Pe midterms Flashcards

1
Q

3FS

A

Fuel, Fun, Fog,
and Storm.

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2
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Is when you are eating foods that support
your body and its needs. This is clean eating. Eating
real, whole, natural, minimally processed foods that
provide you with energy and nourishment and feel
good in your body. You want to eat fuel foods 80%
of the time.

A

Fuel Eating

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3
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Is eating any food that you love to
eat that doesn’t necessarily give you anything
back. In other words, food that tastes great and
you enjoy but don’t offer any real nutritional
value (i.e. cake, wine, potato chips, candy, etc.).

A

Fun Eating

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4
Q

is anytime you eat without awareness.
You are munching on chips without even tasting
them, you are snacking on your kids’ peanut butter
and jelly crusts while making lunch, you finish off a
bag of candy before you even realize how much you
ate and don’t even remember what it tasted like.

A

Fog Eating

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5
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Is binge eating or eating out of control. It is any time you can’t stop yourself. You are aware that you are eating and you want to stop but you feel like you can’t stop or like you can’t control yourself. It’s almost like you are watching another person inside your own body. Sometimes this happens if we let ourselves get too hungry and sometimes it happens when we have an overwhelming emotion that we do not want to feel. Storm eating is usually followed by regret and shame. Many times it’s done in private or in hiding.

A

Storm Eating

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6
Q

Can be a useful
guide to help achieve physical
fitness and promote good
health.

A

The five
health-related components of
physical fitness

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7
Q

They describe five
areas to focus on in your
fitness journey to ensure a
well-rounded, active lifestyle.

A

The five
health-related components of
physical fitness

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8
Q

The Human Body is the best picture of the soul

A

Tony Robbins

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9
Q

The best and most efficient pharmacy is within your own system

A

Robert C. Peale

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10
Q

What you eat literally becomes you, you have a choice in what you’re made of.

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Anonymous

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11
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refers to your body’s ability to sustain exercise for longer. It’s also known as cardiorespiratory endurance or aerobic
fitness.

A

Cardiovascular Endurance

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12
Q

is the
the ability of a muscle group
to exert force or lift and
carry weight. The stronger
your muscles, the heavier
the weight you can lift and
move.

A

Muscular strength

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13
Q

Unlike muscular strength,
which measures how
much weight you can lift
or move, _______ tests how long
your muscles can
withstand an exercise.

A

Muscular Endurance

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14
Q

Is defined as
the range of motion of a
joint or group of joints
without pain or difficulty

A

Flexibility

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15
Q

Is the
last health-related
component of fitness. It
describes the ratio of fat
mass to fat-free mass

A

Body composition

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16
Q

Is a tried-and-true method of putting together an
efficient workout plan.

A

The FITT principle

17
Q

It’s especially useful if you’re someone who thrives on structure, as
you can think of the components as a set of rules to follow.

A

The FITT principle

18
Q

It’s also great for monitoring your exercise progress with
cardiovascular activity and strength training.

A

The FITT principle

19
Q

This refers to how often you exercise. The
point is to meet your goals without
overtraining the body.

A

FREQUENCY

20
Q

This refers to how difficult an exercise is.

The balance between finding enough intensity
to overload the body (so it can adapt) but not so
much that it causes overtraining.

A

INTENSITY

21
Q

This refers to the duration of each
exercise.

How long you should be exercising for.

A

TIME

22
Q

This refers to what kind of exercise
you’ll be doing under the umbrella of
cardio or strength training.

A

TYPE

23
Q

Maker of HIIT

A

IZUMI TABATA