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Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4

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Page 1: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Keeping Fit and ActiveHealth- Chapter 4

Page 2: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What does the S is SAFE stand for?

sleep

Page 3: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What do we call movement that uses energy?

Physical activity

Page 4: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Exercise that prepares your heart and muscles to work hard.

Warm-up

Page 5: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Ability to bend and twist comfortably

flexibility

Page 6: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Using your muscles for a long period of time without them getting tired

Muscular endurance

Page 7: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What does the E in SAFE stand for?

Everyday

Page 8: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Guidelines on ways to build fitness

Activity pyramid

Page 9: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What activity is this? How often should it be done?

Strength and flexibility; weight lifting, dance, crunches. 2-3 times per week

Page 10: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Exercise that increases your

heart rate for at least 20 min.

Aerobic exercise

Page 11: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What does the A in SAFE stand for?

activity

Page 12: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Exercise that uses up the oxygen in your muscles faster than the body

can replace it

Anaerobic exercise

Page 13: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Ability to use your muscles to lift, pull, or push.

Muscular strength

Page 14: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Having a healthy circulatory system is known as

Cardiovascular fitness

Page 15: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What activity is this? How often should it be done?

Light exercise; playtime, yard work, soft ball. 2-3 times per week

Page 16: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What is one benefit of physical activity?

Feeling more relaxedHealthy weight

Good cardiovascular fitness

Page 17: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Give examples of safety equipment

Helmet, shin guards, knee pads, shoulder pads, chest protector, mouth guard,

elbow pads

Page 18: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What does the F in SAFE stand for?

Healthful food choices

Page 19: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What 3 things do you do as part of the fitness test?

Sit-and-reach, crunches, and the one mile run

Page 20: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What activity is this? How often should it be done?

Regular Activities; walking, taking the stairs, housework. Everyday

Page 21: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

List two physical activities that you could do in the winter?

Ice-skating, sledding, skiing, and building snow sculptures

Page 22: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What happens to your body while you sleep?

Repairs old cells, fights infection, and build new cells

Page 23: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Lower self esteem is a benefit of physical activity.

False

True or False

Page 24: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

List two physical activities that you could do in the summer?

Swimming, beach volleyball, biking, etc.

Page 25: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What activity is this? How often should it be done?

Sitting still; small amount of time

Page 26: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

What do we call the large, flat muscle that helps pull and push

air into and out of your lungs

Diaphragm

Page 27: Keeping Fit and Active Health- Chapter 4. What does the S is SAFE stand for? sleep

Name an aerobic exercise

BicyclingRunning/joggingWalking quickly

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What activity is this? How often should it be done?

Aerobic Exercise; biking, running, swimming, soccer, hiking. 2-3 times per week for 30 min.

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Name an anaerobic activity

StretchingWeight lifting

Sprinting

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What would you use to help build a fitness plan?

Activity pyramid