Components
Aerobic/Anaerobic
Target Heart Rate
Vocabulary
Miscellaneous
100
Measure of how well your heart and lungs work over periods of time

What is cardiovascular endurance

100

Using a lot of oxygen, heart rate in THR zone

What is aerobic

100

220- age = Max HR

What does Max HR Mean?

What is HR you should not go over, even when exercising.

100

Planned, done to build or maintain fitness levels

What is exercise.

100

A healthy blood pressure reading would be around what numbers?

What is 120/80.

200

Ability of your muscles to repeatedly use force over time

What is muscular endurance

200

Using little oxygen, heart rate not in THR zone

What is anaerobic.

200

A medium level intensity

What is moderate.

200

Any movement that requires me to use extra energy

What is physical activity.

200

Three benefits of physical activity.

Answers will vary.

300

Ability of your muscles to use force

What is muscular strength.
300

Running distances

What is aerobic
300

A high level intensity

What is Vigorous.

300

What I can handle without getting overly tired

What is fitness.

300

When the heart contracts

What is systolic.
400

Ability of your joints to move in a full range of motion

What is flexibility.

400
1 rep max

What is anaerobic

400

Inactive

What is sedentary.

400
Force of blood pushing against vessels in the body.

What is blood pressure.

400

When the heart relaxes

What is diastolic

500

What your body is made up of- water, bone, muscle, fat

What is body composition

500
Sprinting

What is anaerobic

500

If I am working out and my HR is not in my zone, what might that mean?

What is I need to try harder or do a more vigorous activity because my fitness level is high.

500

A chart that uses height and weight to determine if you are underweight, normal, overweight, or obese.

What is a BMI chart.

500

How long you can go for without getting tired

What is endurance.