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Fitt Principle
Fitt Principle
PRINCIPLE
SESSION 5
TOPIC OBJECTIVE
Explains the value of
optimizing physical fitness
and development through
participation in active and
healthy lifestyle and
physical activity
assessment.
RUNDOWN OF
ACTIVITIES
• Discussion on FITT
Principle
• Discussion on FITT
Programming
• Activity Guidelines
These are the key factors
FITT PRINCIPLE in designing an exercise
program that will address
F
the current fitness level,
FREQUENCY Frequency is how often a person performs the provide means to
Type or specificity, refers to the specific
targeted health-related physical activity. For each
overload the body, and
I
physical
Intensity
component activity
is how chosen
hard to improve
a person
of health-related aa safe
exercises
fitness, during a
INTENSITY component isofthree
physical activity
frequency health-related
period. fitness.
to fiveIntensity
times canFor
a week. be measured trigger positive
example,
in different
Time anways,
is the individual
length of thewishing
depending on to
physical theincrease
relatedAs
activity. health-
with adaptations.
T
arm strength
related mustofexercise
component.
the other aspects For theprinciple,
triceps and
example,
the FITT time varies
TIME biceps, while an
monitoring
depending on theindividual
heart rate is onewishing to component
wayfitness
health-related to gauge
increase
targeted. aerobic
intensity endurance
during aerobic needs toactivities,
endurance jog, run, but
swim
T TYPE
or perform
gives some other
no indication
challenging
activities activity.
aerobically
of intensity during flexibility
FREQUENCY
RECOMMENDED
Cardio-
Muscular
Respiratory
Endurance
Endurance
VS
5–7 2–3
sessions/week
sessions/week
INTENSITY
RECOMMENDED How fast should you run while doing 50 meters SPRINT?
How fast do you run while doing 1 Kilometer run?
Muscular Muscular
Strength Endurance
@2–3 @2–3
sessions/week(F) sessions/week(F)
Intensity @ Intensity @ Light
Heavy Resistance Resistance
TIME
4 STAGES OF EXERCISE
MAIN ACTIVITY
STRETCHING The stage where you COOL DOWN
Target: should last longest. Target:
1. Perform Dynamic 1. Perform Static
Stretching; Stretching;
WARM-UP 2. Activate Joints 2. Lower Down
Target:
3
and Muscles Heart Rate
1. Increase Heart
Rate;
2. Increase Blood
Flow
2 4
1
TIME VARIABLES
1. Time Bounded i.e. 30Minutes
2. # of Repetitions or Sets
TYPE
TYPES OF EXERCISES
STRENGTH &
AEROBIC FLEXIBILITY
ENDURANCE
EXERCISES EXERCISES
EXERCISES
Yoga
Swimming Rubber
Pilates
Cycling Resistance Taichi
Sports Training
Brisk Walking Free Weights
Running Weight-Lifting
Dance Exercises Machines
HIIT(High Calisthenics or
Intensity Interval Body Weight
Training) Training
FITT PRINCIPLE
refers to the amount of
load or resistance, providing
a greater stress, or load, on
the body than it is normally
accustomed to in order to
increase fitness.
Requirements:
1. Tabata Workout Music(*Downloaded)
2. 8 Exercises for Cardio-Respiratory Endurance
Mechanics:
1. The class will make one 4-minute TABATA Workout
Video;
2. The activity will be per SQUAD;
3. The Video should have the following:
1. Synchronized Individual Videos of each squad
member;
2. Names of Exercises should be present while
doing the exercise;
3. Squad name and list of members will be
incorporated within the video;
4. Additional Elements such as countdown timers
may be placed within the video
ACTIVITY GUIDELINES
4 Minute TABATA WORKOUT MAKING
Final Video Output Parameters:
SQUAD TASKING
Student met and Students met and Only a couple of Meetings were not
had discussions had discussions team meetings held and/or some
regularly. All regularly. Most of were held. Most of of the team
students on the the students on the students on members did not
team contributed the team the team contribute at all to
#2
to the discussion contributed to the contributed at the project. Low
Teamwork
and were part of discussion and some level, but a levels of respect
(x1) the final project. were part of the majority of the were evident
Team members final project. Team work was done by within the team.
showed respect members mostly one or two.
with each other. showed respect
with each other.
GRADING PARAMETERS
Most project
deadlines Many project
Deadlines
were met. deadlines
were regularly
Those that were not met,
#3 All project missed,
were late did resulting in
Timeliness deadlines having a
not have some impact
(x1) were met. significant
significant on the
impact on the
impact on the finished
final project.
finished project.
project.
GRADING PARAMETERS
Most project
deadlines Many project
Deadlines
were met. deadlines
were regularly
Those that were not met,
#4 All project missed,
were late did resulting in
Over-all Video deadlines having a
not have some impact
(x3) were met. significant
significant on the
impact on the
impact on the finished
final project.
finished project.
project.
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