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Key Benefit to Aqua Fitness Improve Core Stability
Benefits to Aqua Fitness Improves Core Stability (Key)
Speeds Up Metabolism
Reduces Stress
Encourages Stress Reduction
Increases HDL Cholestrol
Definition of Bouyancy The upward thrust exerted by water on a body
that is totally or partially immersed.
Buoyancy Equipment Used to perform downward exercises that utilize
the law of buoyancy
Definition of Hydrostatic Pressure The weight of the water that pushes against a
submerged object from all sides.
Definition of Drag The resistance against an object in water or on
land.
T/F: Drag is always against the True
object's direction of movement.
, T/F: Drag is always with the object's False
direction of movement.
How does the surface area impact The bigger the surface area the more drag
Drag
Definition of Drag Coefficient Different shaped equipment yield a
greater/lesser drag coefficient creating a
different level of resistance
Definition of Turbulence A state of water flow in which the velocities and
pressures fluctuate randomly and irregularly
Definition of Wave Drag Resistance that is created by turbulence Example:
Can be caused by other participants' movements
Definition of Fictional Drag Resistance created by the texture of the object
moving through the water. Example: A swimmer
reduces friction by the swimwear and/or shaving
the body
List of Drag Factors Wave Drag
Frictional Drag
Salt Water
T/F: Salt Water is a Drag Factor True
T/F: Salt Water is not a Drag Factor False
T/F: Water has balance gravity? True
T/F: Water does not have balanced False
gravity?
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Terms in this set (44)
Key Benefit to Aqua Fitness Improve Core Stability
Benefits to Aqua Fitness Improves Core Stability (Key)
Speeds Up Metabolism
Reduces Stress
Encourages Stress Reduction
Increases HDL Cholestrol
Definition of Bouyancy The upward thrust exerted by water on a body
that is totally or partially immersed.
Buoyancy Equipment Used to perform downward exercises that utilize
the law of buoyancy
Definition of Hydrostatic Pressure The weight of the water that pushes against a
submerged object from all sides.
Definition of Drag The resistance against an object in water or on
land.
T/F: Drag is always against the True
object's direction of movement.
, T/F: Drag is always with the object's False
direction of movement.
How does the surface area impact The bigger the surface area the more drag
Drag
Definition of Drag Coefficient Different shaped equipment yield a
greater/lesser drag coefficient creating a
different level of resistance
Definition of Turbulence A state of water flow in which the velocities and
pressures fluctuate randomly and irregularly
Definition of Wave Drag Resistance that is created by turbulence Example:
Can be caused by other participants' movements
Definition of Fictional Drag Resistance created by the texture of the object
moving through the water. Example: A swimmer
reduces friction by the swimwear and/or shaving
the body
List of Drag Factors Wave Drag
Frictional Drag
Salt Water
T/F: Salt Water is a Drag Factor True
T/F: Salt Water is not a Drag Factor False
T/F: Water has balance gravity? True
T/F: Water does not have balanced False
gravity?
