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Transcript: 7 ways to boost your Muscular Endurance Definitions Stretching is an underated part of conditioning. The truth is, it's just as important to fitness as weight lifting or aerobics are. You can improve your flexibility by incorporating stretching into your fitness routine. Sedentary Lifestyle A type of lifestyle with little or no regular physical activity Sitting, reading, watching tv, or using the computer for a majority of the day A sedentary lifestyle or lack of physical activity can contribute to or be a risk of heart disease, obesity, and many other health issues Exchanging 30 minutes of TV for exercise can benifit you in a positive and healthy way Timing is a very small part of sports, but it is also very important Timing is needed to make sure you make the right plays when you're supposed too Ex: You need timing to pass the ball at the right time, or when to hit a baseball at the right time the range of motion of your joints or the ability of your joints to move freely. It also refers to the mobility of your muscles, which allows for more movement around the joints. Range of motion is the distance and direction your joints can move, while mobility is the ability to move without restriction. Gender Age Built Diet Physical Disability Drug Taking Exercise Enviroment Stress Level Illness and Fatigue Balance is a key element in fitness that a lot of people tend to skip over Your ability to balance your body and overcome instability. Cut down on: Important things to remember while stretching: Sedentary Lifestyle Refers to the relative amount of muscle, fat, bone, and other vital parts of the body Body composition is important to consider for health and managing your weight! Having a poor body composition has many negative physical and pyschological effects 2-3 times a week: Physical Fitness is a state of physiologic well being that is achieved through a combination of good diet, regular physical exercise, and other practices that promote good health. Combine strength with cardio day Reduce your amount of rest Increase your pace, and your intensity Choose compound movements over isolation Go for hybrid excersizes Add explosive movements to your routine How can you test your Physical Fitness? Factors Effecting Fitness Muscular Strength Cardiovascular Endurance Body Composition Flexibility or Suppleness Speed or Velocity Muscular Endurance How to increase your speed Benefits of Physical Fitness Specific Fitness is to train specifically for a given sport or physical movement is one of the underlying Principles of Training. Ways to improve your balance: Leisure Activities: bowling, yoga, golf, stretching Stretching Always warm-up before stretching. Stretching when your muscles are cold could lead to injuries. Stretch your entire body. Hold your stretch for at least 15 to 30 seconds, but do not bounce. Stretch to the point where you feel some mild tension. If you feel any pain, stop and pull back until you feel no pain. Breathe normally when stretching; never hold your breath 4 ways to improve coordination 10 Reasons to get fit 3-5 times a week: Watching tv computer games Recreational Activities - Baseball, Soccer, Volleyball, Football, Lacrosse, Basketball Bodymind Activities - Yoga, Pilaties, Taichi, Relaxation Weightlifting Walking, Jogging, Hiking Music Activities - Aerobic, Dance School Gym, Clubs Speed is how quickly one can move their body or part of their body. Also, speed is dependent on their acceleration, maximal speed of movement, and also speed maintenance Movement speed requires good strength and power Cardiovascular endurance: The cooper test, the pacer test, etc Muscular endurance: Push-ups, Curl-ups, Pull-ups, etc Muscular Strength: Verticle jumps, standing broad jumps, grip strength Flexibility: Deep-flex, Sit and reach, shoulders stretch, trunk lift Aerobic and Recreational Activities: jogging, cycling, walking, football, soccer, etc Physical Fitness Presentation The Muscular Endurance Agility The Cardiovascular Endurance: Single leg-stance Weight shifts Yoga and Tai Chi Products for balance training Everyday: Alternate Physical Activities Specific Fitness Flexibility Physical Activity Pyramid Timing Walk the dog, take the longer route, walk instead of drive 5 drills have been proven to help increase speed are : Fast arms Quick feet High knees Squats Sprinting Drills to enhance your Agility Your heart becomes stronger and works more efficiently You can lose weight if you combine exercise and healthy eating You feel better about yourself You are less likely to be anxious or depressed and feel more positive You may be able to bring down a slightly raise blood pressure down to normal You are likely to drink less alchohol and cut down or stop smoking You are less likely to suffer from lower back pain How Balance improves Athletic Performance Agility is the ability to be quick and graceful One may have agility on the basketball court, or soccer field Agility can be used for both mental and physical

