1. 20 Contents Chapter Health and Fitness Section 20.1 Physical Activity
Section 20.2 Body Weight and Health

2. Section 20.1 Physical Activity
Choosing to include physical activity in your daily routine can improve your overall state of wellness. 2

3. Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary fitness stamina aerobic obtain
flexible

4. Wellness, Fitness, and Your Health
The two main goals of wellness are to keep you healthy and to help prevent disease and illness. 4

5. Wellness, Fitness, and Your Health
Benefits of fitness include:
increased energy.
confidence and self-esteem.
healthy weight.
ability to better handle stress.
better sleep.
increased stamina.
fitness
The ability to handle daily events in a healthy way.
stamina
The ability to focus on or perform a single activity for a long time.

6. Exercise and Physical Activity
Physical activity is important to maintaining a healthy body weight.
Physical activity helps burn calories.
Aerobic activities help improve circulation.
aerobic
Continuous, rhythmic activities that improve heart and lung efficiency. 6

7. Exercise and Physical Activity
Flexibility is the ability to kneel, bend, turn, and throw.
Physical activity helps to control your appetite.
Be more active by walking, skating, biking, using the stairs, dancing, and doing chores. 7

8. Exercise and Physical Activity
Describe four different ways to develop an exercise routine.
Option
Description
Organized exercise
Join a team or organize your friends for a regular game, such as volleyball, baseball, or soccer.
Use hand weights or machine weights to build muscle and bone density; use cardio machines for aerobic exercise.
Indoor exercise
Find an activity you can do outdoors, such as walking, swimming, skating, or biking.
Outdoor exercise
Try exercises that require little or no equipment, such as sit-ups, jump rope, martial arts, or yoga.
Exercise anywhere

9. Section 20.2 Body Weight and Health
The best way to maintain a healthy body weight is to balance nutritious meals with physical activity.

10. Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary obesity fad diet
eating disorder
anorexia nervosa
bulimia nervosa
binge eating
expend
fast

11. Healthy Body Weight
A healthy body weight is not overweight or underweight.
Being overweight can lead to obesity.
Being underweight is unhealthy due to lack of nutrients.
obesity
A condition in which a person’s weight is 20 percent or more above his or her healthy weight. 11

12. Healthy and Unhealthy Weight Loss
Balance food calories with energy calories.
Avoid fasting, diet pills, and liquid-only diets.
Fad diets are nutritionally unbalanced and harmful.
Do not use steroids for body building.
fast
To stop eating.
fad diet
A diet which promises quick weight loss through unrealistic or unhealthful means. 12

13. Eating Disorders
Eating disorders are psychological problems related to food.
Both males and females can suffer from eating disorders.
eating disorder
An extreme eating behavior that can lead to depression, anxiety, and even death.

14. Eating Disorders Describe three common eating disorders. Disorder
Description
Anorexia Nervosa
A person feels an extreme fear of gaining weight and severely limits eating.
A person eats very large amounts of food, then vomits or uses laxatives to get rid of the eaten food.
Bulimia Nervosa
A person eats large quantities of food at one time.
Binge Eating

15. Take Care of Yourself
Get counseling for eating disorders, and educate yourself.
Do not compare yourself to others.
Follow a healthful meal plan and participate in regular physical activity to look and feel your best.
Healthful living can improve your attitude.

16. Chapter Summary Section 20.1 Physical Activity
Wellness is taking positive steps toward your good health.
When you are physically fit, you look and feel your best.
Fitness is the ability to handle daily events in a healthy way.
By exercising regularly you can enjoy all the benefits of fitness.
Physical activity is necessary if you want to reach and maintain a healthy body weight.
There are many activities you can add to your daily routine to get more movement. 16

17. Chapter Summary Section 20.2 Body Weight and Health
People who maintain a healthy body weight are neither overweight nor underweight.
Balance the calories you eat with the calories you use.
The most sensible and healthy way to control your weight is to combine a nutritious meal plan with physical activity.
Some people develop eating disorders that can lead to depression, anxiety, disease, and even death.
Work to maintain a positive attitude about yourself and your life. 17

18. Review
Do you remember the vocabulary terms from this chapter? Use the following slides to check your knowledge of the definitions.
The slides in this section include both English and Spanish terms and definitions.
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19. The ability to handle daily events in a healthy way.
fitness
estado de salud
The ability to handle daily events in a healthy way.
La capacidad para manejar acontecimientos diarios de una manera saludable.
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20. The ability to focus on or perform a single activity for a long time.
stamina
resistencia
The ability to focus on or perform a single activity for a long time.
La capacidad de concentrarse o realizar una sola actividad por mucho tiempo.
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21. aerobic
aeróbico
Continuous, rhythmic activities that improve heart and lung efficiency.
Actividades rítmicas continuas que mejoran la capacidad del corazón y los pulmones.
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22. obesity
obesidad
A condition in which a person’s weight is 20 percent or more above his or her healthy weight.
Una condición en la que el peso de una persona está 20 por ciento o más por encima de su peso saludable.
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23. fad diet
dieta de moda
A diet which promises quick weight loss through unrealistic or unhealthful means.
Dieta que promete una pérdida de peso rápida a través de medios poco realistas o insalubres.
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24. trastornos alimentarios
eating disorder
trastornos alimentarios
An extreme eating behavior that can lead to depression, anxiety, and even death.
Conducta alimentaria extrema que puede conducir a la depresión, la ansiedad e incluso la muerte.
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25. anorexia nervosa anorexia nerviosa
An eating disorder in which a person feels an extreme fear of gaining weight and severely limits eating.
Trastorno alimentario en el cual la persona tiene mucho miedo de ganar peso y limita rigurosamente lo que come.
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26. bulimia nervosa bulimia nerviosa
An eating disorder in which a person eats very large amounts of food and then vomits or uses laxatives to get rid of the eaten food.
Trastorno alimentario en el cual la persona come grandes cantidades y luego vomita o usa laxantes para deshacerse de los alimentos ingeridos.
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27. trastorno alimentario compulsivo
binge eating
trastorno alimentario compulsivo
An eating disorder in which a person eats large quantities of food at one time.
Trastorno alimentario en el cual la persona come grandes cantidades de comida a la vez.
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28. To gain or attain usually by planned action or effort; to reach.
obtain
obtener
To gain or attain usually by planned action or effort; to reach.
Ganar o lograr algo, normalmente por medio de acción o esfuerzo; alcanzar.
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29. The body’s ability to kneel, bend, turn, and throw.
flexible
flexible
The body’s ability to kneel, bend, turn, and throw.
La capacidad del cuerpo para ponerse de rodillas, doblarse, girar y lanzar.
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30. To make use of for a specific purpose; utilize.
expend
gastar
To make use of for a specific purpose; utilize.
Hacer uso de algo para un fin específico; utilizar.
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31. fast
ayunar
To stop eating.
Dejar de comer.
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