Wellness
Emotional Wellness
Fitness Leadership
Functional Movement
Nutrition
100

Insufficient sleep is linked to a number of chronic diseases and conditions. True or False.

TRUE! Make sure you get plenty of rest!

100

Describe emotional wellness

Treating other people with kindness, like who they are, are flexible with change, value experiences over possessions. 

Definition of Emotional Wellness. Emotional wellness inspires self-care, relaxation, stress reduction and the development of inner strength. It is important to be attentive to both positive and negative feelings and be able to understand how to handle these emotions.

100

List three tips for a healthy ACTIVE lifestyle 

Do something active every day 

Have a variety in your routine 

Join a fitness center or gym 

Bring a friend 

Go outside 

Join a sport or class 

100

Describe what a functional movement is

Picking up an object off the ground, sit in a chair, etc. 

100

Name the three Macronutrients 

Fat - Fats supplies energy, growth, and development

Carbohydrates - Supplies the body with energy

Protein - Responsible for growth, tissue repair, energy, lean muscle mass

200

Self esteem is.....

How your mind perceives your physical self. It encompasses your memories and assumptions about your appearance, what you feel in regards to your body type. 

200

Practices for enhancing emotional wellness

Recognize conflicts as potentially healthy 

Taking responsibility for your actions

Accepting your feelings rather than denying them 

200
Name the three Noble Pillars 

Discipline - training to act in accordance with rules: activity, exercise, or a regime that develops or improves a skill; the rigor or training effects of experience, adversity etc. 

Honor - honesty, fairness or integrity in one's beliefs and actions 

Scholarship - academic study or achievement 


200

Name FOUR functional exercises 

Squat

Dead-lift 

Press

Clean

200

Explain the difference between whole vs. processed foods

Whole foods provide necessary vitamins, minerals, and fibers 

Whole foods do not include any processed sugars or grains 

Processed foods are created in a factory and packaged for the store

Processed foods do not offer same nutrient value as whole foods

300

What is BMI and how is it calculated?

Body Mass Index is the ratio of height to weight and is used to indicate being overweight or underweight. 

300

Emotions 101 - We have 6 basic emotions

Happiness 

Sadness

Surprise 

Fear 

Disgust 

Anger

300

Provide three examples of proactive and reactive language

Reactive 

"Ill try"

"That's just the way I am"

"There's nothing I can do"

Proactive 

"I'll do it"

"I can do better than that"

"Let's look at all the options"

"I will do my best"

300

Explain "scaling"

Adjusting movements to match the abilities of an individual. 

Performing variations of movements adjusting to ones skills and abilities. 

300

What are FIVE signs of dehydration

Thirst

Dry skin

Fatigue 

Headaches 

Darker colored urine

400

When administering first aid for a soft tissue injury, you should implement the PRICE method to prevent further injury. What does PRICE stand for?

Protection Ice Compression Elevation

400

Name and describe four types of stress

Acute: response to a specific situation

Chronic: constant stress that wears on a person

Eustress: positive reaction when you're overcoming a challenge. 

Distress: response to something we perceive as negative

400

What is synergy and how do we create that in our classrooms?

Celebrate differences, and understand that all people have different fitness abilities 

A community of teamwork and encouragement in which all are working together to help others 

Being open-minded and willing to try new exercises and techniques

Coaching others when needed, while willing to be coached by others 

Verbally expressing your appreciation for others hard work and achievement

400

List and describe FIVE P.E safety guidelines

Space

Moving Weights 

Collars and clips 

Organization 

Cleanliness 

Injury 

Attire 

Noise Level

Adding Weight 

400

List FIVE strategies to create healthy eating lifestyle habits

Plan - know what you're going to eat everyday 

Shop with a list of healthy foods 

Keep it simple - avoid eating out 

Make smart choices when eating out

Stock up on healthy foods and snacks 

Don't skip meals 

When in doubt, drink water - thirst can sometimes be mistake for hunger 

500

Contains over 7,000 chemicals, 70 of which are known to cause cancer. 

Cigarette smoke

500

Name FIVE causes of trauma

Emotional abuse - being sworn at, insulted, verbally put down

Physical abuse - experiencing it or seeing it

Sexual abuse 

Drug abuse 

Parental separation or divorce 

Having a family member who is depressed 

Having a family member attempt suicide 

Having a family member go to prison



500

What are the components of "sharpening the saw" Explain!

Body (Physical): Exercise, eat healthy, sleep well, relax

Brain (Mental): Read, educate write, learn new skills

Heart (Emotional): Build relationships, give service, laugh

Soul (Spiritual): Mediate, keep a journal, pray

500

List TEN Basic Physical Skills 


Cardiovascular/respiratory 

Stamina 

Strength 

Flexibility 

Power

Speed

Coordination

Agility 

Balance 

Accuracy 

500

Name three healthy Fats 

Name three healthy carbohydrates 

Name three healthy proteins 

Fats - nuts, avocado, coconut oil, small portions of butter

Carbohydrates - leafy greens, fruits, whole grain

Protein - Fish, lean poultry, lean beef, eggs, nuts and seeds

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