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Five Principles of Fitness:. Cardio Respiratory Endurance – the ability of your ________ to transport oxygen to working __________. heart. muscles. Heart. Oxygen. Muscles. Five Principles of Fitness:. joints. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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1. Cardio Respiratory Endurance – the ability of your ________ to transport oxygen to working __________.

heartmuscles

• Heart • Oxygen • Muscles

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2. Flexibility – the ability of your _______ to move through it’s entire _______ ___ _______ .

jointsrange

motionof

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Five Principles of Fitness:3. Muscular Strength – the amount of _______

a ________ can exert. (How much a muscle can do).

forcemuscle

4. Muscular Endurance – the ability of a _______ to ______ for a long period of time. (How long a muscle can work)muscle work

Muscular Strength Muscular Endurance

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5. Body Composition – a ratio of _____ ____ and _____ ________ .

body fatlean muscle

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Principles of Training/Exercise:

6. F.I.T. = ___________/_________/_______Frequency Intensity Time7. Frequency is how ______ you engage in

regular _________ or ________ .often

exercise activity8. Intensity is how _________ your exercise is.difficult9. Time is how _______ your exercise session

is.long

10.The ability to quickly change the position of the body and to control the body’s movements is _______agility

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Principles of Training/Exercise:

11.The number of times your heart beats per minute is called your ______ ______ .heart rate

12.The maximum number of times your heart can beat per minute is called your _________ ______ _______ .maximum heart rate

13.The recommended heart rate to exercise in is called your ______ _______ _____target heart rate

• 220 - _____ = _____ (age) MHR

• MHR X .65 = _____• (lower range)

• MHR X .85 = _____ (high range)

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Principles of Training/Exercise:14.Long sustained exercise that elevates your

heart rate and lasts longer that 1 ½ minutes is _________ exercise. Literally – with oxygenaerobic

15.Short bursts of exercise that lasts no longer than 1 ½ minutes is _________ exercise. Literally – without oxygen

anaerobic

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Principles of Weight Training:1. Overload – to improve your physical fitness

you must ________ the amount of F.I.T. activity or exercise you normally do.

increase

2. Progression is __________ ___________ the amount of exercise over time.

gradually increasing

3. Specificity – to build specific parts of physical fitness you must do _________ ___________.

specificexercises

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Principles of Weight Training:4. Repetition - ________________________one movement of exercise

5. Set - _____________________a group of repetitions

6. Power is the ability to exert force ________quickly7. Free weight exercises require the use of

multiple ________ groups to ________ the weights

muscle balance

8. Weight machines assure you use proper __________ and help create good weight training ________ .technique

habits

2 Se

ts

5 Repetitions

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Proper Technique:9. Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS)

Soreness due to exercise

10.Range of Motion is the ________ movement a ________ can make.

entirejoint

a. ________________________

b. ________________________24 to 72 hours later

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Proper Technique:

12.A ______________ contraction is a contraction of a muscle in which the muscle ___________ as it contracts.

Concentric

13.An ____________ contraction is a contraction of a muscle in which the muscle ___________ as it contracts.

Eccentric

lengthens

shortens

11.Muscular Contraction - the attempt of a muscle to shorten

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Eccentric ContractionConcentric Contraction