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FITT PRINCIPLES FOR AEROBIC FITNESS
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FITT F= Frequency I = Intensity T= Time T= Type
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Example situation: Mr. Anthony briskly runs every day for one hour.
Frequency Describes how often a person performs a targeted health- related activity Example situation: Mr. Anthony briskly runs every day for one hour. Frequency=every day
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Intensity Describes how hard a person exercises during a physical activity period Depends on the age and fitness goals of the participant Example Situation: Mr. Anthony briskly runs everyday for one hour. Intensity=briskly
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Time Describes how long the activity should be performed.
Example Situation: Mr. Anthony briskly runs everyday for one hour. Time=one hour
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Example Situation: Mr. Anthony briskly runs everyday for one hour.
Type Refers to mode or what kind of activity a person chooses to perform for each area of health-related fitness Example Situation: Mr. Anthony briskly runs everyday for one hour. Type= running
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Aerobic Fitness The ability to exercise your entire body for a long period of time (20 minutes) without stopping. Requires a strong heart, healthy lungs, and clear blood vessels to supply the cells of your body with the oxygen they need.
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Moderate Physical Activity
Activity performed for a relatively long period of time without fatigue. Example: Continuous hiking, running, walking or jogging. Keeping your heart rate in your target heart rate zone.
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Vigorous Physical Activity
Activity performed at higher intensity that uses more energy Example: Basketball, volleyball
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Frequency and Time All individuals should be physically active at least 20 minutes daily as part of play, games, sports, work, transportation, recreation, physical education, or planned exercises.
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FITT Principle Applied
AEROBIC EXERCISE Frequency Daily, after warm up Intensity bpm, within Target Heart Rate Zone Time 20-90 minutes Type Continuous activities that use large muscles (jogging, walking, swimming, biking) FLEXIBILITY Frequency 3x/week or daily, after warm up to increase muscle temperature Intensity Slow stretching of the muscle to mild discomfort then ease up slightly Time Up to 4-5 stretches per muscle, hold each stretch for seconds Type The preferred stretch is slow static stretching for all muscle groups.
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