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It is a universal need of man for leisure pursuits and enjoyment.

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Recreational Activities

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An open-topped craft paddled from a kneeling/sitting position.

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Canoe

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Classification of recreational activities where enjoyment is derived from watching events.

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Spectator Type

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Commonly done in large water bodies like the ocean where wave tides are strong.

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Surfing

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Involves self-propulsion through water using coordinated limb and body movements.

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Swimming

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Known as the “Surfing Capital of the Philippines.”

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Siargao

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Paddled from a sitting position with legs extended, using a double-bladed paddle.

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Kayak

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Widely regarded as an effective mode of transportation for short to moderate distances.

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Biking

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Classification of recreational activities where enjoyment is derived from actively participating.

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Participant Type

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Recreation activity reducing the risk of heart attack and improving health.

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Physical Activities

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Occurs when self-imposed pressure leads to discomfort or injury.

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Overexertion

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Recreation activity providing fresh air, socialization, stress reduction, and mood improvement.

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Social Activities

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Occurs when the body loses heat faster than it can produce it, leading to dangerously low body temperature.

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Hypothermia

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Recreation activity aiding in language development, symbol use, and distinguishing fantasy from reality.

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Dramatic Activity

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Recreation activity encouraging children to play and experiment with painting, drawing, and ceramics.

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Arts & Crafts Activity

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Recreation activity reducing stage fear, fostering new skills, responsibility, and self-confidence through art and music appreciation.

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Cultural Activity

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Recreation activity promoting brain growth, coordination, achievement, and social skills through music.

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Musical Activity

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Results from losing more fluid than one drinks, leading to imbalance in bodily fluids.

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Dehydration

19
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Occurs when the body temperature rises significantly beyond the normal range.

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Hyperthermia

20
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Include fatigue, nausea, rapid heartbeat, and confusion.

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Symptoms of Heat Illness

20
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Involves staying hydrated, wearing lightweight clothing, and taking breaks in shaded areas.

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Reducing Heat Illness Risk

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It’s important not to leave the affected person alone while waiting for medical help.

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Heat Stroke Response

20
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Latin root of “recreation,” meaning to be refreshed.

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Recreare

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