The document discusses physical fitness objectives, including analyzing exercise advantages and performing dynamic and static exercises. It provides examples of physical fitness tests that measure things like muscular strength, endurance, power, agility, and cardio respiratory endurance. The document explains that dynamic exercises involve active joint movements through full ranges of motion and can warm up the body before exercise, while static exercises are done after a workout and involve stretching muscles in a held position to increase flexibility. Lists of example dynamic and static exercises are provided.
The document discusses physical fitness objectives, including analyzing exercise advantages and performing dynamic and static exercises. It provides examples of physical fitness tests that measure things like muscular strength, endurance, power, agility, and cardio respiratory endurance. The document explains that dynamic exercises involve active joint movements through full ranges of motion and can warm up the body before exercise, while static exercises are done after a workout and involve stretching muscles in a held position to increase flexibility. Lists of example dynamic and static exercises are provided.
The document discusses physical fitness objectives, including analyzing exercise advantages and performing dynamic and static exercises. It provides examples of physical fitness tests that measure things like muscular strength, endurance, power, agility, and cardio respiratory endurance. The document explains that dynamic exercises involve active joint movements through full ranges of motion and can warm up the body before exercise, while static exercises are done after a workout and involve stretching muscles in a held position to increase flexibility. Lists of example dynamic and static exercises are provided.
The document discusses physical fitness objectives, including analyzing exercise advantages and performing dynamic and static exercises. It provides examples of physical fitness tests that measure things like muscular strength, endurance, power, agility, and cardio respiratory endurance. The document explains that dynamic exercises involve active joint movements through full ranges of motion and can warm up the body before exercise, while static exercises are done after a workout and involve stretching muscles in a held position to increase flexibility. Lists of example dynamic and static exercises are provided.
• ANALYZING THE ADVANTAGES OF EXERCISE; AND • PERFORMING DYNAMIC AND STATIC EXERCISES. “Sweat it Off!” • Perform the physical fitness test and exercise below. A. Curl-Up B. Push- Up C. Three- Minute Step Test Some of the examples of Physical Fitness Test are: • Curl-up measures strength and endurance of abdominal muscles. • Standing long jump measures leg power • Push-up measures upper body strength, specifically the muscles of the arms, shoulders, chest and back. • Shuttle run measures agility • Three-minute step test measures the cardio respiratory endurance. Fitness is the ability to live a healthy, satisfying and useful life. It is the major goal of physical education considering its implications for physical, social, emotional and mental well-being. DYNAMIC • DYNAMIC (ACTIVE) STRETCHING EXERCISES INVOLVES ACTIVE MOVEMENTS WHERE JOINTS AND MUSCLES GO THROUGH A FULL RANGE OF MOTION. THEY CAN WARM UP YOUR BODY BEFORE EXERCISE. THESE INCLUDE JOGGING, HIGH KNEES, BUTT KICKS, SIDE SHUFFLES, BACK PEDALS, AND JUMPING JACKS. STATIC • STATIC (STATIONARY) STRETCHING EXERCISES ON THE OTHER HAND ARE DONE AT THE END OF YOUR WORK OUT, AND INVOLVE STRETCHING THAT YOU HOLD IN PLACE FOR A PERIOD OF TIME, WITHOUT MOVEMENT. THIS ALLOWS YOUR MUSCLES TO LOOSEN UP, WHILE INCREASING FLEXIBILITY AND RANGE OF MOTION. THESE INCLUDE NECK STRETCHES, SHOULDER CURLS, ARM- STRETCHES, TRUNK STRETCHES, TOE TOUCH, LUNGES AND SQUATS. STATIC EXERCISE DYNAMIC 1. Neck Stretches
2. High Knees
3. Butt Kick
4. Squats
5. Lunges
6. Side Shuffles
7. Toe Touch
8. Trunk Stretches
9. Jumping Jacks
10. Arm Stretches
PERFORM ATLEAST FIVE MINUTES EXERCISE PER GROUP USING THE STATIC ND DYNAMIC EXERCISE. 1. WHAT IS STATIC AND DYNAMIC EXERCISE? 2. HOW CAN THESE EXERCISES HELP YOU IN ATTAINING AN IMPROVED WAY OF LIFE? ADDITIONAL ACTIVITY: