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Fitness For Life 1
Fitness for life, son
Question | Answer |
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What part of the body does the arm lift strengthen or stretch? | Chest and Shoulder (its the superman) |
What part of the body does the zipper strengthen or stretch? | Shoulder, arm, and chest (finger touch) |
Trunk Rotation | Spine, Shoulder and hip (stupid line one) |
Wrap around | FISH HOOK! Shoulder and neck |
Knee to chest | Hip, Hamstrings and lower back |
Ankle Flex | Calf and Ankle |
PNF | Contract before stretching! |
Static | No contractions! same stretch, but omitted contraction, foo. |
Back Saver Sit and Reach | lower back and hamstrings (push your foot into floor, nose to knee type sitch) |
Knee Chest | SQUEEZE BUTT..no hands! Lower back and ya glutes. |
Spine Twist | knees side to side...stretches hip, lower back and glutes! |
Sitting Stretch | Butterfly--inner thighs |
One arm zippa | Triceps (pushes elbowowowow) |
Ballistic | BOBBING yall. Not super great unless recommended by a physican |
Arm Pretzel | Shoulder rotators, gaaaaay one where you just hold your arms out in front of you. |
Hip Stretch | Lunges! Runners stretch. Front of thigh and front of hip! |
Arm stretch | Triceps, shoulders, pecks (chest) RAISE YOUR HANDS UP! |
Chest Stretch | CHEST! DUR. Shoulders. Horrible Horrible Door Stretch. Least favorite. Thing about it makes me want to vomit. |
Calf Stretch | standing up runners. Stretches calves and the Achilles tendon |
Resting Heartrate | When you arent exercising...around 60-80 |
Maximal Heartrate | Your maximal heart rate is the maximal number of beats per minute that your heart can beat during a hard exercise bout. As you age, your maximal heart rate declines, mostly due to a decrease in physical activity, but also due to a less efficient heart. |
Target Heartrate | Your target heart rate range is the range of heart rate values you want to keep your heart rate in while you're exercising |
Threshold | Minimal amount of heartrate |
HR range | MAX-RESTING=Heartrate Range*.50, than add your resting again...that equals your threshold. |
MAXIMAL HEARTRATE FOR 15 | 205 |
CEILING | MAXIMAL HEARTRATE you SHOULD.. ideal |
Isometric | Exercise-involves which body parts dont move...like the boat yoga move |
Isotonic | Bodyparts do move |
Isokinetic | Regulates resistance or speed through a full range of joint movement |
Sidestand | HARD BALANCE one that Katie cant do. ISOMETRIC leg and arm muscles as well as trunk muscles |
Trunk Extension | isotonic, up and down trunk on table nvlkejfakj Upper back muscles |
Sitting Tuck | from knees together to the boat thing...isotonic Works your hips and legs |
Leg Changes | Isotonic, hips and legs, death runner changing yea |
Bent Arm Hang | Isometric, arm and shoulder and chest |
STRIDE JUMP | superhero---quadriceps hamstring glutes (upper legs), CHEST, TRICEPS, DELTOIDS, BICEPS, PECTOR |
Side Leg Raise | Hip and thigh muscles...but it seriously worksthe inner thighs. Up and down leg |
Trunk Lift | Reverse curlup type situation. Lower back muscles |
Bridging | BUTTUCKs, lower thighs |
TRUE OR FALSE, overarch your lower back for extra stretching | FALLLLLLSEEEEEE!!!! HOW COULD YOU?? |
Push ups...Knee push ups | Triceps, pectorals, |
Curl UP with twists | ABS! (OF STEEL) |
High Knee Jog | Thighs, calves, and arms. Hammies. (cardio) |
Prone arm lift | super man...head down! Arms!! <<BACK MUSCLES>> |
STERIODSSSSAHHHH! | *Yellowing teeth *Development of Breast in Males *Increased Risk of Liver disease and cancer *stunned growth *High Blood Pressure *BALLLLLD *Stinky Breath *Mood Swings *Anger *Opposite sex yeah |
Example of Isometric | Side Stand |
Example of Isotonic | Sitting Tuck, leg changw |
Example of Isokinetic | Leg Change if keeping movement constant |
Plyometric | Training designed to increase performance JUMPING and Hopping, lengthening, shortening and contracting |
Calisthenic | Exercises using all or part of the body weight as resistance --Jumping Jacks |
FITT | Frequency Intensity Time Type |
Weight/ Resistance | Using a resistance, weights using weights , bicep curls |
Resistance Training | A form of exercise that is done to improve muscular strength and endurance using a machine that provides resistance rather than using weights. |
Circuit Training | A type of physical activity program in which the person performs a group of exercises in a sequence with brief rests between exercises. (INCHWORM, jumping rope) |
Weighlifting | Olympic Sport Sport. Free WEIGHTS! Maximum Load. 2 types, Clean and Jerk and Snatch |
Powerlifting | Another competitive sport. Free Weights. Bench Press, squat and deadlift. |
Bodybuilding | When an athlete is primarily concerned about the appearance of their bodies and use weight training to tone muscles. |
True or False. Dont worry about safety when weight training | big fat FALSE |
Modified IRM method | estimate the amount of weight they can lift one time by lifting a weight several times and using a scientifically developed chart to make an educated guess about how much you can lift at one time. |
Seated Overhead Press | deltoid, tricep, shoulderblade, back of arm |
Bench Press | Triceps and Pecs, back of arm and chest |
Knee Extensions | Thigh, |
half Squat | Top of Thighs Quadriceps, hammies and glutes |
Hamstring Curl | ((LAYING DOWN)) Hamstrings! |
Bicep Curl | BICEPS SILLY |
Heel Raise | CALVES Im on a plank! |
Seated French Curl | Triceps (French class is tedious just like this stretch) |
Bent over Dunbell row | Biceps, Between shoulder blade and your shoulder |
Curl uP | ABBBBBBSSSA! |
Side Stretch | Bending to side to side. Torso |