FINALS - P.E

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<p>What are the 4 safety cues for doing a squat?</p>

What are the 4 safety cues for doing a squat?

Keep chest up, Push hips back, Knees stay behind toes and Heels stay on the ground

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<p>What does FITT stand for, and what does each part mean?</p>

What does FITT stand for, and what does each part mean?

F – Frequency

How often you exercise

Example: 3–5 days a week

I – Intensity

How hard you exercise

Example: Running instead of walking

T – Time

How long you exercise

Example: 30 minutes

T – Type

What kind of exercise you do

Example: Basketball, jogging, swimming

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What are 5 benefits of staying active for life?

Better heart health, Stronger muscles and bones, Healthy body weight, Less stress and More energy

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<p><span>What heat symptoms should you watch for to avoid heat stroke?</span></p>

What heat symptoms should you watch for to avoid heat stroke?

Dizziness, Nausea, Headache, Heavy sweating or no sweating and Confusion

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<p>What are signs of dehydration, and how should you hydrate?</p>

What are signs of dehydration, and how should you hydrate?

Dark yellow urine, Dry mouth, Fatigue and Dizziness

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<p><span>Most concerning sign of dehydration </span></p>

Most concerning sign of dehydration

Very dark urine or not peeing

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<p><span>Best way to hydrate</span></p>

Best way to hydrate

Drink water regularly

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<p><span>What is the minimum daily calorie recommendation?</span></p>

What is the minimum daily calorie recommendation?

About 2,000 calories per day

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What do the main nutrients do, and give an example?

Protein

Builds muscles

Example: Chicken, eggs

Carbohydrates

Main energy source

Example: Bread, rice

Vitamins

Help body systems work

Example: Fruits, vegetables

Minerals

Build bones and support health

Example: Calcium, iron

Fats

Energy and protects organs

Example: Nuts, oils

Water

Regulates body temperature

Example: Drinking water

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<p><span>How do you calculate target heart rate and why is it important?</span></p>

How do you calculate target heart rate and why is it important?

Use Index and Middle finger too track heart (No thumb because your thumb has a pulse)

Helps exercise safely and effectively

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What are the 5 health-related fitness components?

Aerobic Endurance – Ability of heart and lungs to work

Muscular Endurance – Muscles working for a long time

Muscular Strength – How much force a muscle can produce

Flexibility – Range of motion of joints

Body Composition – Ratio of fat to lean mass

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<p><span>What are the 3 safety cues for sit-ups?</span></p>

What are the 3 safety cues for sit-ups?

Feet flat on floor, Hands crossed on chest and Controlled movement

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<p><span>What are the 4 safety cues for lunges?</span></p>

What are the 4 safety cues for lunges?

Chest up, Front knee behind toes, Back knee toward ground and Push through front heel