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Transcript: my workout: this video shows all the steps to find your BMI and if its to hight or to low or right. my workout is going to conisist of 15min.a day 5 days out of the week streching my legs,arms,neck,and back. : ALYSIA MARTINEZ PREZI examples with dumbbells music BMI my workout is going to consist of 40min. of arm,abs,legs, and back 3 days out of the week and 5 more pounds every 2 weeks. In this video Dave has to be able to endure the training for Iron Man. Using all of his large muscle groups (Respiratory; Cardio). example of machine workout Definition: A person's flexibility refers to the ability of your joints to move through a full range of motion. Having flexibility in your muscles allows for more movement around the joints and you can achieve this with a basic stretching workout. Stretching after your workout, when your muscles are warm and pliable, is a great way to increase flexibility and keep your body protected from injury. physical fitness Muscular Strength Cardio respiratory Endurance my workout is going to consist of 1hr of strait cardio 5-6 days out of the week.I am going to eat healthy 6 days out of the week by eating protien foods with vitamin source in them and stuff from the food pyrimd.also drinking 8 cups of water a day. Definition: Cardiorespiratory endurance is the body's ability to sustain dynamic exercise, using large muscle groups, over time and at a moderate to high intensity level. During this exercise, the body's circulatory and respiratory systems (the heart and lungs) must supply fuel and oxygen to the muscles. Activities such as running, walking, swimming, and bicycling improve cardiorespiratory endurance. my workout my workout: :) goal:to be able to do these workouts as much as i can. Definition: Strength refers to a muscle's ability to generate force against physical objects. In the fitness world, this typically refers to how much weight you can lift for different strength training exercises. The type of resistance can include dumbbells, barbells, resistance bands, machines, cables or your own body. When lifting heavy weight, you increase strength, muscle size and connective tissues such as ligaments and tendons. Definition: Body Mass Index (BMI) is a relationship between weight and height that is associated with body fat and health risk. my workout is going to consist of 25min. 4 days out of the week,doing lunges,jumping jacks,lifting weights-(10 pounds)for arms also wall jumps. this is a great video:) my workout is going to consist of 45 min. 4 days out of the week of bike riding and "fast" walking trading out like one day bike riding and the other walking. my work out: Muscular Endurance my workout: Definition: Strength refers to a muscle's ability to generate force against physical objects. In the fitness world, this typically refers to how much weight you can lift for different strength training exercises. The type of resistance can include dumbbells, barbells, resistance bands, machines, cables or your own body. When lifting heavy weight, you increase strength, muscle size and connective tissues such as ligaments and tendons. Flexibility some pretty cool stuff other than the

Physical Fitness

Transcript: Definition:A state during which the body is in a stable position. Fitness Tests: One-foot balances Sports: Gymnastics Speed Cardio Respiratory Endurance Body Composition Definition: The ability to change direction or position of body segments or body rapidly and efficiently. Fitness Tests:Figure 8 agility run. Sports: Touch Football Muscular Strength Balance Definition: The ability of the body's circulatory and respiratory systems to supply fuel and oxygen during physical activity. Fitness Tests: Beep test Sports: Marathon Runner, Ironman & Triathlon. Definition:The time taken to respond to a stimulus. Fitness Tests: Ruler reaction time test. Sports: Shooting Health Related Physical Fitness Definition: The range of movement that can be performed in and around a joint Fitness Tests: Sit and Reach Test Sports:Gymnastics, Diving & Long jump. Agility Skill Related Muscular Endurance Definition:The product of strength and speed which is the ability to move quickly. Fitness Tests: Standing Long Jump Sports: Weightlifting, Shot Put. Reaction Time Power Definition:is the ability of a person to apply force on physical objects using muscles Fitness tests: Grip Test dynomometer, 1 rm Bench Press. Sports: Weightlifting, 100m Sprint & Shot Put. Definition:Is the ability of a muscle or group of muscles to repeat sets against a force for an long period of time. Fitness Tests: Beep tests, Sit ups and Push ups Sports: Swimming, Rowing & Kayaking Definition:Refers to the proportion of fat and fat-free mass in the body. Fitness Tests: Skin fold test &BMI. Definition:The organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively. Fitness Tests:Hand Wall Toss Sports: BasketBall Flexibility Definition: Rapidity of movement or action. Fitness Tests: 50m Sprint Sports: 100m Sprint, Baseball, Cricket Coordination

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Transcript: Frequency Intensity Volume Reps Results of losing interest in physical health Loss of confidence Self-doubt Resume bad habits Weight gain/health decline Similar to all addictions, including narcotics Cause of addiction Physical Injury Negligence Psychological Reasons Physical Fitness has become a born-again craze Home workout series have gained immense popularity Insanity, P90X, TapouT XT, and Hip Hop Abs have become household names of home workouts Program Design Motivation Are you physically fit? Obesity Reasons people lose interest Runner's High Hypothesis Adaptations to Exercise Thermogenic Regulation Hypothesis Components of Physical Fitness What it is, what it does, what we think Symptoms of Addiction FitnessGram President's Challenge-Adult Fitness Test Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT) Par-Q Physiological Reasons No time No motivation Results not instant Laziness Limit risk of avoidable health conditions Prolong life span Feel better about one's personal image To see improvement in quality of life The United States is statistically the most obese nation Obesity has overtaken smoking as the number one health problem in the nation Kentucky ranks as the 10th most obese nation in the nation Physical Fitness Problems with over-excessive exercise Cognitive Appraisal Hypothesis Affect-Regulation Hypothesis Tuff Mudder: Maysville, KY. October 20,21 Krispy Kreme Challenge 5K: Lexington, KY. April 15 Kentucky Muscle Bodybuilding Competition: Louisville, KY. November 3 “If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.” -Bruce Lee Cardiovascular Fitness Muscular Strength Muscular Endurance Flexibility Body Composition Reasons to be interested in physical fitness Obesity on the Rise Everyone wants to look their best Events for Physical Fitness

