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Vocab 2
Comp. of Fitness
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An activity that maintains or improves your physical fitness is 

a. Exercise

b. Physical fitness

c. Sitting on the couch

a. Exercise

100

Explain active rest

reduced level of exercise

100

What component of fitness is stretching your muscles under?

a. Muscle stretching

b. Flexibility

c. Muscular endurance 

d. Cardio 


b. Flexibility

100

Muscle soreness is a normal result of exercising.

    True 

    False 

True 

100

Your brain makes a chemical called _____  when you exercise. 

a. Red blood cells

b. Hormones 

c. Endorphins 

d. Adrenaline 


c. Endorphins

200

Physical Fitness is the ability to do ______ _________ without becoming short of breath, sore, or tired.

a. Hard tasks 

b. Little things

c. More push ups

d. Everyday tasks

d. Everyday tasks

200

What does body composition compare

compares the weight of fat in your body to the weight of your bones, muscles, and organs

200

Body composition is the ratio of _____ to _____.

a. Fat, muscle (lean weight)

b. Fat, bones

c. Fat, skin

d. Fat, organs 


a. Fat, muscle

200

Why do we want our SMART goals to be Relevant?


So it is something we could actually accomplish

200

What are the 5 components of fitness?

Muscular Strength

Muscular Endurance 

Flexibility

Cardio respiratory endurance

Body Composition


300

The process of regaining strength, endurance, and flexibility while you recover is called what?

a. Recovery

b. Rehabilitation

c. Getting Stronger 

d. Improving 


b. Rehabilitation

300

Explain flexibility

the ability to use joints easily

300

A test for cardio respiratory endurance is

a. Jogging 

b. Skipping as long as you can

c. Running or walking 1 mile

d. Checking your heart rate while sleeping


c. Running or walking a mile

300

A warm up increases ________ and loosens muscles

a. Strength

b. Blood flow

c. Accuracy

d. Intensity 


b. Blood flow

300

List some types of safety equipment



  • Shoes

  • Right clothing

  • Helmets

  • Kneecap guards

  • Elbow guards




400

What Percentage makes up the Target Heart Rate (THR) Zone

a. 60-85%

b. 50-70%

c. 65-80%

d. 80-90%


a. 60-85%

400

What is cardio-respiratory endurance

the ability of your heart and lungs to work efficiently during physical activity

400

What are 2 examples of testing muscular endurance?


How many pull-ups you can do

How may push-ups/sit-ups you can do

Energizer bunny

How many squats you can do 


400

How long should you hold a stretch?

10-30 Seconds

up to 60 sec for flexibility

400

You have been exercising by riding your bike 3 times a week for 30 minutes. You notice after a few weeks that it isn’t hard for you anymore. What could you do to make it challenging again?


Increase the amount of days 

Increase how long you ride 


500

Explain the difference between acute and chronic injury.


Acute injury happens suddenly

Where as a chronic injury happens over a period of time


500

What does the SMART goal setting principle stand for?

Specific

Measurable

Attainable

Relevant

Time-based

500

Explain the difference between muscular strength and muscular endurance. 


Muscular strength is the ablility to lift a large amount of weight

Where as muscular endurance is the ability to use a group of muscles over and over again without getting tired. 


500

What are 3 mental or emotional benefits of exercise?


Improves self esteem

Helps people cope with stress

Produces endorphins in the brain

Clear thinking 

Improves confidence 


500

How do I find my maximum heart rate?


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