Benefits of Physical Activity
Improving Your Fitness
Planning a Personal Activity Program
Fitness Safety
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100

Any form of movement that causes you to use energy

Physical Activity  

100

Ability of your heat, lungs, and blood vessels to send fuel and oxygen to your body

Cardiorespiratory Endurence

100

Gentle cardiovascular activity that prepares your muscles for a work out

Warm up

100

Damage to skin caused by extreme cold

Frostbite

100

Rhythmic activities that use large muscle groups over a long period.  Ex jogging, swimming 

aerobic 

200

ability to carry out Dailey Tasks easily  

physical fitness 

200

Amount force your muscles can exert

Muscular strength 

200

Part of the exercise that you are exercising at the highest peak 

Work out

200

Overworking the body

Overexertion 

200

Intense, short bursts of activity in which muscles work so hard they produce energy without oxygen 

anaerobic 

300

Purposeful physical activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive 

Exercise 

300

Ability of your muscles to preform over a period of time

Muscular endurance 

300

Low level activity that allows your body to return to a resting state

Cool down

300

Physical Stress caused by overheating 

heat exhaustion 

300

What do you measure on the sit and reach test

flexibility 

400

Little to no physical activity 

sedentary 

400

Ability to move your body 

Flexibility 

400

Number of times your heart beats when not active 

Resting heart rate

400

The body loses the ability to cool itself 

heatstroke 

400

Dangerously low body temperature 

hypothermia 

500

How many minutes a day should teens be active 

60

500

Ratio of fat to lean tissue

Body composition 

500

Principles of Fitness

Specificity 

Overload

Progression

Regularity 

500

Injury to a ligament around a joint

Sprain

500

Overstretching or tearing of a muscle

Strain

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