Midterm Flashcards
Outline Components of Wellness
financial, environmental, occupational, physical, emotional, social, intellectual and spiritual.
Benefits of Physical Activity
Reduced risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Increased longevity/improved quality of life
Physical Activity
Any body movement produced by skeletal muscles resulting in energy expenditure
Exercise
Planned, structured and repetitive bodily movements to improve/maintain physical fitness
Physical fitness
Set attributes, health or performance related
Components of health related fitness
Cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility and body composition
Supersmart Goal
Specific, public, realistic, self-controllable, measurable, attainable, realistic, time-frame.
Overload Principle
Increasing intensity and/or longevity of exercise, should occur in gradual progression.
Progression Principle
10% rule= training intensity or duration shouldn’t be increased by more than 10% each week
Specificity Principle
What you train is what you gain. Adaptation of exercise is specific to the form of activity performed.
Recuperation Principle
Allowing time for rest in between workouts. Failure to rest could result in overtraining which may lead to injuries
Reversibility Principle
If you don’t use it you will lose it. Retention of cardiovascular fitness and muscular endurance after training has stopped. After 8 weeks of zero training 10% of muscular strength is lost vs 30-40% of cardiovascular fitness is lost
How much exercise is enough?
30-60 minutes of high intense activity performed 3-5 days a week
Goals of warm-up
Increase blood flow, elevate muscle temp and avoid muscle strain and injuries
The workout FITT Formula
Frequency, intensity, time, type