This document provides information about key concepts in physical education including:
1. It defines terms like agility, speed, coordination, and reaction time as components of physical fitness and means to move and change direction quickly.
2. It asks questions to test knowledge of concepts like BMI, physical fitness, muscular strength, and flexibility.
3. It provides the correct definitions, formulas, and examples for many physical education and health related terms.
This document provides information about key concepts in physical education including:
1. It defines terms like agility, speed, coordination, and reaction time as components of physical fitness and means to move and change direction quickly.
2. It asks questions to test knowledge of concepts like BMI, physical fitness, muscular strength, and flexibility.
3. It provides the correct definitions, formulas, and examples for many physical education and health related terms.
This document provides information about key concepts in physical education including:
1. It defines terms like agility, speed, coordination, and reaction time as components of physical fitness and means to move and change direction quickly.
2. It asks questions to test knowledge of concepts like BMI, physical fitness, muscular strength, and flexibility.
3. It provides the correct definitions, formulas, and examples for many physical education and health related terms.
Agility Speed Coordination Reaction Time BMI stands for? Body Muscle Index Body Mass Indicator Building Muscles Index Body Mass Index What is referred to as the ability of your body systems to work together efficiently, to allow you to be healthy and perform activities of daily living? Cardio-vascular Endurance Muscular strength Muscular Endurance Physical Fitness What does muscular Strength mean? To exert maximum speed to move joints with wide range of motion To exert maximum force repeatedly to release maximum force quickly What is an example of a physical fitness activity that will measure your flexibility? Juggling Sit & Reach Stick-drop Test 40-Meter Sprint *Which of the following components promote total health & prevent the beginning of diseases and problems associated with physical fitness? Body Composition Physical Fitness Health – related Fitness Skill – Related Fitness *Which refers to the ability to quickly responds to stimulus? Fitness Reaction time Flexibility Speed *Which of the following is the correct formula for BMI? weight [¿ kilograms] Height [ ¿ meters ] 2 weight [¿ kilograms] Height [ ¿ inches ] 2 . weight[¿ pounds] weight [¿ kilograms] Height [ ¿ meters ] 2 Height [ ¿ feet ] 2
*For you to beat your opponent in a badminton match, a
smash is the most effective shot to get a score or point. What Skill-related component you need to develop? Balance Reaction Time Power Speed *How does Physical Activity affect your fitness? It helps manage your problems Improve your ability to do everyday activities Increase the risk of diseases Weakens your bones and muscles
What Skill-Related component can you recommend to
improve stability even then moving? Speed Balance Muscular Strength Coordination How would you improve your Body Composition? Eating too quickly Skipping Meals Drinking your Calories prepare and follow Meal Plan Which is NOT a Health-Related Component? Muscular Endurance Coordination Cardio-Vascular Endurance Flexibility *Health-related components focus on factors that promote optimum health and prevent the onset of diseases while Skill- Related components enhances one’s performance in Academics Athletics Sports both b& c *Tanya wants to improve her cardio-vascular endurance. What is the best exercise or physical activity for her? Stretching Jogging Boxing Weight Lifting