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7 primary movements - push, pull, bend, twist, squat, lunge, gait



Name at least 5 benefits of exercise. - Better appearance, improved health, feeling better,
performing better, and stress reliever



What are the components of Fitness? - Nutritional Guidance, Flexibility Training/ROM,
Cardiovascular Training, Resistance Training, and Attitude Training



What is a calorie? - Unit of Energy



Define Active Stretching. Give an example. - Ability to move a bone around an axis using An
internal force.



An example is bringing your leg up high and then holding it there w/o anything (other than your
leg muscles themselves) to keep the leg in an extended position.



Define Passive Stretching. Give an example. I - Ability to move a bone around an axis with
help from an external force.



An example is using a belt when stretching.



Define Static Stretching. Give an example. - Not continually moving.

, An example is Quadriceps Stretch (flamingos)



Define Ballistic Stretching. Give an example. - In constant motion.



An example is standing upright and putting either leg on elevation to front. Keep legs straight.
With back straight bend over and repeatedly reach forward and relax.



What is blood pressure? - Amount of pressure placed on the arterial walls during the
pumping (systolic) and diastolic phases.



What is the formula for training heart rate? - (220-age) x % of max heart rate



Define endurance - Submaximal force repeatedly over time



Define strength - Maximum force produced in a specific enviroment



Define power - work over time



What is your core? - Defined as the ability to stabilize your spine and transfer load efficiently
throughout the body



List at least 5 cardiac risk factors - High blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol level, heart
disease, smoking.



List at least 3 signs and symptoms of cardiopulmonary disease - Chest pain, shortness of
breath, irregular or accelerated heart rate
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