Prelim Flashcards

1
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To enhance or maintain fitness and overall health.

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Excercise

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2
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Is the ability to execute daily activities.

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Fitness

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3
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To promote optimum development.

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Physical education

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4
Q

To work together efficiently and effectively.

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Physical fitness

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5
Q

1969

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PE and Sports Development Act

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6
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1937

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Curricular Subject

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7
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1920

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Required Subject

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8
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1982

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MAPE was introduced

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9
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1987

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To promote PE and sports program

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10
Q

High Level of physical fitness

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Physical

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11
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Self Expression

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Emotional

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12
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Desirable social traits

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Social

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13
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Mechanical principle

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Mental

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14
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Feelings and emotion

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Spiritual

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15
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First official PE teacher in america

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Charles Beck

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16
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The Father of Gymnastics

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Friedrich Ludwig Jahn

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17
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The mother of Gymnastics

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Catherine Beecher

18
Q

He opened the round hill school in america

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George Bancroft

19
Q

American psychologist who led a progressive movement in america

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John Dewey

20
Q

According to the shape of thir body

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Somatotypes

21
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Equilibrium

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Balance

22
Q

Quickly shift/ Change direction

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Agility

23
Q

Maximum effort in brief duration.

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Strength

24
Q

Shortest period of time.

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Speed

25
Q

Full range of motion.

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Flexibility

26
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Very quickly. The ability to move body parts swiftky while applying the maximum force of the muscles.

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Power

27
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Very quickly. The ability to move body parts swiftky while applying the maximum force of the muscles.

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Power

28
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Harmonius

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Coordination

29
Q

Long duration

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Cardiovascular Endurance

30
Q

Lean Body Mass

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Body Composition

31
Q

Adaption to excrcise

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Health Related Fitness

32
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Movement and skills

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Skilk Related Fitness

33
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Ectomorphic

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Having a thin body build, roughly characterized by the relative prominence of structures developed from the embryonic ectoderm

34
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Mesomorphic

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Having a strong body with wide shoulders, a narrow waist, and hard muscles: Sprinters tend to have muscular, mesomorphic bodies and a high proportion of fast-twitch muscle fibers that contribute to explosive speed.

35
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Endomorphic

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Having a heavy rounded body build often with a marked tendency to become fat.

36
Q

2 aspects of Physical Fitness

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Skill Related Fitness and Health Related Fitness

37
Q

Favorite past time of Boys. Clue ( PASITOKICA )

A

Patintero, Sipa, Top spin, Kite flying, and Card Games

38
Q

Favorite past time of girls. Clue ( Su Si P LU HI )

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Sungka, Siklot, Piko Luksong Tinik and Hide and Seek.

39
Q

PathFit 1 Mean

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(Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness): Movement Competency Training.

40
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Health-related fitness (HRF)

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is theoretically defined as a multidimensional construct containing the components cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility and body composition.

41
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Skill-related fitness refers to abilities that help you learn athletic skills. There are 6 skill-related fitness components:

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agility, speed, balance, coordination, power, and reaction time.