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The Physiological Components of Exercise
Cardiovascular Endurance
Strength
Flexibility
Lean/Fat Body Ratio
Percent body fat for women
14-21%
Percent body fat for men
10-17%
The Training Effect
Intensity
Frequency
Duration
Motor Skill Capacities Enhanced
Agility
Balance
Coordination
Less Time =
Increased intensity
How to burn fat...
low intensity for 60 min, (low PTZ)
Benefits of Aerobics
Human Body is strengthened
Look Better, feel better, living better
Computing Personal Training Zone (PTZ)
220-age x % (60-90)
The 3 O's
Obesity
Out of shape
Older
Metabolism Definition
process by which your body breaks down food to release energy
The 3 Energy Systems
Immediate (phosphagen)
Medium (lactic acid, anaerobics)
Aerobic
immediate/phosphagen energy system
3-8 seconds, burns carbs
Medium/lactic acid/anaerobic energy system
1-2 min, burns carbs
Aerobic energy system
lasts all day, gives energy through burning carbs and fats
Workout Structure: Why warm up? Why cardio? Why cool down?
prevents injuries, gets heart/blood pumping
20-30 min of movement to bring training effect
prevents injuries
Inherited - What you can't change
1.length/fitness of muscle fibers
2.where fats are deposited (fat sites)
3. Body type
Uninherited - What you can change
1.Strengh
2.Flexibility
3.Lean/fat body ratio
Key to effective weight control
balance energy input with energy output (and get enough sleep)
Stress: overload principle
gradually increase until you achieve "excellence" level...
BMI
body mass index
over 25 = obese
ways to determine BMI
waist to hip ratio
caliper
Y be fit
Energy Inputs
water
fiber/carbs
minerals
vitamens
protein
fat
7 Causes of Aerobics Dance injury
poor surface
poor footwear
poor posture
poor strength
poor flexibility
poor body mechanics
Common Aerobics Dance injuries
blisters
shin splints
dizziness
cramps
sore/stiff muscles