First Aid & Safety
Aerobic or Anaerobic?
Fitness Components
FITT
Wild Card Questions
100

When the bone is pushed out of normal position of a joint

Dislocation

100

Exercise that benefits the heart

Aerobic

100

The amount of force a muscle can exert against a resistance

Muscular Strength

100

the rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time or in a given sample

frequency

100

The overall condition of an organism; a condition of optimal well being.

Health

200

This prepares the body for the activities you are about to do. 



Warmup

200

Exercise that is done in short bursts that builds strength and flexibility.

Anaerobic

200

How long a muscle can work for is called

Muscular Endurance

200

How hard you are working during a workout is called

Intensity

200

traits you display that show you know right from wrong and that you do the right thing 



character

300

Injury to tissue that surrounds the joint.

Sprain

300

Decreases resting heart rate

Aerobic Exercise

300

A joint's ability to move through its full range of motion without pain

Flexibility

300

How long you exercise is called:

Time

300

Respecting your opponents, coaches, and officials.

 

Sportsmanship

400

Results from a blow to the head; seek medical help.



Concussion

400

Increases strength, speed, and power.

Anaerobic

400

what your body is made of, including the relative amounts of fat, muscle, bone, and water, rather than just your total weight

Body Composition

400

Aerobic (Cardio) or Anaerobic Exercise (Strength) is a ________ of exercise

Type

400

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



Short Term Goals

500

Checking for disease or disorders that an individual may not know they had.

Health Screening

500

Uses large muscle groups

Aerobic

500

the body's ability to sustain prolonged physical activity while maintaining adequate oxygen delivery to the muscles

cardiorespiratory endurance

500

The FITT Components can help you do what?

Create a workout plan

500

The areas that make up fitness (from previous lesson on fitness components), there are two types: health-related and skill-related



Fitness Components