Pathfit Flashcards
Regular Class Program
Core Activities
Related Activities
Adaptive Activities
Introduced to achieve the objectives of the program
Core Activities
Designated to enrich learning experience of the students
Related activities
Selected for students with special cares
Adaptive Activities
Extra Class Program
Intramural
Extra murals
Field Mass Demonstration
Exhibition Groups
Competitions of teams within the school
Intramurals
Sports and rhythmic competitions of teams from different schools
Extra Murals
Showcase of activities learned by the students in the class
Field Mass Demonstration
Showcase of activities learned by the students in the class
Field Mass Demonstration
Activities in Physical
Fitness Activities
Rhythmic Activities
Simple Games
Sports Type of Activities
Athletic Sports
Essential to healthy growth development
Physical Fitness
Two categories of Physical Fitness
Skill- related
Health- related
Two categories of Physical Fitness
Skill- related
Health- related
Skill- related components
Agility
Balance
Coordination
Power
Reaction time
Speed
Ability to change the direction quickly
Agility
Ability to remain stable even when moving
Balance
Ability to use vision, touch and muscle sense
Coordination
Ability to release maximum strength
Power
The amount of time it takes to make a physical response
Reaction time
The distance one covers in a short period of time
Speed
Health related components
Cardiovascular Endurance
Flexibility
Endurance. Strength
Body Composition
Ability to exercise at an elevated heart rate for designated time
Cardiovascular Endurance
Ability to move joint with ease
Flexibility
Ability to exercise without tiring in a long period of time
Endurance
Ability to exert force against resistance
Strength
A state in which body fat does not exceed 25 percent of the total body composition
Body Composition
Ability of the muscle and joints to go through the full game range of motion
Flexibility
Bending a body segment
Flexion
Straighting a body segment
Extension
Moving a limb away from the body
Abduction
Moving limb toward the body
Adduction
Types of Stretching
Passive Assisted Stretching
Ballistic Stretching
Static Stretching
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
Relaxing of a specific body part
Passive Assisted Stretching
Slowly stretching of a segment of the body farthest point
Static Stretching
Bouncing or jerking rhythmic movement of a specific part of the body
Ballistic Stretching
Capacity of the heart to adapt to physical change
Cardiovascular Endurance
Capacity of a group of muscle to exert maximal effort against resistance
Muscular Strength and Muscular Endurance
Major categories of Strength Training
Static Strength Training
Dynamic Strength Training
Muscles that do not change in length during contraction
Static Stretch Training
Muscles that change in length during an exercise
Dynamic Strength Training
Maintain equilibrium in a fixed position
Static Balance
Ability to maintain one’s equilibrium while the body is in motion
Dynamic Balance
Perform one explosive muscular effort
Power
Proportion between fat weight and total weight
Body Composition
It measures thinness and fatness
Body Mass Index
Formula of BMI
BMI= weight (kg)/height (m2)
System of classifying an individual according to the shape of the body
Somatotyping
Characterized by as kean and small with slender lims
Ectomorph
Relatively predominance of muscle
Mesomorph
Characterized by a relatively predominance of soft round less and large viscera
Endomorph
Characterized by a relatively predominance of soft round less and large viscera
Endomorph
Will develop and maintain good health and a high level of physical fitness
Physical Development
Development of desirable social trait needed for adjustments to the social life
Social development
Other opportunities for self expression and emotional mastett
Emotional development
Develop his mental capabilities as he learns the mechanical principles
Mental Development
Physical battery test
1. Standing long jump
2. Bent knee curl-ups
3. 50-meter sprint
4. Regular push up (male)
5. Regular push up (female)
6. Shuttle Run
7. Sit and Reach
8. 1000 meter run
9. Three-minute step test
- Leg strength and Power
- Abdominal strength and endurance
- Speed
- Arm strength and endurance
- Arm strength and endurance
- Agility
- Trunk Flexibility
- Cardio- Respiratory Endurance
- General endurance