Mariel Wenzel B.S Physical Education, GA Exercise Physiology Ray Peralta B.S Exercise Science, GA Exercise Physiology Adelphi University Garden City, NY.

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Mariel Wenzel B.S Physical Education, GA Exercise Physiology Ray Peralta B.S Exercise Science, GA Exercise Physiology Adelphi University Garden City, NY FITNESS 101

WHY IS FITNESS IMPORTANT TO YOU? You'll have more energy, strength and stamina. You'll get sick less often You'll keep your mind sharp More likely to stay active later in life You'll improve your mood You'll keep your bones strong Prevention of Heart Disease

TRUE AEROBIC CONDITIONING HELPS THE HEART BECOME STRONGER

The heart is a MUSCLE of the human body strengthen the muscles involved in breathing help to pump more blood improve circulation

FALSE IF YOU STOP EXERCISING, YOUR MUSCLES WILL TURN INTO FAT

IF YOU STOP EXERCISING YOUR MUSCLES WILL NOT TURN INTO FAT Hypertrophy vs. atrophy Possible weight gain if the exercise diet does not change. FAT IS FAT and MUSCLE IS MUSCLE.

FALSE SWEATING IS BAD

SWEATING IS GOOD! How your body stays cool! Heat is released by the body and body temperature rises. More sweat glands are activated during puberty Exercise intensity plays a role Replenish the water lost during exercise

DOING CRUNCHES AND ABDOMINAL WORKOUTS WILL HELP REDUCE BELLY FAT FALSE

Fat is lost throughout the body Overall body fat must be reduced to lose fat in any particular area. Muscular exercises will only exercise the muscles under the fat. The media makes it seem like we can spot reduce! THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS SPOT REDUCTION!

TRUE YOU SHOULD ALWAYS USE A SPOTTER WITH FREE WEIGHT STRENGTH TRAINING EXERCISES

SPOTTING DURING WEIGHT TRAINING Spotters are essential to help you: motivation help you manage equipment support system SAFETY Think safety for younger kids and gym equipment size!

University of Southern California tailback, Stefan Johnson had a horrific accident while weight-lifting. Most of Johnson's throat was crushed when the weight fell. Doctors described Johnson's neck as being "mostly flat" as a result of his injury. Stefan Johnson lost control of a weight bar he was bench-pressing, and the weight came down on his throat. Stefan Johnson suffered a crushed neck, including the larynx, and endured more than seven hours of surgery to reconstruct his neck structure. STEFAN JOHNSON

FALSE BEING ACTIVE MEANS PLAYING SPORTS

YOU DON’T NEED TO PLAY SPORTS TO BE PHYSICALLY ACTIVE Walk instead of taking the car a short distance Walk the dog instead of watching TV Use stairs instead of the elevator or escalators Dance Ride your bike Exergaming Find something that interests YOU!

FALSE WEIGHT LIFTING IS ONLY FOR GETTING BIGGER MUSCLES

WEIGHT LIFTING BENEFITS Help you perform everyday activities Less likely to be injured. Weight lifting=increased body mass Increased body mass= increased metabolism OBESITY=BIG PROBLEM Improve your balance and posture! Develop strong bones

PACKET B

FALSE RUNNING IS COUNTER PRODUCTIVE TO STRENGTH TRAINING

CARDIOVASCULAR ACTIVITIES AND STRENGTH TRAINING WORK TOGETHER Aerobic workouts + strength training = well balanced fitness Aerobic fitness = good cardiovascular health Strength training = Lean Body Mass Bone Mineral Density

FALSE RUNNING IS BETTER THAN BIKING

Burn Calories = decrease risk of obesity Find something YOU enjoy! Ask children what they like to do in their spare time, work with what they like to do BIKING AND RUNNING ARE GREAT FORMS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

TRUE TEMPERATURE CAN BE A SAFETY ISSUE WHEN EXERCISING

Layer Clothing Cover your Head Stay Dry Shivering Frostbite Hypothermia EXTREME WEATHER EXERCISE SAFETY COLD CONDITIONS can be dangerous PREVENTION

Drink the Right Amount of the Right Fluids Replace Lost Electrolytes Wear Appropriate Clothing Use Sunscreen and Avoid Sunburn Use Common Sense Dehydration Sunburn Heat cramps Heat rash Heat exhaustion Heat stroke EXTREME WEATHER EXERCISE SAFETY HOT CONDITIONS can be dangerousPREVENTION

FALSE LIFTING WEIGHTS WILL CAUSE OUR BODIES TO LOOK BULKY

Testosterone Women have very low levels of this hormone Men > Testosterone than women MUSCLE BULK

FALSE EVERYONE HAS SIMILAR BODY SHAPES

Genetically determined Three types: endomorph, mesomorph or endomorph Combinations of the three Find exercises / sports that are best suited for you. Start by loving YOUR BODY and making conscious choices that keep it healthy. SOMATOTYPES

A pear shaped Wide hips and shoulders Wider front to back rather than side to side. A lot of fat on the body, upper arms and thighs Gain weight easily and lose condition quickly if training stops. Sports of pure strength, like power lifting, are perfect for an endomorph ENDOMORPH

Wide broad shoulders Muscled arms and legs Narrow from front to back rather than side to side. A minimum amount of fat Find it easy to lose and gain weight. A mesomorphic individual excels in strength, agility, and speed activities MESOMORPH

Narrow shoulders and hips A narrow chest and abdomen Thin arms and legs Little muscle and fat Light frame makes them suited for aerobic activity like cross- country running. ECTOMORPH

FALSE WEIGHT-BEARING ACTIVITIES ARE NOT GOOD FOR CHILDREN

Weight bearing activities are most important during the pre- puberty years Weight bearing activities may include: Walking Running Stair-climbing Resistance exercise PREVENTION OF OSTEOPOROSIS

TRUE WARMING UP PRIOR AND COOLING DOWN AFTER EXERCISE IS IMPORTANT

Light cardiovascular activity Warm the core temperature Contraction and relaxation of muscle Dynamic stretching Stretch muscle when it is warm Stretching cold muscle increases chance of injury WARM-UP

Light aerobic activity Reduce blood pooling Reduce adrenaline Bring down heart rate Reduce the chance of light headiness Calm down Static stretching Muscles are warm to stretch and flexibility may improve COOL DOWN

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