Health related
Skill Related
Health & Wellness
Self Management Skills
Safe and Smart Physical Activity/ How much physical activity is enough?
100

How many components of health related fitness are there (including power)

6

100

What are the skill related fitness components?

Coordination

Agility

Reaction Time 

Speed 

Balance n

100

How many health and wellness components are there?

5

100

Another word for being inactive is..

Sedentary

100

What is hyperthermia.

high body temperature.  

200

What are the components of health related fitness

body comp

cardiorespiratory endurance

muscular endurance 

strength

flexibility

power

200

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

Agility 

200

What are the 3 components of the health triangle 

Social, Physical, Emotional

200

What is the definition of the Stages of Change?

modifying behaviors to improve fitness, health and wellness. 

200

What is the condition called when you're in hypothermia? and what are the symptoms?

Frostbite. 

Skin becomes white or grayish yellow and

looks glossy.

Pain may be felt early and then subside,

though often feeling is lost and no pain

is felt.

Blisters may appear later.

The affected area feels intensely cold and

numb.

300

What does endurance mean and what are some activities that require good endurance?

the ability to exercise entire body for a long time without stopping. Swimming, running ect.

300

What is coordination? What is one athlete that you know of that has good coordination. 

the ability to use your senses in combination with your actions when in movement. Stephen Curry.  basketball players have to have good coordination to be able to dribble and walk/run at the same time.

300

what does it mean to have good emotional wellness. 

practices good stress management skills. tuning in your thoughts and feelings. 

300

What are the stages of change?

Precontemplation, Contemplation, Planning, Taking Action, Maintenance

300
Hyperthermia causes 3 main conditions. What are they (in order)

Heat Cramps

Heat Exhaustion

Heat Stroke

400

Differences between muscular endurance and macular strength 

endurance: your muscles ability to exert force repeatedly or for an extended period of time

strength: muscles and joints ability to exert a maximum amount of force in one effort. 

400

What are some activities or sports that require both speed and power?

Soccer, football, track

400

Ways to practice social wellness. 

Get involved, showing respect for yourself and others. Contribute to the community.

400

To be an inactive thinker you are in what stage of change?

Contemplation

400

What are the 3 exercise principles and what do they state?

principle of progression states that the amount and intensity of your exercise should be increased gradually.

principle of specificity states that the particular type of exercise you perform determines the particular  benefit you receive.

principle of overload states that the only way to produce fitness and health benefits through physical activity is to require your body to do more than it normally does.

500

What is physical fitness?

your body systems working together efficiently to perform activities of daily living with least effort possible 

500

what is the difference between a skill and a motor skill

Motor skill = using nerves and muscles

Skill= something you're good at 

500

What is the difference between health and wellness

Health= freedom of disease

Wellness= overall quality of life

500
What is a skill that will help you maintain change?

1. Self monitoring

2. Overcoming Barriers

3. Finding Social Support

4. Saying No

5. Preventing Relapse

6. Thinking Critically 

7. Resolving Conflicts

8. Positive Self-Talk

9. Developing good tactics

10. Finding Success


500

What does FITT stand for and what are the steps in the Physical Activity Pyramid 

Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type

STEP 1 Moderate physical activity

STEP 2 Vigorous aerobics

STEP 3 Vigorous sport and recreation

STEP 4 Muscle fitness exercises

STEP 5 Flexibility exercises

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