Safety Tips Flashcards

1
Q

_______ is a state of being safe and away from harm or danger.

A

Safety || Safety Tips

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2
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________ are precautions that are taken to ensure that something is safe and not dangerous.

A

Safety Tips

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3
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3 Safety Tips

A

Proper Clothing
Fluid Intake and Replacement
Movement Experiences and Posture

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4
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Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that let you move freely and are lightweight enough to release body heat. When exercising outdoors in high temperatures, wear light-colored clothing. When exercising in cold weather, dress in removable layers.

A

PROPER CLOTHING

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5
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Drink enough water to prevent dehydration and heat injury (like heatstroke).

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FLUID INTAKE AND REPLACEMENT

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6
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Drink _ pint of water __ minutes before you start exercising and another pint after you cool down.

Have a drink of water every __ minutes or so while you exercise.

A

1; 15
20

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7
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Before Exercise

A

14-22 oz of fluid 2 hours before exercise

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8
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During Exercise

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6-12 oz of water of sports drink every 15-20 minutes of exercise

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9
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After Exercise

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16-24 oz of water or sports drink for every pound of body mass lost during exercise

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10
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Drink 14-22 oz of fluid 2 hours __________

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Before exercise

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11
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Drink 6-12 oz of water of sports drink every 15-20 minutes of exercise

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During exercise

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12
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16-24 oz of water or sports drink for every pound of body mass lost during exercise

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After exercise

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13
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Drink _______ oz of fluid ____ hours

A

14-22; 2

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14
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Drink _____ oz of water of sports drink every _______ minutes of exercise

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6-12; 15-20

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15
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After exercise, drink ______ oz of water or sports drink for every pound of body mass lost during exercise

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16-24 oz

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16
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(TRUE OR FALSE)
1. Good posture does not allow a rapid and smooth transition into the next movement.

  1. Regular exercise in the forest wont strengthens our immune system, also worsens our well-being.

Poor posture is an isolated incident. It’s often an indication of strong core muscles and does not affect how well you retain form during exercise.

Short term, maintaining proper posture may help lessen the number of exercise-related injuries you experience and can support consistent progress with posture.

A
  1. False
    Good posture must allow a rapid and smooth transition into the next movement.
  2. False
    Regular exercise in the forest not only strengthens our immune system, but also increases our well-being.
  3. False
    Poor posture is not an isolated incident. It’s often an indication of weak core muscles and further affects how well you retain form during exercise.
  4. False
    Long term, maintaining proper posture may help lessen the number of exercise-related injuries you experience and can support consistent progress with posture.
17
Q

Good posture must allow a rapid and smooth transition into the next movement.

Regular exercise in the forest not only strengthens our immune system, but also increases our well-being.

Poor posture is not an isolated incident. It’s often an indication of weak core muscles and further affects how well you retain form during exercise.

Long term, maintaining proper posture may help lessen the number of exercise-related injuries you experience and can support consistent progress with posture.

A

MOVEMENT EXPERIENCES AND POSTURE