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Monitoring Intensity Flashcards

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Target Heart Rate (THR) - Definition

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Number of beats per minute that indicate appropriate exercise intensity levels for each individual

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Talk Test - Definition

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A method for measuring exercise intensity using observation of respiration effort and the ability to talk while exercising

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Ratings of Perceived Exertion (RPE) - Definition

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A scale that provides a standard means for evaluating a participant’s perception of exercise effort.

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Ratings of Perceived Exertion (RPE) - Developer

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Swedish psychologist, Gunnar Borg

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Ratings of Perceived Exertion (RPE) - Number Ranges

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Originally 6-20, now 0-10

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Dyspnea Scale - Definition

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A subjective 4-point scale that reflects an individual’s perception of the difficulty of breathing during physical activity

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Dyspnea Scale - Number Definitions - 1

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mild difficulty

Noticed by exerciser but not observer

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Dyspnea Scale - Number Definitions - 4

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severe difficulty

forces exerciser to stop exercising

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Teaching with Self-Responsibility - 1 of 3

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Be descriptive about perceived exertion during the workout

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Teaching with Self-Responsibility - 2 of 3

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Demonstrate High, Med, and Low options

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Teaching with Self-Responsibility - 3 of 3

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Teach at moderate intensity, while showing options

“art” of group fitness

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Sedentary - Definition

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Doing or requiring much sitting; minimal activity

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Pulse Rate - Definition

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The wave of pressure in the arteries that occurs each tim the heart beats.

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Pulse Rate - Place Markers - 1 of 3

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Carotid Pulse

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Pulse Rate - Place Markers - 2 of 3

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Radial Pulse

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Pulse Rate - Place Markers - 3 of 3

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Temporal Pulse

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Carotid Pulse - Placement

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2 fingers on the side of the larynx

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Carotid Pulse - Considerations (2 total)

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  • If you press too hard, heart rate will decrease and/or blood will decrease to the brain
  • Don’t press on both at the same time
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Radial Pulse - Placement

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2 fingers on the wrist in line with the thumb

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Temporal Pulse - Placement

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2 fingers on the left or right temple

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Intensity Methods - Kickboxing and Aquatic Fitness

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RPE or talk test

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Intensity Methods - Indoor Cycling

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HR or talk test

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Intensity Methods - Equipment Based

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HR, RPE, or talk test

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Steady-State Exercise - Definition

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A state of aerobic exercise in which the intensity remains consistent, as opposed to alternating between higher and lower intensities

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Target Heart Rate (THR) - Standard deviation

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Standard deviation of 12 BPM with older formulas

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Target Heart Rate (THR) - Equation

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% of maximal heart rate (MHR)

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Maximal Heart Rate (MHR) - Definition

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the highest heart rate a person can attain

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Maximal Heart Rate (MHR) - Old Equation

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MHR = 220-age

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Maximal Heart Rate (MHR) - Gellish Equation

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MHR = 206.9 - (0.67 x Age)

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Maximal Heart Rate (MHR) - Tanaka, Monahan, Seals Equation

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MHR = 208 - (0.7 x Age)

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Electrocardiogram (ECG -EKG) - Definition

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A recording of the electrical activity of the heart

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Resting Heart Rate (RHR) - Definition

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The number of heart beats per minute when the body is at complete rest; usually counted first thing in the morning before physical activity

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Heart-Rate Reserve (HRR) - Definition

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Reserve capacity of the heart; the difference between maximal heart rate and resting heart rate. It reflects the heart’s ability to increase the rate of beating and cardiac output above resting level to max intensity.

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Karvonen Formula - Equation

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BEST EQUATION

HRR = MHR - RHR
THR = (HRR x % intensity) + RHR
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THR Example-

If MHR = 180 and exercise HR is 50%-70% of MHR what is the intensity range?

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180 bpm x 0.50 = 90
180 bpm x 0.70 = 126

Range = 90-126 bpm

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HR Telemetry - Definition

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The process by which measured quantities from a remote site are transmitted to a data-collection point for recording and processing, such as what occurs during an ECG.

