your social well-being
Cannot prevent you from contracting some illnesses and diseases and subsequently your physical health may suffer
Cannot prevent you from suffering mental or social health problems

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4
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Define agility

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The ability to move direction at speed whilst maintaining control

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5
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Define balance

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Maintains the centre of mass over the base of support

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6
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Two types of balance

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Static-stationary
Dynamic-moving

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7
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Example of static balance

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Headstand

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8
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Example of dynamic balance

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Walking

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9
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Define cardio vascular endurance

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The ability of the heart and lungs to supply oxygen to working muscles

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10
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Why is cardio vascular endurance important

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To perform long enduring events
To perform using aerobic energy system

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11
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Another term for cardiovascular endurance

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Aerobic power

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12
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Who is cardiovascular endurance important for (4)

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Long distance runner
Team sports performers
Endurance cyclists
Rowers

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13
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How far do marathon runners run for

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26 miles and 385 yards

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14
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Define coordination

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Ability to use different parts of the body together, smoothly and efficiently

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15
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Examples of coordination (3)

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Hitting a cricket ball with a bat (hand eye)
Kicking a ball in futsal (foot eye)
Arms and legs when dribbling a basketball (arms legs)

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16
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Define flexibility

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The range of movement possible at a joint

17
Q

Which joint provides a larger range of movement

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Ball and socket

18
Q

Define muscular endurance

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Ability of a muscle or group to undergo contractions avoiding fatigue

19
Q

Define power

A

Product of strength and speed

20
Q

Why is power useful (4)

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To generate power when kicking a football
Smash a volleyball with power
To release a discus with power
To perform a punch with power in boxing

21
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Define reaction time

A

The time taken to initiate a response to a stimulus

22
Q

Define speed

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The maximum rate at which an individual is able to perform, a movement or cover a distance in a period of time.

23
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Define strength

A

The ability to overcome a resistance

24
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What is maximal strength

A

Absolute maximal force that can be generated in one contraction

25
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What is dynamic strength

A

Repeated contractions

26
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Define explosive strength

A

Power, the product of strength at a speed

27
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Define static strength

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Muscles involve remain at the same length and the force applied is maintained. Isometric