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    The ability of an individual to perform a regular day to day activities without undue fatigue

    Physical Fitness

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    The ability of the heart, blood vessel and lungs to supply oxygen/nutrients to the working muscle efficiently

    Cardiovascular Endurance

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    The ability of muscle to exert a force

    Muscular Strength

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    The ability to efficiently uae muscle over a long period of time

    Muscle Endurance

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    Ability of a muscle to repeatedly contract or sustain continuous contraction

    Muscle Endurance

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    The ability to move at the joints through a full range of motion

    Flexibility

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    The amount of body weight that is fat compared to muscle, bones and other body tissues

    Body Composition

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    Knownnas the movement of time

    Speed

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    The ability to move the body or parts very quickly

    Speed

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    The ability to exert muscular strength, Strength and speed combine

    Power

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    The ability to start, stop and change directions quickle and with precision

    Agility

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    The ability to maintain certain posture or to move without falling

    Balance

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    Maintain equilibrium in a stationary position

    Static Balance

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    To maintain equilibrium when moving the body

    Dynamic Balance

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    The period of when a stimulu is perceived to when movement begins

    Reaction Time

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    To use sense together with body parts

    Coordination

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    To use 2 or more body parts at the same time

    Coordination

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    A physical activity that is planned, structured, repetitive and purposive in the same sense that improvement or maintenance of physical fitness is an objective

    Exercise

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    The basic parts in exercise

    Warm up Exercise proper/training Cool down

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    Injury prevention and performance improvement

    Warm up

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    Increases muscle strength by making your muscles work against a weight of force

    Strenght/ resistance training

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    Is the act of exercising to increase endurance

    Endurance training

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    Means "With oxygen" any type of cardiovascular conditioning

    Aerobic

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    Involves doing exercises that strenghten the muscles that help keep you upright, including your legs and core

    Balance

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    it is relaxing, Gradually decreases body temperature and realigns the working muscles

    Cool-Down

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    The highest heart rate an individual can achieve without problems

    Maximum heart rate

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    The most accurate way of measuring any single person's Hr

    Cardiac stress test

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    Maximum heart rate formula

    220-age

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    Rhr 25-30 beats in 1 min

    Good

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    Rhr 50-60 beats in 1 min

    Excellent

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    A value derived fron the mass and weight of a person

    Body mass index

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    Bmi formula

    Weight/Height m^2

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    Bmi category Under weight

    <18.5

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    Normal weight

    18.5 - 24.9

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    Overweight

    25 - 29.9

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    Obesity

    30 or greater

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    To do specific type of activity to improve specific parts of the vody in specific ways

    specificity

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    gradually increasing the physical demand

    progression

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    Refers to purposeful increase in stimulus

    overload

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    How often do you train

    Frequency

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    How hard do you train

    intensity

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    How long do you train?

    Time

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    What type of training you do

    Type

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    A process of a person's body losingbfitness levels

    Reversibility

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    Get bored while training

    Tedium

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    Less tedium because you socialoze with others while training

    Team sports

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    Achieving balance between notnl training enough and overtraining

    Moderation

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    leads to injury, overstressing joints and tissues

    Overtraining