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What is cardiovascular fitness? C1 $200

Ability to exercise your entire body for long periods of time without stopping C1? $200

What are two fitness, health, and wellness benefits from regular physical activity C1 $400

 Regular physical activity leads to improved physical fitness  Regular physical activity leads to improved health and wellness.  Helps prevent and treat various illness.  Enjoy a longer life  Look good, feel good, meet emergencies, have a healthy lifestyle.  Resist fatigue and less likely to be injured  Can participate in recreational and everyday activities  Sleep better, do better in school and less depressed C1 $400

What is power? C1 $600

The ability to use strength quickly C1 $600

Name exercises that correspond to each of the health-related fitness components C1 $800

Muscular endurance- curl-ups, planks Muscular strength- push-ups, pull ups, Flexibility- sit and reach, yoga Body composition- BMI index, skin caliper test Cardio endurance- PACER test, biking, running C1 $800

Name the 6 skill-related physical fitness components Timer C1 1000

What is:  Speed  Power  Agility  Coordination  Balance  Reaction time

C2 $200 A pain in the side of the lower abdomen due to exercise

C2 $200 What is a side stitch

C2 $400 Cold, clammy skin and symptoms of shock are signs of which condition

C2 $400 What is Heat Exhaustion

C2 $600 An injury that occurs when you repeat a movement so much that wear and tear occur to your body

C2 $600 What is an overuse injury

C2 $800 Name 3 things you can do to prevent injuries

C2 $800 What is: Biomechanical principles Start slowly Listen to your body Warm up- cool down Be fit Moderation Dress properly

C2 $1000 What does RICE stand for and describe what each word means

C2 $1000  R est- immobilize body part to prevent further injury  I ce- Ice the injured area to help reduce swelling  C ompression- wrap injured area to help limit swelling  E levation- raise body part above the level of the heart to help reduce swelling

C3 $200 Another name for high blood pressure

C3 $200 What is hypertension

C3 $400 A disease where bones deteriorate and become weak

C3 $400 What is osteoporosis

C3 $600 A back condition caused by abdominal muscle being to weak and the hip flexor muscles being too strong and too short which

C3 $600 What is lordosis (swayback)

C3 $800 What is a hypokinetic condition and give TWO examples of hypokinetic conditions?

C3 $800 What is a condition caused in part by sedentary living Examples: Cardiovascular diseases (atherosclerosis, heart attack, stroke), blood pressure, cancer, diabetes, obesity, osteoporosis, depression, arthritis, colds and flu

C3 $1000 Name two biomechanical principles that would help you improve your posture and avoid back problems

C3 $1000 What is:  Use the large muscles of the body when lifting  When lifting, keep your weight (hips) low  Divide a load to make it easier to carry  Avoid twisting while lifting  Push or pull heavy objects rather than lift  Avoid bent-over position when sitting, or lifting

C4 $200 What is maturation

C4 $200 Becoming physically mature or fully grown and developed

C4 $400 The minimum amount of overload one needs to build physical fitness

C4 $400 What is threshold of training

C4 $600 A persons upper limit of physical activity

C4 $600 What is target ceiling

C4 $800 Which type of physical activity should be done daily according to the physical activity pyramid

C4 $800 What is Lifestyle physical activity

C4 $1000 Calculate a 20 year olds maximum heart rate and target fitness zone

C4 $1000 Maximum heart rate = 200 bpm Target fitness zone- 200 x.60= 120 bpm 200 x.80 = 160 bpm bpm

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