week 5 Flashcards

1
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What are the primary components of physical fitness?

A
  • cardio
  • muscular strength AND endurance
  • flexibility
  • body composition
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2
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What is the number one killer?

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cardiovascular disease

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3
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What are the secondary components of physical fitness?

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  • balance
  • coordination
  • agility
  • reaction time
  • speed
  • power
  • mental capacity
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4
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How much more muscle do men have vs women?

A

twice as much

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5
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What are some benefits to physical fitness?

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  • immune function
  • bone density
  • joint stability
  • ability to sleep
  • helps with stress & concentration
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6
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What is muscular strength vs muscular endurance?

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strength- force within muscles / ability of the muscle to produce max tension once
endurance- ability to maintain repeated muscular effort / ability of the muscle to produce contraction or repeat contraction for a period of time

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7
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What is S.A.I.D?

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  • specific
  • adaption
  • imposed
  • demand
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8
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What does F.I.T.T stand for?

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  • frequency (how often)
  • intensity (how hard)
  • time (how long)
  • type
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9
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‘If you don’t use it you lose it’ is an example of which principle

A

Reversibility

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10
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Principle of Overload is?

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  • applying greater stress or demand than the body is used to

- muscles need to be challenged or body will adapt

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11
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Why is warm up important?

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  • safely preps the body
  • increases blood circulation
  • avoids premature onset of fatigue and lactic acid
  • increases synovial fluid at the joint
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12
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How long/ hard should warm up be?

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  • 5-10 minutes
  • multijointed dynamic activity
  • 40-50% of max effort
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13
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What is VO2 max

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  • max amount of oxygen a person is able to use during an intense exercise
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14
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How hard should you be working to achieve results?

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-55-90% of your max heart rate

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15
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what is aerobic?

A

working steady state
uses oxygen
eg swimming

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16
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what is anaerobic?

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body running off of energy stores before oxygen is present

eg quick sprint because a firecracker was put under your seat

17
Q

Best type of cardio?

A

the kind that you will do and enjoy!

18
Q

How long should you be doing cardio?

A

beginner- 15-30minutes
intermediate- 20-45 minutes
advanced- 40-60 minutes

19
Q

Why do a cool down?

A
  • prevents blood pooling by promoting venous return

- helps in delaying effects of delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS)

20
Q

Types of muscle contractions (3)

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-Isotonic - muscle contracts and joint moves
concentric - up phase of bicep curl
eccentric - down phase of bicep curl
-Isometric - muscles contract but joint doesn’t move
eg plank
-Isokinetic- muscle contracts and joint moves, speed is controlled
eg stair-climber

21
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The two types of stretches are

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Static- stationary (held)
done at end of workout
Dynamic - active movement
part of warmup

22
Q

tell your mind to get out of your body’s way

A

goodluck studying :)

23
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Agility

A

the ability to change body direction/position quickly and efficiently

24
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Balance

A

bodys ability to maintain proper equilibrium

25
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Power

A

ability to produce max force is shortest amount of time

26
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Components of Power

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speed- ability to rapidly propel body or a part of the body from point a to point b
force- to influence movement of the body usual pushing/ pulling

27
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Flexibility

A

range of motion around a joint

28
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Recommended physical activity

A

minimum 150 minutes/ week

=30minutes 5days of the week