Week 3 - Fitness and Lifestyle

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Skinfolds

A method to estimate subcutaneous fat.

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Limitations of Skinfold Measurement

Clients may be sensitive to being pinched; variability in measurements; time required for training and practice; provides little health risk information compared to BMI and waist measurements.

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Somatotype

Classification of body types into three categories: endomorph, mesomorph, and ectomorph.

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Endomorph

Body type characterized by a pear shape, rounded head, wide hips and shoulders, and higher body fat.

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Mesomorph

Body type characterized by a cubical head, broad shoulders, muscled arms and legs, and narrow hips.

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Ectomorph

Body type characterized by narrow shoulders and hips, a narrow chest and abdomen, and little muscle and fat.

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Anthropometry

The measurement of the human body in dimensions such as height, weight, circumferences, girths, and skinfolds.

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Body Composition

The amounts of essential and non-essential fat mass, including fat-free mass such as bone, water, and muscle.

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Common Methods to Assess Body Composition

MRI, CT, DEXA, Air displacement plethysmography (Bod Pod).

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BMI Limitations

Does not distinguish between fat mass and muscle mass and does not indicate overall health.

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Android Obesity

Fat distribution primarily around the abdomen, often referred to as 'apple' shaped.

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Gynoid Obesity

Fat distribution primarily around the hips and thighs, often referred to as 'pear' shaped.

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Positive Energy Balance

When calorie intake exceeds calorie expenditure, leading to weight gain.

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Negative Energy Balance

When calorie expenditure exceeds calorie intake, leading to weight loss.

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Healthy Weight Loss

Aiming for a weight loss of 0.5-1.0 kg (1-2 lbs) per week.

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Caloric Deficit for Weight Loss

Achieving a caloric deficit by reducing energy intake by 250 kcal/day and increasing physical activity by 250 kcal/day.

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Health Risks Associated with Obesity

Includes hypertension, Type II diabetes, certain cancers, high blood lipids, cardiovascular diseases, and stroke.

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Diabetes Prevention through Lifestyle

Lifestyle interventions have been shown to be more effective than medications like Metformin in reducing the incidence of Type II diabetes.

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Insulin Sensitivity

The effectiveness of insulin in lowering blood glucose levels.

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Visceral Fat

Fat that is stored around internal organs, associated with higher health risks.

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BMI (Body Mass Index)

A calculation based on height and weight used to categorize individuals as underweight, normal weight, overweight, or obese.

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Effect of Waist Circumference on Health

Waist circumference helps characterize health risks associated with obesity.

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Body Composition Counseling Guidelines

Recommendations for assessing and improving body composition to enhance overall health.

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Caloric Reduction Diets

Diets focused on reducing caloric intake to promote weight loss, with caution against extreme reductions.

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Comparing Fat and Muscle Weight

Understanding the differences in health effects and appearance between 5 lbs of fat and 5 lbs of muscle.