Nutrition
Components of Fitness
Frequency
Intensity
Time
Type
High Intensity
Interval Training
MISC
100

A complex carbohydrate that the body cannot digest

Insoluble fiber

100
True or false: No pain, no gain

False.  

Pain means you should stop what you’re doing and see a doctor before you start up again. Sore muscles are a different story. It's normal to feel a bit tender, especially when you're new to working out. So start slowly, but don’t let it keep you down. Some discomfort means you’re pushing your body to bring on change. 

100

True or False:

Everyone has the same level of exertion (tiredness)

False

100

What is high intensity interval training?

High intensity interval training (HIIT) is when you alternate between high and low intensity exercise(s) or between high intensity exercise and a short period of rest.

100

What is the desire to eat called?

appetite

200

Substances your body needs to grow, to repair itself, and to supply you with energy

Nutrients

200

True or false: You should warming up before an exercise and cool down after

True.  

A warm-up of light aerobics to slightly raise your breathing and heart rate can prepare your muscles and help you avoid an injury. 

After your workout, cool down for the same amount of time to help your body recover.

200

What level of intensity should you exercise for maximum benefit?

moderate to vigorous

200

What should be increased overtime to avoid the chance of injury?

Intensity

200

Which macro-nutrient helps build muscle?

Protein

300

Which nutrients do not give you energy, but are essential? (hint there are 3)

Water, Minerals, and Vitamins

300

True or false: Your target heart rate should be 50% to 80% of your maximum heart rate.

True:

Here’s where you’ll really help your ticker. If you've just started exercising, aim for the lower end of this range and work your way up.

To find your maximum heart rate, subtract your age from 220.

To take your pulse, place your fingers on your wrist or on the side of your neck, and count the number of beats in a minute.

300

What is an example of exercise for each level of intensity?

light- walking

moderate- jogging

vigorous- sprinting

300

What are the three levels of intensity?

Light

Moderate

Vigorous

300

What are the three types of fat?

Unsaturated

Saturated

Trans

400

Which nutrients give you energy?

Fat, Protein, and Carbs

400
True or false: Water is always better than sport drinks.

False:

H2O is usually the best choice, especially during normal, daily exercise. But if you’re pushing hard for more than an hour, sports drinks can be just as good or better. They give you energy through carbohydrates and replace electrolytes lost through sweat. That helps you work out longer.

400

Give an example of a weekly fitness plan using the FITT model.

F- 3 times a week

I- moderate to vigorous

T- running

T- 30 minutes or 3 miles

400

What level of intensity will result in an individual not being able to talk without pausing for breath?

 vigorous 

400

The physical drive to eat

hunger

500

List the 6 nutrients.

Carbs, Protein, Fat, Mineral, Vitamins, and Water

500

The amount of force a muscle can produce

muscular strength

500

What is the principle of overload?

A greater than normal stress or load on the body is required for training adaptation to take place.

500

Give an example of a HIIT work out


Burpees for 60 seconds followed by walking lunges

500

What are the 5 components of fitness?

Cardiovascular endurance

Muscular strength

Muscular endurance

Flexibility

Body composition