GRADE 12 PE FLASHCARDS

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How many minutes per day should adolescents engage in physical activity?

60 minutes

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How. many filipinos in percentage did not satisfy the need for 60 minutes of physical activity per day?

84.6%

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The utilization of standing desks, pedal desks, and five minute intermittent breaks every 5 minutes

Active couch potato

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Known as the fifth ranking for causes of mortality among filipinos.

Diabetes Mellitus

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Known as the fourth ranking for causes of mortality among filipinos

Pneumonia

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Known as the third ranking for causes of mortality among filipinos

stroke

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known as the second ranking for causes of mortality among filipinos

cancer

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known as the lead ranking for causes of mortality among filipinos

Heart disease

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the ability of the muscle to generate the

greatest force in one repetition.

muscle strength

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the ability of the muscle to resist fatigue

when performing multiple repetitions of a

submaximal load.

Muscle endurance

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the ability to move a joint without pain

over its entire range of motion.

flexibility

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Refers to the ratio of fat mass with the

overall body mass.

body composition

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require the muscle to

contract against an

external load to improve

muscular strength,

muscular endurance, and

bone strength.

resistance exercises

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involve

large muscle groups that

perform rhythmic and

continuous movements

for a prolonged period of

time to improve aerobic

capacity.

aerobic exercises

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increase the elasticity of

muscles and tendons

surrounding the joint to

improve flexibility.

stretching exercises

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states that the body must

work harder than what it is

used to in order for it to

adapt.

Principle of overload

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He represented the

Philippines in the pole

vault event in the

Tokyo Olympics and

in the recently

concluded Paris

Olympics.

Ernest John Uy

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When was the first time he broke the Philippine pole vault record and what was the registered height?

2014, 5.01 meters

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states that

the body should

experience a gradual

increase in workload.

Principle of progression

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states that

the body will adapt

specifically to the

workload it

experience.

Principle of specificity

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states that no

two persons are the same,

and their rate of

adaptation to the same

training program differs.

principle of individuality

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The adaptations that take

place as a result of training are

all reversible. Any

improvements in strength or

endurance are temporary and

will be lost once you stop

training.

principle of reversibility

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is a set of exercises with

corresponding intensity and

volume design to address

various fitness

components.

Training program

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What, Why, Who, When,

and How? You should have

a clearly defined objective.

specific

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Objectives should be

measurable to truthfully

gauge your goal.

measurable

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Goals should be stimulating,

neither too comfortable nor

difficult.

Achievable

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Goals should be attainable,

given the resources, effort,

and time.

realistic

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Goals must be timely,

helpful and attainable in a

period of time.

time

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Goals must be motivational

and encouraging to level up

and improve.

exciting

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Provide an incentive every

time a fitness goal or

milestone is achieved.

rewarded