Physical Fitness Presentation

Transcript: PHYSICAL FITNESS What is Physical Fitness? WHAT IS IT? Physical fitness is the ability of your body systems to: work together efficiently to allow you to be healthy and to perform activities of daily living. Types of Fitness Three types of fitness The types of fitness are: Cardiovascular fitness: the ability for your heart and lungs to work efficiently Muscular fitness: your ability to complete daily tasks Flexibility fitness: the ability to stretch and the mobility of your joints 1, 2, 3 Why Not? Limiting Factors These factors can affect fitness: understanding - recognizing how exercise can make you more fit and healthy; money - having enough money to participate in physical activities that require a fee; location - living near a place that has room to exercise, such as parks and walking paths; family behaviors - whether your family encourages regular exercise; motivation - the desire to exercise. What's Stopping You? Why Bother? BENEFITS Physical Benefits Emotional Benefits Mental Benefits Physical Benefits: THE GOOD STUFF regular physical activity strengthens all of the major body systems. In particular, exercise helps the: circulatory system, which is related to the movement of blood in the body; skeletal system, which is related to the bones found in the body; muscular system, which is related to the muscles in the body; internal system, which is related to the organs in the body and how they work together. Excercise can also prevent diseases Diabetes, heart attacks and strokes, cancer, and lung infections are among many health issues that can be prevented by a healthy lifestlye and being fit. Keeps you strong Mental Health Benefits Excercise strengthens your mindset as well as your mental health. Mental health, is your ability to think clearly and focus. Exercise is able to help people be healthy because it regulates hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol. The Better Stuff EMOTIONAL HEALTH THE BEST STUFF Emotional health, is your ability to keep your feelings and thoughts in control during normal life events. Excercise provides an outlet for stress relief, as well as boosting dopamine and seratonin levels, otherwise known as the feel good hormones. Nutrition NUTRITION Stay Healthy Eat Well Be Strong Regulate Weight Good Nutrition? Balance Your Diet Good nutrition comes from the right amounts of the right stuff. A balanced diet will consist of usually 10-35% protein, 45-65% carbs and 20-30% fats. Vitamins are essential to physical wellness. VITAMINS CARBOHYDRATES PROTEINS FATS No Wata, No Life GOALS 4 1 GOALS 2 3 Adjust Work Towards Them Set Goals Accept Set-Backs Set SMART Goals Set Goals Specific to you Measurable by progress Acheivable but challenging Relevant to your life Time bound. Vidal Sassoon Says: "The only place where SUCCESS comes before HARD WORK, is in the dictionary." Work Towards Them Set Backs... Are Inevitable SETBACKS But that's okay... When setbacks such as injuries, breaks, or plateaus occur, consider the length of the break and modify your exercise accordingly, evaluate your current ability level, and re-set your goals based on your current ability level. Make sure that you've actually increased the intensity of your workout. Increase your resistance training. Increase the intensity and duration of your wind sprints. Vary your exercise activities. ADJUST YOUR SELF Final Thoughts and Advice WRAP IT UP Understand that motivation is a mindset; focus on the ultimate goal for exercise motivate yourself using positive self-talk view exercise as a personal reward; and understanding that there's no such thing as perfection. Write down and visualize your goals, both short term and long term. Adjust your environment and equipment, making sure your workout location and equipment is ready and easy to use. Get a support system, enlisting the help and support of friends and family. Become solution focused, trying to find positive solutions for the obstacles. Develop good habits, using a regular time to exercise each week in order to help you become consistent. Don't try to make up for lost time, but reset realistic goals after a set-back. MORE ADVICE QUICK QUIZ QUESTIONS QUESTIONS WHAT ARE THREE TYPES OF FITNESS? NAME THREE BENEFITS OF EXCERCISE. NAME THE FIVE ESSENTIALS OF NUTRITION. WHAT ARE THE STEPS IN GOAL SETTING? HOW DO YOU MOTIVATE YOURSELF TO EXCERCISE? THE THREE TYPES OF FITNESS ARE: CARDIOVASCULAR FITNESS MUSCULAR FITNESS AND FLEXIBILITY FITNESS 1 THREE BENEFITS OF EXCERCISING 2 IMPROVED MENTAL HEALTH IMPROVED PHYSICAL CAPABILITIES IMPROVED EMOTIONAL HEALTH FIVE ESSENTIALS OF NUTRITION 3 WATER VITAMINS FATS PROTIENS CARBOHYDRATES SETTING GOALS SET SMART GOALS WORK TOWARDS YOUR GOALS ACCEPT SETBACKS ADJUST YOUR PLAN AND RESET 4 5 THAT's A WRAP THAT'S A WRAP, THANK YOU FOR LISTENING

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