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HR Telemetry - Class Considerations

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Give at least 3 opportunities to check during class

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HR Telemetry - When to SLOW DOWN

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HR is > 90% of MHR

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HR Telemetry - When to INCREASE

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HR is < 50% of MHR

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VO2Max - Definition

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Max amount of oxygen (mL) that a person can use in 1 minute per kilogram of body weight.

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VO2reserve - Definition

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The difference between VO2Max and VO2 at rest; used for programming aerobic exercise intensity.

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Talk Test - Validity

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Best tool to use - takes in account the individual’s metabolic responses to exercise

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1st Ventilatory Threshold (VT1) - Class Definition

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When talking becomes challenging

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1st Ventilatory Threshold (VT1) - Book Definition

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Ventilation increases in a nonlinear fashion due to an accumulation of metabolic by-products in the blood.
-Between zone 1 and zone 2

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2nd Ventilatory Threshold (VT2) - Class Definition

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When talking becomes very difficult (reduced to 1-2 words)

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2nd Ventilatory Threshold (VT2) - Book Definition

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Lactate accumulates and high-intensity exercise can no longer be sustained

  • Between zone 2 and zone 3
  • Shouldn’t be maintained for more than 2 minutes
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3 Zone Intensity - Zone 1

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Low-moderate exercise; talk comfortably

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3 Zone Intensity - Zone 2

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moderate-vigorous exercise; talking is challenging but possible

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3 Zone Intensity - Zone 3

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Vigorous-very vigorous; definitely cannot talk comfortably

50
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Benefits of Borg RPE Scale - 1 of 4

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Assigns a numerical value to subjective feelings of exercise exertion

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Benefits of Borg RPE Scale - 2 of 4

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Takes into account all that the exerciser is perceiving in terms of fatigue

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Benefits of Borg RPE Scale - 3 of 4

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Includes:

  • psychological
  • musculosketal
  • environmental factors
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Benefits of Borg RPE Scale - 4 of 4

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Participant uses a scale to assign a rating based on their physical effort

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Fatigue

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Decline in ability of a muscle to generate force.

55
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Borg 6-20 Table - Recommended Rating

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12-16
Most efficient path to increase aerobic fitness
In-between somewhat hard and very, hard

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Borg 1-10 Table -Recommended Rating

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3-5
Most appropriate range of increasing cardiorespiratory fitness
In-between moderate and strong

57
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Borg MHR % Table - Recommended Rating

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3-5 = 55/69%-90%

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Other Monitoring Options - Words (3 total)

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  • light
  • hard
  • maximal
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Role of GFI - Monitoring Intensity - 1 of 5

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Educate

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Role of GFI - Monitoring Intensity - 2 of 5

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Make aware of self-responsibility

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Role of GFI - Monitoring Intensity - 3 of 5

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Explain how participants should feel

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Role of GFI - Monitoring Intensity - 4 of 5

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Give progressions and regressions

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Role of GFI - Monitoring Intensity - 5 of 5

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Monitor intensity during high intensity and after cool-down using talk test

64
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Asthma - Definition

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chronic inflammation disorder of the airways that affects genetically susceptible individuals.

65
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Asthma - Triggers (5 total)

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  • allergens
  • viral infections
  • exercise
  • cold
  • Stress
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Emphysema - Definition

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An obstructive pulmonary disease characterized by the gradual destruction of lung alveoli and the surrounding connective tissue, in addition to airway inflammation, leading to reduced ability to effectively inhale and exhale.

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Intensity Warning Signs - 1 of 3

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Breakdown in proper form and exercise execution

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Intensity Warning Actions - 1 of 3

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Make a general statement about proper execution and how to reduce intensity

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Intensity Warning Signs - 2 of 3

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Labored breathing, excessive sweating, and dizziness

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Intensity Warning Actions - 2 of 3

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Stop exercising and lightly march in place

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Intensity Warning Signs - 3 of 3

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Chest pain, discomfort, heart palpitations, or sever muscolosketal pain

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Intensity Warning Actions - 3 of 3

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Stop immediately

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