The Group Fitness Industry Flashcards
What is the primary purpose of stabilization training?
Improved joint stability
What are AFAA’s 5 questions?
- What is the purpose of this exercise?
- Are you doing the exercise effectively?
- Does the exercise create any safety concerns?
- Can you maintain proper alignment and form for the duration of the exercise?
- For whom is the exercise appropriate/ inappropriate?
What are the benefits of fitness?
increased bone density, cardiorespiratory efficiency, decreased body fat
Group Fitness Methods
Pre-choreographed- All components of class are created by a single person, business, or organization with a connecting theme, brand, or experience. Pre-designed- Template that provides overall class direction while allowing instructors to manipulate other variables. freestyle- Method of choreography based on the instructor’s personal preference, skill set, and knowledge.
What are the group fitness formats?
- strength and resistance
- boot camp
- cycling
- HIIT and Interval
- Mind-Body
- Specialty (dance oriented, aquatics, hybrid, active aging adults, discipline specific, equipment driven)
Explain the evolved methods of teaching group fitness classes
- participant centered focus
- emphasis on functional movement
- specific formats
- movement preparation
Deconditioned.
A state of lost physical fitness, which may include reduced cardiorespiratory capacity, muscle imbalances, decreased flexibility, and
a lack of core and joint stability.
Career versus hobby instructor
career invests the majority of their day teaching and promoting fitness activities while a hobby instructor balances fitness and full time jobs/families
What is the scope of practice?
Knowledge, skills, abilities, processes, and limitations for which an instructor should be held accountable.
What are the benefits for participants who attend pre-designed classes?
Ability to see, feel, and visualize long-term progress
Describe the term: modality
A mode of exercise the presents a specific stress to the body