Physical Activity For Physical Literacy, Health, Fitness & Athletic Performance Flashcards

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Definition: Physical Activity

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Any body movement produced by the skeletal muscles that results in a substantial increase over resting energy expenditure.

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Definition: Fitness

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Ability to respond to routine physical demands with enough reserve energy to cope with sudden challenges.

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Definition: Exercise

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Planned structured and repeated physical activity for the purpose of conditioning your body

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Definition: Athletic performance

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Improving skills in the area of sports agility balance coordination power (speed and force) and polymetrics.

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Definition: Physical literacy

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The motivation, confidence, competence, knowledge and understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement and physical activity for life.

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Example: Physical literacy

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The level of confidence you use to control your body in different environments. Such as being able to throw a ball in water, ground ice or in the air.

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Physical guidelines

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Eighteen to sixty four year olds should accumulate at least a 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous intensity, a robot physical activity per week in boats of 10 minutes or more.

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Moderate intensity, physical activity.

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Rest, walk or riding a bike.

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Vigorous intensity physical activity

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Jogging or cross-country skiing.

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10
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Being active for at least a hundred and fifty minutes per week can help reduce the risk of:

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Premature death
Heart disease
Stroke
High blood pressure
Certain types of cancer
Type two diabetes
Osteoporosis
Overweight and obesity.

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Being active for at least a hundred and fifty minutes per week can help lead to improve:

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Fitness
Strength
Metal health (Morale and self-esteem)

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Sleep

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Getting seven ten nine hours of good quality sleep on a regular

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Sedentary behavior

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More than three hours of recreational screen time
Long periods of sitting

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14
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Limited sedentary time

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No more than 8 hours of sedentary time.

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15
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Resting heart rate

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Heart rate when sitting or lying down in the morning

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16
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Maximum heart rate (estimated)

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220 minus your age.

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Target heart rate

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55-90 percent of maximum heart rate (For cardiovascular benefits)

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HRmax

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220- your age

19
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Light heart rate zone

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65% of max heart rate
177x.65=115.05

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Moderate heart rate zone

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75%
HRmax x 75%
177x.75=132.75

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Vigorous heart rate zone

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85%
HRmax x 85%
177 x .85= 150.45

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Maximal heart rate zone

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95%
HRmax x .95
177x.95=168.15