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Barriers to exercise

A-- No time. Manage time wisely


B-- Don't like to sweat - natural and cools body down


C-- Don't know how - teachers provide knowledge on how to be successful


D--Exercise is not for them - no special coordination required do not have to be an athlete


E-- It hurts - if done correctly exercise does not hurt it is just uncomfortable

Benefits of daily regular vigorous exercise

--Improves concentration


--muscular strength


--muscular endurance


--increases self esteem


--boosted confidence


--cardiac output


--bone density


--body composition or percent of body fat


--decreases chance of injury


--improve quality of life


--improves long-term health

Fitt Formula

Frequency-- How often exercises done



Intensity-- How hard exercises done



Time-- How long and exercises done



Type-- What kind of exercises done

SMART goals

--Specific


--measurable


--attainable


--realistic


--timely

Aerobic

Uses oxygen to produce energy.



Examples include: jogging, dancing, soccer

Anaerobic

Exercise that does not use oxygen.


Examples: sprint, intense weight lifting

Muscular strength

Amount of force a muscle can exert

Muscle endurance

Many repetitions low weight

Resistance

A force that acts against the muscles

Target heart rate zone

220 - age= Max heart rate


Max heart rate × .65 = low end of THRZ


Max heart rate × .85 = high end of THRZ

Strength for a fitt formula

F 2 - 3 days per week, I 60 - 80% of 1 RM, T - 3 - 8 reps 1 2 3 sets, T - 3 ways, isotonic contraction

Fiit endurance

F, 2-3 days per week, I: 50 - 70% of 1 RM comity: 12 to 20 reps, four to six sets, T: free weights, isotonic contraction

Essential body fat

Minimum amount of body fat necessary for good health

Basil metabolic rate

Rate at which body burns energy each pound of fat free mass 4 and 13.8 calories per 24 hours less fat equals more calories burned

Body mass index height to weight ratio

Identifying individuals who might be at risk for disease formula equals 8 times 703 divided by height squared

Anorexia nervosa

Person restrict eating

Anorexia Athletica

Person is obsessed with exercising and dieting the pressure to maintain low weight due to sports

Fat mass

Body weight that is fat

Fat free mass

All tissues that are free of fat bone, muscle, water, blood, tendons

Healthy zones for body fat percentage men and woman

Men - 14 - 25% / woman - 17 - 32%

Calorie

A measurement of energy used to describe the usable amount of fuel and food. Energy found in food used by the body

Osteoporosis

Causes: no dairy in diet, no weight bearing exercises like push ups, weight lifting, between ages 9 to 18 definition: weakening of bones are easy to break them

Total body water per day

64 ounces

Flexibility

Ability to move a joint through a full range of motion

Three main types of stretching

A-- Static - beginner held to slight discomfort 10 to 30 seconds



B-- Ballistic - bouncing not good unless done properly



C-- Dynamic - smooth sport-specific movements and controlled manner

How does aging affect flexibility

Lose elasticity

Antagonist

Muscle counteracts the agonist muscle groups:

Atrophy

When muscles and Cell lose size and strength due to disuse

Extension

Body part going from bent to straight

Flexion

Being in contrast to extending

Isotonic

Change in length of muscle and weight lifting free weights

Isometric

Muscle maintains constant length usually performed against wall or immovable object