Physical Activity Participation and Physiological Performance Revision! Unit 3 Physical Education – Mr Saunders.

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Physical Activity Participation and Physiological Performance Revision! Unit 3 Physical Education – Mr Saunders

Benefits of Physical Activity List all the benefits of physical activity you can think of on the board.

National Physical Activity Guideline for Adults 1.2.

3.4.

National Physical Activity Guidelines for overweight and obese

National Physical Activity Guidelines for older adults

National Physical Activity Guidelines for year olds

National Physical Activity Guidelines for 5-12 year olds

National Physical Activity Guidelines for early childhood 0-1 years – 1-3 years (Toddlers) – 2-5 years -

Assessing physical activity How do we assess physical activity? List as many methods as you can

Objective vs Subjective Subjective measures – Objective measures -

Subjective methods List all the subjective methods here

Diaries Definition – Advantages – Disadvantages – What element/s of PA it measures -

Your holiday homework! Pretty tough. For one week you need to complete a physical activity diary! It will be provided to you by Mr Saunders

Logs Definition and examples – Advantages – Disadvantages – What element/s of PA it measures -

Recall Surveys Definition and examples – Advantages – Disadvantages – What element/s of PA it measures -

Self-Administered Physical Activity Checklist Complete the SAPAC provided to you

What about the children?

Objective Measures List all the objective measures

Pedometers Definition and examples – Advantages – Disadvantages – What element/s of PA it measures -

Heart Rate Monitors Definition and examples – Advantages – Disadvantages – What element/s of PA it measures -

Julz Heart Rate during fitness circuit!

Accelerometer Definition and examples – Look up actiGraph Advantages – Disadvantages – What element/s of PA it measures -

Accelerometer Data

Electronic Motion Sensors Definition and examples – Advantages – Disadvantages – What element/s of PA it measures -

Observation Definition and examples – Advantages – Disadvantages – What element/s of PA it measures -

This weeks prac For this weeks prac we will play a game (hopefully tchoukball or indoor hockey if we have enough participants) and complete an observation using SOFIT)

Assessing sedentary behaviour How do we do it?

Elements determining physical activity levels F = I = T = D =

Frequency Definition How can we measure it?

Intensity Definition - How can intensity be assessed?

Measuring intensity : Pykeys percieved exertion using Borg Scale during fitness circuit

METs Definition - Low intensity – Medium intensity – Vigorous intensity - What MET value will the following activities. Guess then use page

Met value =

MET value =

Add in more examples of your own

Type Definition

Duration Definition

NPAG and Elements

Adults F - I - T - D -

Older adults F - I - T - D -

12-18 Year olds F - I - T - D -

5-12 Year olds F - I - T - D -

Social-Ecological model Levels

Individual Level Definition and examples

Social Environment Level Definition and examples

Physical Environment Level Definition. Natural examples - Man-made examples -

Policy Level Definition and examples

Relationship between the levels.

Revision!!

NPAG’s

FITD

Objective and subjective measures

Homework

Social ecological model