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Chapter 2: Safe and Smart Physical Activity Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Self-Assessment 2: FITNESSGRAM 1— Strength and Muscular Endurance

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Lesson Objectives: Explain how to prepare yourself for physical activity. Explain how the environment affects physical activity. Describe some steps for dressing for physical activity in normal environments.

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Question This lesson is about preparing to be physically active. Why is it important to be prepared?

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Answer Preparation is important in order to perform as well as you can in sport or activity, ensure safe participation in sport or activity, make sure you are medically ready, and determine if the environment poses problems.

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Question What problems might you suffer if you decided to exercise on a hot and humid day?

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Answer Problems you might suffer if you decided to exercise on a hot and humid day include heat cramps: less severe, muscle cramps occur; heat exhaustion: more severe, weakness, dizziness, nausea, cramps, paleness, clammy skin; and heatstroke: very severe, hot dry skin, flushed skin, lack of sweating, fast heart rate, dizziness, high temperature, unconsciousness.

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Question What can you do to prepare for exercise on hot and humid days?

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Answer You can prepare for exercise on hot and humid days by wearing appropriate clothing; exercising at the coolest time of the day; drinking plenty of cold water before, during, and after a workout; and modifying the intensity and duration of the planned exercise session.

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Question Exercising in cold, wet, and windy weather can also be challenging and sometimes dangerous. What problems might people suffer from when exercising in very cold conditions?

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Answer Some problems people might suffer when exercising in very cold conditions are frostbite and hypothermia: a serious condition; symptoms include shivering, numbness, drowsiness, muscular weakness, and confusion or disorientation.

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Question What steps can you take to avoid problems people suffer when exercising in very cold conditions?

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Answer Steps you can take to avoid problems people suffer when exercising in very cold conditions include dressing in layers, wearing an outer layer that breaks the wind, wearing mittens, wearing a hat, covering your ears and nose, avoiding getting wet, and postponing when the windchill is extreme.

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Question You may travel to a place high above sea level to exercise in conditions where there is a lower concentration of oxygen available. What problems might you have? What can you do to avoid them?

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Answer Some problems you might have with exercise at high altitude are shortness of breath, dizziness, fast breathing, and fast heart rate.

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Answer (continued) Steps you can take include gradually increasing exercise each day, taking two weeks to adjust, drinking plenty of water, and knowing your limits.

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Question Good footwear is important! What are some important characteristics of a good sports shoe?

Lesson 2.1: Getting Ready Answer Some important characteristics of a good sports shoe include that it is made for a specific sport (use running shoes for running, basketball shoes for basketball), it has good arch support and good cushioning, it fits comfortably, and it is in good repair (not worn out).