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exercise may boost the production of mood-evelating brain chemicals known as |
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when we do an activity that causes as oxygen deficit, it is known as |
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in order to get the maximum benefit from cardiorespiratory training, you should work within a range called your |
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If you lift a few weight reps with heavy loads, you will probably develop |
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what seems to be an unlikely health-related component of physical fitness |
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the ability of the heart to pump blood throguh the body effiviently represents |
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all of the following factors influence our flexibility except |
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for any muscle to get stronger, it must work against a greater-than-normal resistance. This is called the |
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according to the FITT principle, which one represents how long you exercise |
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the benefits of regular physical activity include |
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if you have been sedentary and want to begin a running program, your first step should be |
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considered a primary muscle groups that should be targeted in a weight training program |
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proteins that provide nine essential amino acids are called |
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the basic fuel that our body needs is found in sugars known as |
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grains would be classified as what type of nutrient |
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considered a type of fiber that is naturally occuring in plant foods |
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reduces harmful effects caused by oxidation |
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not considered to be an essential nutrient |
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meant by the amount of energy that can be derived from food |
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foods produced without the use of chemical at any stage |
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good in our diet to help with lowering blood pressure |
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Everyone's calorie needs are different |
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To obtain all necessary nutrients |
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What is physical fitness? |
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the ability to respond to routine physical demands with enough reserve energy to cope with sudden change |
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What are the 5 components of Health-Related Fitness? |
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Cardiorespiratory Endurance
Muscular Strength
Muscular Endurance
Flexibility
Body Composition |
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Cardiorespiratory Endurance |
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ability to circulate blood through the body efficiently |
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is the force within muscles measured by the absolute maximum weight that you can lift, push, or press a given weight |
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is the range of motion around specific joints |
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is the relative amounts of fat and lean tissue in the body |
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Factors that affect physical activity levels |
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geographic location
gender
education
income |
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claims some 250,000 lives, accounting for 10% of all deaths in America every year; |
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Four of the Six leading causes of death in America |
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heart disease
cancer
stroke
diabetes |
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twice as likely to die of a heart attack as people who are physically active |
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makes the lungs more efficent so they take in more oxygen |
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by improving physical endurance musclr tone, blood flow, and body composition exercise improves sexual functioning |
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Moderate-Intensity Aerobic Activity |
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for substantial benefits, adults should do at least 150 minutes
to increase do a double; 300 |
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Vigorous- Intensity Aerobic Activity |
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adults should do 75 minutes a week
to increase; double the numbe 150 |
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ACSM and the AHA recommends |
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moderate- 30 mins a day 5 days a week
vigorous- 20 mins a day 3 days a week |
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a person exercising must place a greater stress/demand on the body that its usually accustomed to |
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Frequency------> How Often
Intensity-----> How Hard
Time-----> How Long
Type-----> Kind of Exercise |
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If a person stops exercising he/she can lose as much as 50% of his/her fitness improvements within two months |
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it is the heart rate when you are inactive |
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it is the heart rate at which one derives maximum cardiovascular benefit from aerobic exercise.
55% to 85% of the MHR |
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it is the highest heart rate that can be attained by an indivisual in strenuous activity, varying with Fitness and Age |
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How to Calculate Heart Rate |
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MHR- 220-Age
THR- Mhr x Intensity (low)
THRZ- Mhr x Intensity(low and high) |
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Four Major Muscles Of Your Core |
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