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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY VS. EXERCISE P.E. 8/11/09

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Physical activity vs. exercise. P.E. 8/11/09. What is physical activity?. Anything that causes you to use energy A chore……raking leaves For fun……put put golf For exercise……full court basketball Health enhancing. Exercise is…. Designed to get you in shape Planned Purposeful - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

VS.EXERCISE

P.E. 8/11/09

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WHAT IS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY? Anything that causes you to use energy A chore……raking leaves For fun……put put golf For exercise……full court basketball Health enhancing

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EXERCISE IS…. Designed to get you in shape Planned Purposeful Health enhancing

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BENEFITS OF FITNESS: Looks Meet emergencies energy risk of disease self esteem friendships Work well in group situations confidence

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PARTS OF FITNESS 1)Health related fitness-helps you stay

healthy 2)Skill related fitness-helps you perform

well in sports and activities that require certain skills

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HEALTH RELATED FITNESS Cardiovascular endurance Muscular endurance Flexibility Muscular strength Body composition

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SECTION 2: RISK

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WHAT IS RISK? Threat to health

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HEALTH RISK FACTORS: Age Heredity Gender Level of activity Nutrition Tobacco/drugs Stress

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CHECK “YES” BOX IF THE RISK APPLIES TO YOU; CHECK IF YOU CAN OR CANNOT MODIFY

Risk: Yes Can modify Cannot modify

HeredityGenderSedentary lifestyleSmoking Food choicesExcessive stressObesity

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3: SAFETY

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DEHYDRATION Body fluid loss

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RISKS ASSOCIATED W/ DEHYDRATION Heat cramps-muscle spasms due to loss of

salt and water through perspiration Heat exhaustion-overheating of the body

Cold clammy skin Weakness, headache, rapid pulse, dizziness,

heavy sweating Heatstroke-body cannot get rid of heat

through sweating High body temp Rapid pulse Loss of consciousness Hot & dry skin

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HEAT STRESS INDEX Measure of the effects of heat and

humidity on the body

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MAINTAINING WATER BALANCE Water bottles

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AVOIDING DEHYDRATION Acclimatization- adaptation to weather Fluid intake-sweat up to 3 liters/hr

Before, during, after!!! Clothing-

Light colorsLooseSun blockLight weight

Limits- Know thyself!!!Check weatherUse your brains!!!

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SAFETY GEAR & CLOTHING

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FOOTWEAR-HIGH TOP VS. LOW TOP

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HIGH TOP-ANKLE SUPPORT & CUSHIONING

LOW TOP-FLEXIBILITY

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TYPES OF FEET & ARCHES-WHICH LOOKS LIKE YOURS?

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NORMAL PRONATION outside part of heel makes initial contact w/

ground. foot "rolls" inward, comes in complete contact with

the ground supports weight without any problem rolling inward of foot distributes forces of impact this movement is called "pronation," and it's critical

to proper shock absorption. At the end of the gait cycle, you push off evenly

from the front of the foot. http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-

240-319-327-7727-0,00.html

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OVERPRONATION the foot rolls inward too much shock isn't absorbed efficiently front of foot pushes off ground using

mainly the big toe and second toe, which then must do all the work

http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-240-319-327-7727-0,00.html

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UNDERPRONATION (SUPINATION) Foot rolls out too much impact concentrated on a smaller area

of foot (the outside part), not distributed as efficiently

In the push-off phase, most of the work is done by the smaller toes on the outside of the foot

http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-240-319-327-7727-0,00.html

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WHICH PRONATION IS THIS?

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WHICH PRONATION IS THIS?

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OVERPRONATION & UNDERPRONATION CAN CAUSE INJURIES/ACHES

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COMMON INJURIES &

TREATMENT

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MUSCLE INJURIES CRAMP SIDE STITCH IMBALANCE OF MINERALS

(ELECTROLYTES) DRINK LESS SUGAR LOADED DRINKS DRINK LESS CARBONATED DRINKS

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CONNECTIVE TISSUE INJURIES TENDONS: CONNECT MUSCLES TO

BONES LIGAMENTS: CONECT BONES TO BONES SHIN SPLINT-INFLAMATION OF TENDON

OR MUSCLE IN LOWER LEG(TIBIA)OVERUSE IMPROPER FOOTWEAR JOGGING ON HARD SURFACES INCORRECT FORM

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CONNECTIVE TISSUE INJURIES STRAIN: PULL OR RIP IN A MUSCLE OR

TENDON SPRAIN: TEAR OF A LIGAMENT

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TREATMENT FOR CONNECTIVE TISSUE INJURIES: RICE FORMULA R=REST I=ICE-20 MIN ON 20 MIN OFF C=COMPRESSION-WRAP E=ELEVATE

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CARDIOVASCULAR ENDURANCE(CARDIO-RESPIRATORY) & working together

For long periods of time

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CHECKING HEART RATE RHR (RESTING HEART RATE) HOW? WHEN? WHAT IS IT USED FOR?

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TARGET HEART RATE ZONE “fat burning

zone”

In this range you are burning the most fat