IB Sports Exercise Health Science MidTerm (Year 1) UPDATED
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Karvonen Method (used to calculate target heart rate for a certain exercise intensity) - To find
heart rate using Karvonen method-
(GIVEN: 60-70% max intensity, 65 resting heart rate, 25 years old)
1. 220 BPM - Age = # (max heart rate)
220 BPM - 25 yo = 195 BPM
2. # - Rest Heart Rate (given)
195 BPM - 65 BPM (rest hr) = 130 BPM
3. Minimum training hr x intensity + rest hr
130 BPM x 0.6 + 65 (rest hr) = 143 BPM
130 BPM x 0.7 + 65 (rest hr) = 156 BPM
Skill Related Fitness - Task or performance outcomes
Health Related Fitness - Everyday living-maintain health
Major Components of Fitness - Physical Fitness
Body Composition
Cardio-Respiratory Fitness
Strength
Speed
, Power
Muscular Endurance
Flexibility
Agility
Balance
Reaction Time
Fitness Test for Aerobic Capacity - Multistage Fitness Test (Beep test)
Cooper's 12 Minute Run (distance)
Harvard Step Test (how fast the heart rate recovers after aerobic work)
Fitness Test for Body Comp - Body Mass Index (BMI), or underwater weighing
Fitness Test for Flexibility - Sit-and-reach test
Fitness Test for Muscle Endurance - Maximum sit-ups, maximum push ups, flexed arm hang
Fitness Test for Strength - Handgrip test using handgrip dynamometer
Fitness Test for Speed - 40 meter sprint
Fitness Test for Balance - The standing stork test
Fitness Test for Reaction Time - Ruler drop test
Fitness Test for Power - Vertical Jump and Standing Broad Jump
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Karvonen Method (used to calculate target heart rate for a certain exercise intensity) - To find
heart rate using Karvonen method-
(GIVEN: 60-70% max intensity, 65 resting heart rate, 25 years old)
1. 220 BPM - Age = # (max heart rate)
220 BPM - 25 yo = 195 BPM
2. # - Rest Heart Rate (given)
195 BPM - 65 BPM (rest hr) = 130 BPM
3. Minimum training hr x intensity + rest hr
130 BPM x 0.6 + 65 (rest hr) = 143 BPM
130 BPM x 0.7 + 65 (rest hr) = 156 BPM
Skill Related Fitness - Task or performance outcomes
Health Related Fitness - Everyday living-maintain health
Major Components of Fitness - Physical Fitness
Body Composition
Cardio-Respiratory Fitness
Strength
Speed
, Power
Muscular Endurance
Flexibility
Agility
Balance
Reaction Time
Fitness Test for Aerobic Capacity - Multistage Fitness Test (Beep test)
Cooper's 12 Minute Run (distance)
Harvard Step Test (how fast the heart rate recovers after aerobic work)
Fitness Test for Body Comp - Body Mass Index (BMI), or underwater weighing
Fitness Test for Flexibility - Sit-and-reach test
Fitness Test for Muscle Endurance - Maximum sit-ups, maximum push ups, flexed arm hang
Fitness Test for Strength - Handgrip test using handgrip dynamometer
Fitness Test for Speed - 40 meter sprint
Fitness Test for Balance - The standing stork test
Fitness Test for Reaction Time - Ruler drop test
Fitness Test for Power - Vertical Jump and Standing Broad Jump