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is an indicator of the level of participation in physical activity.

heart rate

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the intensity of activity is measured by?

percentage of the maxHR

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maxHR

maximum heart rate

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HR

heart rate

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it is called to the easy formula to determine your maximum heart rate based on your age

Prediction Equation

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what is the adjusted maxhr formula?

220 - your age

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a more accurate measure of heart rate is known as

maximal stress test

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VO2 max

maximal stress test

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this test makes use of a treadmill or exercise bike

maximal stress test

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maximal stress test makes use of?

  • treadmill

  • exercise bike

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is another accurate way to measure the heart rate is through?

heart rate monitors

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heart rate monitors uses either?

  • watches

  • chest straps

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RPE

rate of perceived exertion

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can measure exercise intensity and can be combined with the prediction equation

Rate of perceived exertion (RPE)

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RPE’s table of equivalents:

  1. 10% - no exertion

  2. 20% - very very weak

  3. 30% - very weak

  4. 40% - weak

  5. 50% - moderate

  6. 60% - somewhat strong

  7. 70% - strong

  8. 80% - very strong

  9. 90% - very very strong

  10. 100% - maximal exertion

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is known to have an error between 10 and 20 beats per minute

Prediction Equation

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Enumerate the 4 heart rate zones in aerobic training

  • moderate aerobic zone

  • weight management zone

  • aerobic fitness zone

  • peak aerobic performance zone

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this heart rate zone uses a minimum of 50% maxHR to 59%

moderate aerobic zone

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this is an introductory zone to start a program for sedentary people who want to improve their fitness

moderate aerobic zone

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this heart rate zone uses 60% to 70% maxHR

weight management zone

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In this type of exercise, fat is burned with moderate intensity that can be prolonged

weight management zone

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heart rate zone that uses 70% to 80% maxHR

aerobic fitness zone

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This level is for active people who have already undergone physical activity using the lower zones (under 70%) for several weeks.

aerobic fitness zone

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cardiovascular fitness and health will noticeably improve in this zone

aerobic fitness zone

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heart rate zone that uses 80% to 90% maxHR

peak aerobic performance zone

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this level is only suggested for elite athletes who have already progressed to handle this level of zone training.

peak aerobic performance zone

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this zone is for athletes who are at the stage of improving their anaerobic threshold.

peak aerobic performance zone

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MVPA

moderate to vigorous physical activity

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using the FITT principle these are the things that a student can only manipulate

  • intensity

  • time

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these are determined by the school and the curriculum

  • frequency

  • type

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with moderate fitness goals, one can train in the zones ___ and ____

  • moderate aerobic zone

  • weight management zone

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with vigorous fitness goals, one can train in the zones ___ and ____

  • aerobic fitness zone

  • peak aerobic performance zone

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loss of fluids

dehydration

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this occurs during exercise through sweat, breath, and urine.

dehydration

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dehydration will result in?

  • loss of coordination

  • fatigue

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how many cups of fluid must be consumed around thirty minutes to one hour prior to exercise?

one to two cups

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how many cups of fluid must be consumed every ten to fifteen minutes of exercise?

half to one cup

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how many cups of fluid must be consumed after thirty minutes of exercise, even if one is not thirsty?

three to four cups

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may come in the form of any exercise greater than the capacity of an individual to handle.

overexertion

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what is the general rule, to avoid overexertion?

training must start from a low level of exertion before graduating to higher levels

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training in a cold environment can lead to this

hypothermia

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the condition of low core body temperature

hypothermia

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what are the signs and symptoms of hypothermia?

  • shivering

  • being cold at the extremities

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heat illness

hyperthermia

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is a product of losing too much water and heating up because of exercise.

hyperthermia

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what are the three conditions that may occur in hyperthermia?

  • heat cramps

  • heat exhaustion

  • heat stroke

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may attack dominant muscles such as the abdominals or the calves.

heat cramps

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signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion:

  • the exerciser looks pale

  • skin is cool and clammy

  • the pulse is weak and rapid

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victims of these condition may likely have dry, red, hot skin.

heat stroke

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EMS

emergency medical services

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