L2 Health Related Fitness Self Assessment

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Physical Education and

Health 2 (HOPE 2)
Quarter 3
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Complete the table with
the following sports
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category and health-


related fitness component.
SPORTS ASSESSMENT
Sports Category (Individual/dual or Health-Related Fitness
Sports Team Sports) Component
1. Basketball
2. Volleyball
3. Badminton
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4. Table tennis
5. Football
6. Chess
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7. Arnis
8. Swimming
9. Soft ball
10. Gymnastic
(Individual and Dual Sports/
Team Sport)
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OBJECTIVE
Self-assess the health-related
fitness (HRF) status, barriers
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to physical activity assessment


participation and one’s diet.
FILLING THE RIGHT
The topic on physical fitness has been spiral
in the entire senior high
c school curriculum.
Fill in the box with the correct term to
complete the mapping diagram about
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fitness. Choose your answer from the words


inside the box.
FILLING THE RIGHT

Body Composition
Cardio-vascular Endurance
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Flexibility
Health-related Fitness
Muscular Strength and Endurance
FILLING THE RIGHT

1. Health-related Fitness
2. Body Composition
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3. Flexibility
4. Cardio-vascular Endurance
5. Muscular Strength and Endurance
YOU COMPLETE ME
The lesson on health-related fitness will relate to the
physical activities related to sports badminton and
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basketball. Let us take a recall on the meaning of
fitness by arranging the word or phrases found inside
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the basketball picture.


YOU COMPLETE ME

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YOU COMPLETE ME

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Fitness refers to the condition of


being physically fit and healthy.
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After you have classified your body
composition, you need to determine your
resting heart rate before you start the
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physical activity. Performing any form of


physical activity will change your heartbeat
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and you may not sustain doing it because you


might lose your breath.
Your heartbeat per minute measures your cardio-
vascular endurance. First, you need to identify
your target beat per minute (BPM) in performing
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moderate activity. Then, if your body is already


stabilized in doing so, that is the time you
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upgrade to vigorous activity. Here are the steps in


getting your resting heart rate (RHR):
Step 1: Take a rest for 10 minutes.
The best time to get RHR is in
the morning after you wake up.
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Step 2: Place your pointing and


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middle fingers on your inside


wrist.
Step 3: Count the beats for 10 seconds.
Then, multiply the result by six (6) to
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get the number of beats per minute.


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Example: 7 x 6 = 42 bpm
Step 4: Subtract your age from 220 and multiply it by 60%
to get the moderate target heart rate on physical activity.
Note: 220 is the standard figure. If you want to perform
vigorous physical activity, multiply
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get the target heart rate. In this module, you will only take
moderate physical activity and get a moderate target
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heart rate.

Example: 220 – 17 = 203 x 0.60 = 121.8 bpm


Step 5: Subtract your bpm in step 3 from your
bpm in step 4. Multiply the difference by 60%
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Example: 121.8 – 42 = 79.8 x 0.60 = 47.88


bpm. This bpm indicates your target heart
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rate in performing moderate physical


activities.
below 60 bpm – low RHR
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60-100 bpm – normal RHR


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above 100 bpm – fast RHR


YOUR TURN!
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YOUR TURN!
Item No. Computation
1. ___x 6 =___bpm
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2 – 3. 220 –___=___x 0.60 = ___bpm


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4 – 5. ___–___=___x 0.60 =___bpm


WRAP-UP
At any rate, accidents may
happen unexpectedly. It is
important to prepare
movement by taking exercise
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before the physical activity


and performing exercise
afterwards.
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Listed on the next slides the reasons that people
give to describe why they do not het as much
physical activity as they think they should.
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Please read each statement and indicate how
likely are to say of the following statements.
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3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely


3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


1. My day is so busy now, I just
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I can make the time to include physical
activity in my regular schedule.
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2. None of my family members or friends


like to do anything active, so I don’t have
time to exercise.
3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


3. I'm just too tired after cschool to get
any exercise.
4. I've been thinking about getting
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more exercise, I just can't seem to get


started.
3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


5. I'm getting older so exercise
c can be
risky.
6. I don't get enough exercise because
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I have never learned the skills for any


sport.
3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


7. I don't have access to jogging
c trails,
swimming pools, bike paths, etc.
8. Physical activity takes too much
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time away from other commitments –


time, work, family, etc.
3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


9. I'm embarrassed about c how I will
look when I exercise with others.
10. I don't get enough sleep as it is. I
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just couldn't get up early or stay up


late to get some exercise.
3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


11. It's easier for me to findc excuses not

to exercise.
12. I know of too many people who
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have hurt themselves by overdoing it


with exercise.
3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


13. I really can't see learning
c a new
sport at my age.
14. It's just too expensive. You must
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take a class or join a club the right


equipment.
3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


15. My free times during cthe day are
too short to include exercise.
16. My usual social activities with
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family or friends do not include


physical activity.
3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


17. I'm too tired during thec week and I
need the weekend to catch up on my rest.
18. I want to get more exercise, but I
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just can't seem to take myself stick to


anything.
3- Very likely 2- Somewhat likely 1- Somewhat unlikely 0- Very unlikely

HOW LIKELY ARE YOU TO SAY … 3 2 1 0


19. I'm afraid I might injure myselfc or have a heart
attack.
20. I'm not good enough at any physical
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activity to make it fun.


21. If we had exercise facilities and showers at
work, then I would be more likely to exercise.
KNOW ME
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KNOW ME
Listed on the next slide the different sports
events. Determine the following if it is
moderate or vigorous physical activities. Put
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a check mark ( / ) to the corresponding column.


Copy and answer it on your notebook. To be
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pass on next meeting.


KNOW ME

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THANK YOU!
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