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WorksheetsSection 13-2: Setting Goals for Lifelong Fitness Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
The ability to stay healthy and fit as you age.
lifelong fitness
FITT formula
target heart rate
cross-training
The rate at which cardiovascular system receives the most benefits from exercise without working too hard.
lifelong fitness
FITT formula
target heart rate
cross-training
Participating in a side variety of activities
lifelong fitness
FITT formula
target heart rate
cross-training
How often you exercise, how hard you exercise, how long you exercise, and the types of exercise you choose.
lifelong fitness
FITT formula
target heart rate
cross-training
Select the steps involved in developing a successful fitness program.
define your goals
develop your program
search up every workout on google you can find
monitor your progress
Select the four factors of an exercise program that are included in the FITT formula.
Time
Intensity
Frequency
Food
Type
Select the reasons why you should track your progress when you follow a fitness program.
helps you notice progress
to find out how well the program is working
to help motivate you to keep exercising
none of the above
Select the benefits of cross-training.
help prevents boredom
help prevents overuse injuries
lets you participate in a wide variety of activities
none of the above
Maria considers herself to be physically fit because she runs and swims almost every day in the summer. In the winter, however, she exercises very little. Do you agree or disagree with Maria’s self-assessment?
Agree, a person can exercise only a few months out of the year to be physically fit.
Disagree, a person needs to exercise year around to be physically fit.
The "talk test" is an easy way to check your exercise intensity.
True
False
Which resting heart rate usually indicates a good level of fitness?
over 100 beats per minute
under 98 beats per minute
over 72 beats per minute
under 72 beats per minute
As you become more fit, you should see a decrease in your resting heart rate.
True
False
Select the stage of the workout being described. Do strength-endurance exercises; take short breaks frequently.
Warm-Up
Stretch
Cardiorespiratory
Strength/Endurance
Cool-Down
Select the stage of the workout being described. Stretch muscles to be used in workout.
Warm-Up
Stretch
Cardiorespiratory
Strength/Endurance
Cool-Down
Slowly move muscles to be used in workout.
Warm-Up
Stretch
Cardiorespiratory
Strength/Endurance
Cool-Down
Select the stage of the workout being described. Stretch muscles that were used in workout.
Warm-Up
Stretch
Cardiorespiratory
Strength/Endurance
Cool-Down
Select the stage of the workout being described. Exercise in target heart rate range.
Warm-Up
Stretch
Cardiorespiratory
Strength/Endurance
Cool-Down
Select the stage of the workout being described. Move muscles used in workout at a reduced pace.
Warm-Up
Stretch
Cardiorespiratory
Strength/Endurance
Cool-Down
What is the minimum amount of time the complete 6-stage workout should take?
70 min
92 min
109 min
115 min
