PE REVIEWER Flashcards
The ability to use the senses to
determine and direct the
movement of your limbs and head.
- it requires using a
combination of different muscle
groups at once.
Coordination
refers to the maximum amount of
force a muscle or muscle group can
exert against an opposing force.
- It contributes to more efficient
movement and reduces your energy
cost.
muscular strength
The ability to react or respond
quickly to what you hear, see, or
feel. The quicker your response, the
better your reaction time.
Reaction time
is the relative percentage of body
fat to lean body tissue.
Body composition
The ability to move your body, or
parts of it, swiftly.
- _____ is largely determined by
heredity, ___ can be increased
Building muscular strength can lead
to gains in speed.
Speed
can be
improved by participating in many
physical activities that are not
necessarily related to sports or
games.
health related fitness
weights that are 35.0-39.9
obese class 2
sometimes called cardiorespiratory
endurance.
- the ability of your body to work
continuously for extended periods
of time.
cardiovascular fitness
refers to the
ability of the same muscle or
muscle group to contract for an
extended period of time without
undue fatigue
muscular endurance
FIVE COMPONENTS OF HEALTH-RELATED
FITNESS
Body composition, cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility
The ability to move the body parts
swiftly while simultaneously
applying the maximum force of
your muscles.
- _____ is a function of both speed
and muscular strength. Proper
biomechanics can also enhance
power by improving your balance,
coordination, and speed.
Power
weights that are greater than 40 bmi
obese class 3
Weights that are 30-34.9 kg
Overweight
IMPORTANCE OF FLEXIBILITY
- Helps reduce your risk for muscle
and bone injuries. - Improves performance fitness.
- Reduces some types of muscle
soreness following physical activity
or exercise. - Improves functional health and
fitness.
skill-related components that can
be improved through practice.
Agility, coordination, and power