Physical Education Lesson 2 (The Principles Of Training & Exercise) Flashcards
States that the physical changes in the body are directly related to the type of activity undertaken
Specificity
Is the frequency in which an individual trains or exercises to achieve their desired effect
Regularity
Is exposing the body to train or exercise at a higher level to enhance the quality of fitness
Overload
Is the ability of the circulatory and respiratory systems to supply oxygen and nutrients to the muscles during physical activities
Progression
Is an excellent way of formulating and monitoring your training and exercise programs
FITT Principle
Refers to how often the exercise is done
Frequency
Dictates the difficulty of the exercise
Intensity
Determines the duration of the exercise
Time
The kinds of training and exercises you must perform to achieve your fitness goals
Type
When the progress achieved is gradually lost if the training or exercise program is stopped for extended periods of time
Reversibility