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Physical activity

  • Any movement of the body that requires energy use

  • E.g. walking to class, taking the stairs, mowing the lawn, cleaning the house

  • Exercise is a type of physical activity but not every physical activity is exercise

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4 domains of physical activity

Active Transport, Household, Exercise / Leisure, Occupational

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Active Transport physical activity

Physical activity as a result of moving from place to place.

  • Walking to work

  • Taking the stairs

  • Walking to the canteen

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Household physical activity

Any physical activity that comes from housework or gardening and other household chores.

  • Sweeping

  • Mopping

  • Gardening

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Exercise / Leisure physical activity

Recreational and professional sports and activities.

  • Running/jogging

  • Cycling

  • Swimming

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Occupational physical activity

Occupational is to do with workplace activity.

  • Construction

  • Warehouse

  • Cleaning

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What are the NPAG’s

  • Sleep

5–13 year olds need 9–11 hours per night

14–17 year olds need 8–10 hours per night

  • Physical activity

60 mins or more per day

  • Inactivity

Move more & sit less in your spare time.

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Why are NPAGs important?

  • They promote physical activity

  • They allow people to review their lifestyle to see if they are getting enough exercise

  • They allow people to set physical activity goals

  • They enable people to change in a positive manner

  • They help the government to make a change to reduce the health budget in future

  • They reduce the incidence of disease

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Fitness

The ability to perform everyday tasks without excessive fatigue and with enough energy in reserve

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11 Fitness components

Muscular Strength, Muscular Endurance, Body Composition, Flexibility, Cardiorespiratory Endurance, Speed, Agility, Muscular power, Balance, Coordination, Reaction time

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Muscular Strength

Definition

  • The ability of muscular strength, it’s often a muscle group to develop one maximal force/contraction.

Sporting example

  • Power weight-lifting

  • Javelin

Fitness test

  • Hand grip test

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Muscular Endurance

Definition

  • The ability of a muscle to repeatedly contract or maintain contraction.

Sporting example

  • Cycling

  • swimming

Fitness test

  • 60-second Sit up test

  • 60-second push-up test

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Body Composition

Definition

  • The combination of all tissues that make up the body such as bones, muscles, organs and body fat.

Sporting example

  • Horse racing

  • sumo

Fitness test

  • Waist to hip ratio

  • Body Mass Index

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Flexibility

Definition

  • The range of motion possible around a joint. There are 2 types: Gymnastic (while moving) &  Static (while stationary)

Sporting example

  • gymnastics

  • karate

Fitness test

  • Sit and reach

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Cardiorespiratory Endurance

Definition

  • The ability to produce energy using oxygen, usually for an extended period of time. Efficient use of the heart and lungs

Sporting example

  • Cross country

  • Triathlon

Fitness test

  • Beep test

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Speed

Definition

  • Move body or limbs from one place to another quickly

Sporting example

  • Football

  • Tennis

Fitness test

  • 50m sprint

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Agility

Definition

  • The ability of the body to change position rapidly, or change direction whilst maintaining speed.

Sporting example

  • Soccer

  • basketball

Fitness test

  • Illinois agility test

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Muscular power

Definition

  • The ability of the muscles or group of muscles to exert a force rapidly & explosively.

Sporting example

  • Swimming

  • Soccer

Fitness test

  • Basketball throw

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Balance

Definition

  • The ability to maintain the body in balance

    Two types: Static (Stationary)

    Dynamic (Moving)

Sporting example

  • Skiing

  • Diving

Fitness test

  • Stork stand

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Coordination

Definition

  • The ability to use hand-eye, foot-eye, timing movements

    *Ability of nervous system & muscular system to work together to produce smooth movement.*

Sporting example

  • Volleyball

  • Skating

Fitness test

  • Alternate wall toss

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Reaction-Time

Definition

  • Speed at which response can be initiated as a result of external stimulus

Sporting example

  • Motor racing

  • Pistol shooting

Fitness test

  • Ruler drop

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