Getting Active for a Healthier You

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Presentation transcript:

Getting Active for a Healthier You

What is physical activity? Movement that increases your heart rate and breathing Any movement that has you using more of your body’s energy

Why should you be physically active? Improve, or maintain, your health and fitness level Gain self-confidence Do better in school Grow stronger Have fun with friends Feel happier Learn new skills

What does it look like for you? 60 minutes of moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity daily Vigorous intensity at least 3 days per week Strengthen muscle and bone at least 3 days per week

What’s the difference in intensity levels? Vigorous Moderate You’ll sweat a little and breathe harder You could talk, but not sing a song without stopping for breath i.e. skating, bike riding, dancing, brisk walking You’ll sweat a lot and be out of breath You couldn’t say more than a few words without stopping for breath i.e. running, rollerblading, competitive sports