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At least 30 minutes

Number of minutes adults should be physically active

60 minutes

Children should be physically active atleast how many minutes

60-90 minutes

Minutes of daily physical activity may be needed to prevent weight gain or sustain weight loss

Grains


Vegetables


Fruits


Oils


Milk


Meats and beans

Categories of new food pyramid

6 oz

Recommended amount of Grains based on a 2 000 calorie diet

2.5 cups

Recommended amount of vegetables based on a 2 000 calorie diet

2 cups

Recommended amount of fruits based on a 2 000 calorie diet

3 cups

Recommended amount of milk based on a 2 000 calorie diet

5.5 oz

Recommended amount of meat and beans based on a 2 000 calorie diet

Whole grains

Half of all grains that should be consumed

Fish


Nuts


Vegetables oils

Most fat should be from:

Butter


Margarine


Lard

Solid fats that should be limited:

Keep consumption of saturated fats, transfats and sodium low

Keep consumption of saturated fats, transfats and sodium low

1.It provides a transition from rest to excercise



2. It prepares the body, specially cardiovascular system, for an increased workload.



3. It increases heart rate and blood circulation



4. It prevents injury during exercise

4 terms of warm up

Body weight exercises

Are strength training excercises that do not require free weights or machines as the individual's own weight provides resistance against gravity.

Push-up


Pull-up


Sit-up

Most common bodyweight exercises

Front:


Pectorals (pecs)


Biceps


Rectus abdominis (abs)


Obliques


Quadriceps (quads)

Major muscle developed in basic weight training exercises.



FRONT:

Back:


Trapezius


Deltoid


Triceps


Latissimus dorsi


Gluteus maximus


Hamstrings


Gastrocnemius


Achilles

Major muscle developed in basic weight training exercises.



BACK:

Make progress or make excuses

There are only two choices;



bodyweight exercises