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Key Benefit to Aqua Fitness - ANSWER Improve Core Stability Benefits to Aqua Fitness - ANSWER Improves Core Stability (Key) Speeds Up Metabolism Reduces Stress Encourages Stress Reduction Increases HDL Cholestrol Definition of Bouyancy - ANSWER The upward thrust exerted by water on a body that is totally or partially immersed.

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Primary FiTour Aqua
Exam QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS(2024 LATEST
UPDATE)RATED A+
Key Benefit to Aqua Fitness - ANSWER Improve Core Stability



Benefits to Aqua Fitness - ANSWER Improves Core Stability (Key)

Speeds Up Metabolism

Reduces Stress

Encourages Stress Reduction

Increases HDL Cholestrol



Definition of Bouyancy - ANSWER The upward thrust exerted by water on a body that is totally or
partially immersed.



Buoyancy Equipment - ANSWER Used to perform downward exercises that utilize the law of buoyancy



Definition of Hydrostatic Pressure - ANSWER The weight of the water that pushes against a submerged
object from all sides.



Definition of Drag - ANSWER The resistance against an object in water or on land.

, T/F: Drag is always against the object's direction of movement. - ANSWER True



T/F: Drag is always with the object's direction of movement. - ANSWER False



How does the surface area impact Drag - ANSWER The bigger the surface area the more drag



Definition of Drag Coefficient - ANSWER Different shaped equipment yield a greater/lesser drag
coefficient creating a different level of resistance



Definition of Turbulence - ANSWER A state of water flow in which the velocities and pressures fluctuate
randomly and irregularly




T/F: Sinkers experience greater impact in Water? - ANSWER True



Definition of Inertia - ANSWER An object in motion tends to stay in motion/ An object at rest tends to
stay at rest (unless acted upon by an outside force).



T/F: It is difficult to begin movement after stopping movement. Requiring a greater force or resistance -
ANSWER True



T/F: It is easier to begin movement after stopping movement. Requiring a less force or resistance -
ANSWER False



How to create eddies? - ANSWER Slightly open your fingertips and move the hand through the water
creating a greater force or resistance.



Why avoid working with water less than 78°? - ANSWER Muscle Flexibility will decrease when water is
less than this amount

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