Physical Activity
Exercise
Fitness
Fitness activities
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100

Any movement that results in energy expenditure...

Physical Activity

100

Something we do to increase fitness

Exercise

100

The body's ability to function efficiently and effectively...

Fitness

100

Fitness activities only requiring one person to participate in order to increase levels of fitness...

Individual

100

A group fitness activity popular with many elderly that lessens the impact on joints and bones...

Aquarobics

200

Unstructured and unplanned physical activity...

Incidental physical activity

200

Physical activity that is planned, structured, purposeful and requires physical effort...

Exercise

200

The increasing levels of obesity in most western countries are just part of the evidence that indicate...

Poor levels of fitness

200

An emerging group fitness activity that involves constantly varied functional movements performed at high intensity...

CrossFit

200

An fitness activity suitable for the final trimester of pregnancy...

Yoga (gentle)

300

Activities that require low/minimal levels of expenditure...

Sedentary behaviour

300

Something we place on exercise that determines how often we are moderate-vigorously physically active

Value

300

Health-related components of fitness...

Cardiorespiratory fitness, flexibility, muscular endurance, strength, body composition

300

A fitness activity sometimes called "shadowboxing" and is an internal Chinese martial art practiced for defense training, health benefits, and meditation.

Tai Chi

300

This has reduced the amount of incidental physical activity in our lives, so that exercise is even more of a necessity...

Technological and cultural change

400

Requires a large amount of effort and causes rapid breathing and a substantial increase in heart rate...

Vigorous-intensity physical activity

400

Exercise is the key contributing factor for individuals seeking a higher level of this...

Fitness

400

Skill-related components of fitness...

Speed, power, coordination, balance, agility, reaction time

400

These represent the original format of all group fitness activities...

Team games

400
It is important to check these two things when considering the purchase of a fitness product or service...

Qualifications & registration

500

Suggestions for physical activity and sedentary behaviour published by the Australian government's Department of Health...

Physical Activity Guidelines

500

People who don’t regularly exercise may lose up to ?% of their muscle strength by age 65

80

500

Fitness as a product of value that can be bought and sold...

Commodification

500

The term given to fitness activities that are on trend or becoming apparent / prominent...

Emerging

500

5 settings for exercise

Home, community facilities, fitness centres/personal trainers, exercise clubs, cultural groups

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