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any observable movement
physical activity
structured physical activity designed to enhance or maintain physical fitness
exercise
ability/energy to meet the physical requirements of your day with a reserve and maintain a healthy state
physical fitness
optimal well being that contributes to both quality and quantity of life
health
biological and psychological well begin
wellness
appropriate types of physical activity
lifestyle, aerobic, sports and recreation, rest and inactivity, and flexibility, strength and muscular endurance
how long is appropriated physical activity
60 minutes or plus
also known as functional fitness
health related fitness
also known as performance related fitness
skill related fitness
how many hours of sleep do elementary children need
9 to 10 hours
the most important category in fitness
health related fitness
what are the five components of health related fitness
CV or CR, body composition, flexibility, muscular strength, and muscular endurance
what has the least impact of health except for the lower back
flexibility
stronger genetic influence
skill related fitness
how fast you move or react
agility
using two or more systems at same time
coordination
combination of reaction and movement time
speed
what should you make fitness about since kids aren't capable of changing from endurance
having fun and giving best effort
what should you focus more on and less on with warmup and cool down
warm up less and cool down more
what is the most type of stretching you want kids to do
slow and steady flexibility
what are the principles of training
systematic, specificity, adaptation, imposed demands, individuality, reversibility
what is one principle of training you don't want to do with children
specificity