FITT Principles
Exercise Examples
Goals
Career Opportunities
Golf
100

What does Intensity refer to in the FITT principles?

Intensity measures how hard you're working during exercise. It can be adjusted by increasing the level of difficulty or how much effort you put into your workout

100

What kind of exercises could you do that is fun?

Something you enjoy: basketball, football, volleyball, roller skating, biking, etc.

100

Goes should fall under what criteria?

S.M.A.R.T

100

True or false: 
A fitness instructor requires a greater amount of physical activity than someone with a research career in exercise science.

True

100

What is a par?

Par- The number of shots a low handicapper should take for a hole or round.

200

How long should a typical exercise session last based on the Time principle

60 Minutes

200

What is an example of a high intensity workout?

Sprints, long distance running, basketball, etc.

200

What is a short term goal?

Something you want to accomplish that can be completed with relatively little planning or time.

200

What is a career?

A profession for which one trains and which is undertaken as a permanent calling.

200

What is a bogey?

Bogey- One over par for the hole.

300

Why is the Type principle important in fitness

The Type principle emphasizes the importance of including a variety of exercises in your routine, such as aerobic, strength training, and flexibility exercises, to promote overall health

300

What is an example of a moderate workout?

Brisk walking, jogging, weight training, etc.

300

What is a long term goal?

Something you want to accomplish that takes time and planning over an extended period.

300

What is an occupation?

The work that a person does, a person's job or profession.

300

What is a birdie?

Birdie- One under par for the hole.

400

Can you provide examples of moderate and vigorous exercise according to the FITT principles

Examples of moderate exercise include brisk walking, while vigorous exercise includes activities like running or playing intense sports.

400

What is an example of an arm workout?

Bicep curls, tricep dips, push-ups, etc.

400

What happens after you reach your goals?


You want to lose thirty pounds. You know the safe weight loss is one to two pounds per week., so it will take at least a few months, making it a long term goal. Breaking it down into several short term goals can help. Short term goals such as lose 1 pound per week, eat less refined sugars each day and exercise 30 minutes 3 times per week are ones you can use to reach your long term goals.




400

What are fitness components?

 Pieces that make up physical fitness whether health related or skill related.

400

What is an eagle?

Eagle- To score two under par for a hole.

500

What are the potential benefits of following the FITT principles in your fitness routine

Following the FITT principles helps improve cardiovascular health, build strength, increase flexibility, and maintain a healthy body weight

500

What is an example of a leg workout?

Squats, lunges, deadlifts, etc.

500

What does a fitness goal look like?


You want to lose thirty pounds. You know the safe weight loss is one to two pounds per week., so it will take at least a few months, making it a long term goal. Breaking it down into several short term goals can help. Short term goals such as lose 1 pound per week, eat less refined sugars each day and exercise 30 minutes 3 times per week are ones you can use to reach your long term goals.




500

What are skills?

 The ability to do something that comes from training, experience, or practice.

500

What is a tee shot?

Tee-Shot- First shot played from the teeing ground.

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