1. The student identifies their strengths as environmental and financial wellness. They enjoy recycling and spending time in nature. However, they sometimes overspend their salary on treats for themselves or their grandmother.
2. Their weaknesses are physical and emotional wellness. They find themselves lacking energy and easily tired or sleepy. They also have difficulty coping with life and creating satisfying relationships, and are afraid of making mistakes.
3. Regular physical activity can benefit an overweight person through improved fitness even without weight loss. Increased endurance, strength and stress management as well as reduced sedentary behavior lead to better daily functioning regardless of weight.
4. Regular exercise makes people smarter by improving learning, memory, attention, processing
1. The student identifies their strengths as environmental and financial wellness. They enjoy recycling and spending time in nature. However, they sometimes overspend their salary on treats for themselves or their grandmother.
2. Their weaknesses are physical and emotional wellness. They find themselves lacking energy and easily tired or sleepy. They also have difficulty coping with life and creating satisfying relationships, and are afraid of making mistakes.
3. Regular physical activity can benefit an overweight person through improved fitness even without weight loss. Increased endurance, strength and stress management as well as reduced sedentary behavior lead to better daily functioning regardless of weight.
4. Regular exercise makes people smarter by improving learning, memory, attention, processing
1. The student identifies their strengths as environmental and financial wellness. They enjoy recycling and spending time in nature. However, they sometimes overspend their salary on treats for themselves or their grandmother.
2. Their weaknesses are physical and emotional wellness. They find themselves lacking energy and easily tired or sleepy. They also have difficulty coping with life and creating satisfying relationships, and are afraid of making mistakes.
3. Regular physical activity can benefit an overweight person through improved fitness even without weight loss. Increased endurance, strength and stress management as well as reduced sedentary behavior lead to better daily functioning regardless of weight.
4. Regular exercise makes people smarter by improving learning, memory, attention, processing
ASSESSMENT/ACTIVITY (please answer in 3 or more sentences)
1. Identify 2 dimensions of wellness in which you think you are doing well. Discuss your answer. I think I am doing well in the dimensions of environmental and financial wellness. I am a type of person who conserve energy, I love to recycle things, and I spend more time with nature than technology. In terms of financial wellness, I spend my money wisely but sometimes if I received my salary I spend it to treat myself or my grandmother. 2. Identify 2 dimensions of wellness in which you think you are not faring well. Why? I am sure that I am not doing well in the dimensions of physical and emotional wellness because of my lacking performance everyday. I am not physically fit, I get tired easily and sleepy. In terms of my emotional wellness, I am not the type of person who copes effectively with life and creating satisfying relationships. I am afraid to make mistakes in my decisions in life because I don’t want to receive judgements. 3. How can regular participation in physical activity help an overweight individual even if it does not result to weight loss? Explain. I believe the overweight individual can achieve fitness which is better than weight loss because physical fitness is the ability to execute daily activities with optimal performance, endurance, and strength with the management of disease, fatigue, and stress and reduce sedentary behavior. Even the individual will not lose weight, he/she can still do the things he/she wants without getting tired easily and he/she can manage stress. Thus, it is important for the individual to participate in regular activity to become physically fit even if it’s not weight loss.
4. Can regular exercise make a person smarter? Defend your answer.
I believe regular exercise make a person smarter because exercise can play a role in improving learning and memory. Besides, research has consistently linked exercise with improvements in attentional control, processing speed, working memory capacity, and the ability to switch between tasks. This means it’s likely to help you get better grades in school, learn new skills quicker, and make smarter decisions. 5. How can weakness or deficiency in one of the health related fitness components affect a person’s daily activities or work?
Weakness or deficiency in one of the health related fitness components
affect a person’s daily activities or work can lead to fatigue or not being physically fit. It is important to work in one of your weakness components to be balanced and be physically fit person. If you have one weakness components, this can affect the other components and it can lead to low performance in work or school.