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What does FITT stand for?
Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type
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What does Frequency mean in FITT?
How OFTEN you do an exercise or activity (e.g., how many days per week)
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What does Intensity mean in FITT?
How HARD you do the exercise. During CVE this is between 60%-90%
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What does Time mean in FITT?
How LONG you spend doing an exercise on a specific day (e.g., running for 30 min, or number of repetitions)
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What does Type mean in FITT?
The type of activity or exercise being performed
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What is the BMI formula?
703 × (mass) ÷ (height²)
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Which fitness component is BMI associated with?
Body Composition
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How do you calculate Maximum Heart Rate (MHR)?
220 − your age = Maximum Heart Rate
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How do you calculate the Minimum Working Heart Rate?
MHR × 0.6 = Lower Target HR (rounded)
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How do you calculate the Maximum Working Heart Rate?
MHR × 0.9 = Higher Target HR (rounded)
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What is the Target Heart Rate Zone?
60–90% of your Maximum Heart Rate — the zone in which you are strengthening your heart during exercise
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What is PRE?
Perceived Rate of Exertion — how hard you FEEL you are working during activity
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What does PRE level 4 correspond to in % effort?
60%
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What does PRE level 8 correspond to in % effort?
90%
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What is Agility?
The ability to stop, start, and change directions quickly
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What is Balance?
The ability to control body position while standing still or moving
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What is Coordination?
The ability to make movements work together smoothly
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What is Power?
The ability to use strength quickly
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What is Speed?
The ability to perform a movement or cover a distance in a short period of time
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What is Reaction Time?
How quickly an individual responds to a stimulus
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What is Cardio-vascular Endurance (CVE)?
The ability to engage in physical activity for long periods of time, due to a strong heart, healthy lungs, and clear blood vessels
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What is Muscular Strength?
The ability to produce force using muscles
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What is Muscular Endurance?
The ability to use muscles many times without tiring
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What is Flexibility?
The ability to move joints fully through a wide range of motion
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What is Body Composition?
The ratio of muscle to fat in the body
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What is HIIT?
High Intensity Interval Training — intervals of 90-100% exercise followed by recovery periods at 50-60%
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What is a Cool Down?
Brief, mild exercise following vigorous exercise to ensure a gradual return of bodily function to a resting metabolism
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What is Overload?
The stress or resistance put on the body during exercise that results in improved fitness
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What is Progression?
Increasing one or more elements of the FITT Principle in a workout plan to improve fitness
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What is a Warm-up?
Brief, mild exercise to prepare the body to engage in vigorous physical activity
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What is Aerobic Exercise?
A steady state of exercise during which the heart can supply as much oxygen as the body needs
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What is Weight Training?
The use of external loads in an exercise program to develop muscular strength and/or muscular endurance
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What is Pace?
The rate of speed at which an activity or movement proceeds, such as running
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How many laps = 100% on cardio days?
16 laps (~3.5 miles, 12:51/mile pace)
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How many laps = 105% on cardio days?
17 laps (~3.8 miles, 11:50/mile pace)
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How many laps = 110% on cardio days?
18 laps (~4 miles, 11:00/mile pace)
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How many laps = 115% on cardio days?
20 laps (~4.4 miles, 10:13/mile pace)
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How many laps = 120% on cardio days?
22 laps (~4.8 miles, 9:22/mile pace)
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What lap count earns 95% on cardio days?
15 laps (~3.3 miles, 13:38/mile pace)
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What lap count earns 90% on cardio days?
14 laps (~3.1 miles, 14:30/mile pace)
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What lap count earns 85% on cardio days?
13 laps (~2.8 miles, 16:04/mile pace)
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What lap count earns 80% on cardio days?
12 laps (~2.6 miles, 17:18/mile pace)
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What lap count earns 75% on cardio days?
11 laps (~2.4 miles, 18:45/mile pace)
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What lap count earns 70% on cardio days?
10 laps (~2.2 miles, 20:27/mile pace)
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What lap count earns 65% on cardio days?
9 laps (~2 miles, 22:30/mile pace)
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What lap count earns 50% on cardio days?
8 laps (~1.8 miles, 25:00/mile pace)
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What lap count earns 25% on cardio days?
7 laps (~1.5 miles, 30:00/mile pace)
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What are the allowed sweatpants/sweatshirt colors for PE?
Green, yellow, grey, or black
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What is a 10-point PE infraction?
Gum, loaners, shoes untied, unprepared, poor participation, profanity, not following directions
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What is a 20-point PE infraction?
Wearing school clothes to PE, wearing wrong shoes, referral, poor behavior, being late/tardy
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How many days can a parent note excuse you?
Up to 2 days
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What are the 4 fitness components in the One Month Fitness Plan?
Flexibility, Muscular Endurance, Muscular Strength, and Cardio-vascular Endurance (CVE)
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What is the minimum CVE workout time in the One Month Fitness Plan?
At least 30 minutes
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What intensity range is required for CVE in the fitness plan?
60–90% (or PRE levels 4–8)