Fitness Benefits 1
Fitness Benefits 2
Fitness Other
Food and Exercise
Exercise Types
100

You will have more

Energy

100

Makes this easier.

Pregnancy and Birth

100

Exercise alters this

Chemical balance: which produces mood-lifting endorphins and makes people feel happier.

100

Isometric

Muscles flex but hold stationery. No movement. 

Often used in physical therapy. Not useful for improved speed or athletic performance.

Wall sits, leg fits, and planks.

200

Improves this

brain function and concentration

200

Less likely to suffer from?

Depression and Constipation.

200

Exercise improves

heart and lung functions.

200

Isotonic

Requires resistance over a range of motion.

Weight lifting, crunches, running.

300

Greater

Bone strength

300

Is effective doing this?

Weight Control

300

Exercise and Diet help with 

Emotional Stability.

300

Poor balanced diet means

health will suffer.

300

Isokinetic

Similar to isotonic but resistance is throughout the FULL circuit. 

Most often with specialized machines. Not common.

400

Better

Sleep and Self-Image (see ourselves as more attractive)

400

Improved ability to handle this

Stress

400

Regular exercise tends to

help people stick with other things well and enables us to solve more difficult problems and work and school.

400

Proper eating improves

physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being.

400

Anaerobic

Limited (No) oxygen is required to perform. Short bursts of exercising. 

Sprints, HIIT

500

More opportunities available for this?

Leisure Time

500

Few of "these" and other ____ complaints

"Aches and pains" and physical

500

Emotional Stability helps

us to positively deal with stress. 

500

Exercise Stages

Warm-up (~5 Minutes)

Aerobic Exercise (at least 20 minutes)

Cool Down (~5 minutes)

Calisthenics -Strength building (10 minutes)

500

Aerobic

Most beneficial. Requires large amounts of oxygen over an extended time period. 

Improves Cardiovascular health

Jogging, running, swimming, running, etc.