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The 5 Components of Physical Fitness (Master)
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Gretchen Boore
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The 5 Components of Physical Fitness (Master)

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True or False: Aerobic exercise means with oxygen.
True
False
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____________________is the ability of your heart and lungs to work together to provide the necessary oxygen and fuel to your body without quickly reaching a high level of fatigue and tiredness.
Fitness
Cardiovascular fitness
Muscular Strength
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When it comes to cardiovascular fitness (aerobic exercise), how many times a week should you exercise? (Frequency)
Once a week.
3 to 5 times a week
Never
2 times a week
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Multiple Choice
When it comes to cardiovascular fitness (aerobic exercise), you should keep your heart rate at? (Intensity)
About 60%-80% of MHR
About 70%-90% of MHR
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Multiple Choice
When it comes to cardiovascular fitness (aerobic exercise), for how long should you exercise? (Time)
10 minutes
20 minutes
30 minutes
40 miuntes
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Multiple Select
Which of these are examples of aerobic exercise? (Select ALL that apply)
Running
Dancing
Bicycling
Basketball
Swimming
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Multiple Choice
True or False: High impact classes are recommended for students who are in good physical shape and are not prone to knee, ankle, hip or back injury.
True
False
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True or False: Low impact classes are recommended for beginners, older participants, those prone to injuries and those who do not want the joint stress of high impact aerobics.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Rhythmic movements to music for an aerobic workout.
Step Aerobics
Dance Aerobics
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Multiple Choice
Uses gravity and the use of a step to increase the intensity if the workout.
Step Aerobics
Dance Aerobics
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Define: Slide Aerobics
Combining different exercises such as weightlifting, jumping jacks, lunges, running, etc. at different stations for a 20-minute non- stop workout is an example of interval training.
Side to side, ice skating motion, which is low impact but is difficult for some people to coordinate.
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Interval Training involves combining different exercises such as:
Weightlifting
Lunges
Jumping Jacks
Running
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Multiple Choice
Tae Bo is a specific type of...
Martial Arts
Dumbbell
Yoga
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Multiple Choice
Tae Bo is a specific type of...
martial arts
dumbbell
yoga
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Muscular strength is measured in ________________.
One repetition
Two repetitions
Three repetitions
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______________is muscle-building exercise, which should be done only once or twice a week to maintain muscle strength. Do this every other day for strength development
Aerobic exercises
Anaerobic exercises
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Anaerobic means...
With oxygen
Without oxygen
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When it comes to muscular strength (anaerobic exercise), how many times a week should you exercise? (Frequency)
1 to 2 times a week
2 to 4 times a week
5 times a week
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When it comes to muscular strength (anaerobic exercise), you should put how much effort? (Intensity)
60% to 70% maximum effort to get stronger and faster
80% to 90% maximum effort to get stronger and faster
90% to 100% maximum effort to get stronger and faster
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What are some examples of anaerobic workouts?
Weightlifting
Swimming
Pitching
Long and high jumps
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Multiple Choice
The participants should start with big slow stretching type movements and gradually increase intensity, as the body ____________ and circulation increases.
Warms up
Cools down
Rundown
Workout
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Multiple Choice
The cardiovascular workout should last at least ____________ at a pace which is working 60% to 80% of participants Maximum Heart Rate.
10 minutes
20 minutes
30 minutes
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True/False: The cool down is important to gradually decrease the heart rate, remove waste products and to lower the body temperature to near normal levels.
True
False
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Muscular Endurance is the ability of a muscle or group of muscles to perform _________ movements (or to hold a particular position).
Slow
Repeated
Infrequent
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True or False: Muscular endurance and muscular strength are the same thing.
True
False
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When it comes to testing muscular endurance, dynamic refers to....
the ability to repeat contractions
the ability to sustain a contraction
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True or False: When it comes to testing muscular endurance, static refers to the ability to sustain a contraction.
True
False
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What are some examples of dynamic exercises? (Select ALL that apply)
Sit-ups
Planks
Lunges
Push-ups
Squats
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Multiple Select
What are some examples of static exercises? (Select ALL that apply)
Planks
Lunges
Calf raise hold
Pull-up hold
Hamstring stretch
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Flexibility is the ability to move the joints or any group of joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons through their full, normal _________________ without discomfort or pain.
Range of motion
Motion
Muscles
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___________ is actually more important to physical fitness than people realize.
Yoga
Flexibility
Endurance
Strength
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True or False: Flexibility can be gained through stretching daily and should be done before and after any workout.
True
False
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An oriental form of exercise that flows through movement and poses.
Yoga
Pilates
Tai Chi
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Multiple Choice
Holding stretching positions for periods of time.
Yoga
Pilates
Tai chi
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Multiple Choice
Stretching and light muscular endurance through a range of motion, creates this unique cardiovascular workout.
Yoga
Pilates
Tai chi
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Body Composition is the percentage of _____ in your body compared to your lean body mass (muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments, organs, etc.).
Fat
Blood
Water
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Your total body weight or what you see on your bathroom scale does not tell you how much fat or lean body mass (muscle) you have.
True
False
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True or False: When you improve the other four components (cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility), it will have a positive impact on body composition resulting in less body fat.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Aside from underwater weighing, another way to determine your body composition includes _______________.
Using a scale
Skinfold readings
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True or False: A regular program involving aerobic exercise and strength training can help you INCREASE your body fat and increase your muscle mass; and thereby, significantly improving your body composition and general overall health and fitness.
True
False
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