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Chapter FourGuidelines for Exercise
Exercise is to the body as reading is to the mind.G. Legman
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Objectives
What should you consider when beginning an exercise program?
What clothing considerations should be made for an exercise program?
What precautions should be taken when exercising in hot weather? In cold weather?
What are the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke?
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Objectives
What other safety factors should you consider when you exercise?
How do you maintain a proper fluid balance during physical activity?
What are the steps in warming-up and cooling-down?
What injuries could you encounter when beginning an exercise program?
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Chapter 4 Value
Initiating a sound personal fitness program requires considerable information. The information in this chapter provides guidelines that will help you establish a safe and appropriate personal fitness program. Being knowledgeable about heat illnesses, for example, is crucial for individuals living in hot climates. The importance of an adequate amount of water is another topic that should be thoroughly understood.
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Vocabulary
an increase in body temperature with a reduction of body fluids
heat-related problem in which certain muscles contract involuntarily and cause pain
condition characterized by profuse sweating, dizziness, and extreme weakness
medical emergency characterized by hot, dry skin and a rising body temperature
excessive decline in body temperature
hyperthermia—
heat cramps—
heat exhaustion—
heat stroke—
hypothermia—
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Vocabulary
a 10- to 15-minute period during which the body is prepared for vigorous exercise
a 10- to 15-minute period of mild exercise following vigorous exercise that allows the body and heart rate to return to normal
an inflammation of the membrane on the front of the bones in the lower leg
a large muscle in the upper abdomen
sharp pain in the side just under the ribs
warm-up—
cool-down—
shin splint—
diaphragm—
stitch-in-the-side—
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Evaluate Goals
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Getting Started
Consider current Health Status
Medical history
Present health
Previous involvement in physical
activity
Consider need for medical exam
Conduct fitness evaluation
Set goals
Objective Answer
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What to Wear
Comfortable, supportive shoes
Good fitting socksLight-colored shirts in breathable
materials
Loose shorts
Objective Answer
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Exercising in Hot Weather
Exercise with caution to avoid heat illnesses
Hyperthermia — reduction in body fluids or an increase in body temperature
Vocabulary
Objective
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Heat Illnesses
Heat cramps — least severe
Heat exhaustion — medium severity
Heat stroke — serious emergency situation
Vocabulary
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Heat Cramps
ThirstChillsClammy skinThrobbing heartbeatNausea
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Heat Exhaustion
Profuse sweatingDizzinessHeadacheShortness of breathWeak and rapid pulseLack of salivaExtreme fatigue
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Objective
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Heat Stroke
Lack of sweatDry, hot skinLack of urineHallucinationsExcessively high body temperatureVisual disturbancesAggressionUnsteady walkingDeafness
CALL 911CALL 911
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Preventing Heat Illnesses
Wear light-colored, lightweight clothes.
Do not wear rubberized suits.
Drink fluids often.
Wear a hat.
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Preventing Heat Illnesses
Do not use salt tablets
Exercise in a water environment or early/late in the day
Watch for signs and get help
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Objective
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Exercising in Cold Weather
Can lead to hypothermia and frostbite
Increase warm-up time
Start slower
Don’t expect to work at as high a level as normal
Vocabulary
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Objective
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Precautions in Cold Weather
Wear thermal under- and outerwear
Wear gloves, face masks, hats
Layer clothing
Don’t overdress
Wear water-resistant outerwear
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Objective
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Other Safety Precautions
Avoid exercise when you are ill or injured.
Start back slowly.Eat light meals before exercising.Avoid highly polluted areas.Respect dogs’ territory.Exercise in groups.
Objective
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Warming Up
Last 10 to 15 minutes
Prepares the body for action
Vocabulary
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Benefits of Warming Up
Mentally focus your effort and promote movement.
Increase heart rate and blood supply to muscles.
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How to Warm Up
General Stage 1 - large muscle groups
General Stage 2 - static stretching
Specific to the activity planned
Objective
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Cooling Down
Last 10 to 15 minutes
Allows body to return to normal
Vocabulary
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Benefits of Cooling Down
Prevents blood from pooling in muscles
Prevents muscle soreness
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How to Cool Down
Phase 1 - light activity
Phase 2 - stretching
May add sit-ups
Objective
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Common Injuries
Muscle soreness light massage, easy stretching,
mild exercise
Blisters gauze padding or foam discs
Shin splints rest, ice packs, taping, elevate legs
Vocabulary
Objective
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Common Injuries
Stitch-in-the-side (diaphragm) apply pressure,
stretch to opposite side, deep breaths
Sprained ankle stop activity, ice,
elevate, immobilize
Vocabulary
Objective
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Record Progress toward Goal
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Summary
Proper clothingHot and cold weather precautionsHot and cold weather illnessesSafety precautionsWarm-upCool-downCommon injuries
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Objectives
What should you consider when beginning an exercise program?
What clothing considerations should be made for an exercise program?
What precautions should be taken when exercising in hot weather? In cold weather?
What are the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke?
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Objectives
What other safety factors should you consider when you exercise?
How do you maintain a proper fluid balance during physical activity?
What are the steps in warming-up and cooling-down?
What injuries could you encounter when beginning an exercise program?
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Answer
True or False
Selecting proper shoes is the most important consideration when choosing your exercise wardrobe.
The color of clothing does not make any difference when you are exercising in hot weather.
True
False
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Answer
True or False
It is important that you evaluate your level of fitness prior to beginning a personal fitness program.
Dressing in layers during cold weather is an exercise myth.
It is best to limit fluid intake to people who are sweating profusely because the water may cause stomach cramps.
True
False
False
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Study Question
Discussion You live in Florida and a cousin from
Cleveland comes to visit you in July. Your cousin has not been very active, but he wants to get started on a personal fitness program. He wants to exercise in the afternoon since he does not get up very early in the morning.
1. What are some important guidelines you should give him?
2. What should he wear? Answer
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Answer
1. What are some important guidelines you should give him?
See slide 6.
2. What should he wear?See slide 7.