Reviewer PE #1 Flashcards

1
Q

Meaning of PEMSS

A

Physical
Emotional
Mental
Spiritual
Social

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1
Q

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

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Five Health-Related Components of Physical Fitness

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2
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Refers to your body’s ability to sustain exercise for longer.

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Cardiovascular Endurance or Cardio Fitness

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3
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Can be a useful guide to help achieve physical fitness and promote good health.

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Five Health-Related Components of Physical Fitness

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3
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Is the ability of the muscle group to exert force or lift and carry weight. The stronger your muscles, the heavier weight you can lift and move.

A

Muscular Strenght

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4
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Amount of Force

A

Strength

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5
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Has time and agility

A

Power

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6
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Unlike muscular strength which measures how much weight you can lift or move. This one test how long your muscle can withstand an exercise or strenuous activity.

A

Muscular Endurance

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7
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Is defined as the range of motion of a joint without pain or difficulty.

A

Flexibility

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8
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Last health-related component. It describes the ratio of fat mass to fat free mass

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Body Composition

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9
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What are the 4FS

A

Fuel
Fun
Fog
Storm

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10
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This type of eating focuses on your senses

A

Fun

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11
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What we want to devour, that have bad consequences

A

Fun

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12
Q

Supplying oxygen

A

Fuel

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13
Q

Give nutrients

A

Whole Foods

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14
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Why is oxygen important

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All of our body’s components need oxygen.

15
Q

Food to be avoided

A

Processed Foods

16
Q

Meat, Vegetables, Fruits (Anything that isn’t Processed Foods)

A

Whole Foods

17
Q

All foods have energy? True or False?

A

True

18
Q

Why are processed foods bad all tho, having energy

A

They’re unsastainable

19
Q

Improves oxygen intake

A

Fuel Eating

20
Q

Sense of taste

A

Fun Eating

21
Q

Anything delicious has

A

MSG

22
Q

eating without giving a damn about the taste much

A

Blind Eating

23
Q

Binging

A

Storm Eating

24
Q

The principle is a tried-and-true method of putting
together with an efficient workout plan.

A

FITT PRINCIPLE

25
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

FITT PRINCIPLE

26
Q

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

A

FITT PRINCIPLE

27
Q

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

A

FREQUENCY

28
Q

*This refers to how difficult an exercise is.

A

INTENSITY

29
Q

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

A

INTENSITY

30
Q

*This refers to the duration of each
exercise.

A

TIME

31
Q

*How long you should be exercising
for.

A

TIME

32
Q

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

A

TYPE

33
Q

Involves short bursts of intense
exercise alternated with low intensity
recovery periods. Interestingly, it is
perhaps the most time-efficient way to
exercise

A

HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING

34
Q

Made HITT

A

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