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Lesson 34 Bellringer

Lesson 34 Bellringer. How do you feel after participating in physical activity? How could exercising with a friend make it easier to stick to a fitness plan?. Lesson 34 What is cardio respiratory endurance? (Page 375). What is flexibility? What is muscular strength? What is body composition?

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Lesson 34 Bellringer

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  1. Lesson 34 Bellringer How do you feel after participating in physical activity? How could exercising with a friend make it easier to stick to a fitness plan?

  2. Lesson 34What is cardio respiratory endurance?(Page 375) • What is flexibility? • What is muscular strength? • What is body composition? • What is exercise?

  3. What does aerobic mean?What does anaerobic mean?What is isometric?What is isotonic?What is isokinetic?

  4. What effects does increased cardiorespiratory endurance have? • Increased heart and lung function • Faster metabolic rate • More antioxidants-slower aging • Improved insulin sensitivity

  5. What effects does increased cardiorespiratory endurance have? • Helps muscles ability to avoid lactic acid build-up • Increases HDL • Improves immune system

  6. What effects does increased cardiorespiratory endurance have? • Lessens risk of colon cancer by speeding up digestive system • Reduces stress • Prevents too much epinephrine and cortisol

  7. What function does a warm-up provide? • Prepares muscles to do more work

  8. Page 377 Look at the chart, in your notebook answer questions 1 and 2. • What does “runners high” mean? • Why might a runner experience this type of euphoria? • Has anyone ever felt this way before?

  9. What is the benefit of a cooldown? • Give body a way to slowly return breathing and heart rate to normal • Reduce risk of sore or pulled muscles

  10. What are some benefits of muscular strength and endurance?(Page 380) What are repetitions and sets? (pg. 380)

  11. What are agility, balance, reaction time, speed, power and coordination? (p. 382)

  12. Did you know? • Exercising speeds up your metabolism which means you burn calories faster. • Jumping rope burns about 5 calories every 3 jumps but typing on the computer only burns 1 calorie in 2 hours. • People who exercise live longer than sedentary people.

  13. How many calories do I burn per hour? • Bike 240 • Baseball 280 • Skating 300 • Swimming 275 • Dancing 420 • Walking 440 • Basketball 560 • Jogging 740 * based on 150lb. person

  14. How long does it take to burn the calories I drank? • Water 0 • Sports Drink 14 minutes of moderate exercise • 100% juice 27 minutes of moderate ex. • This is not incorporating sugar only calories. • 100% fruit juice is nutrient rich! • This is only for 12oz. of each sports drinks are usually more so you would have to multiply the time.

  15. Did you know? • Exercise releases endorphins which makes you feel better and even helps relieve depression. • Exercise can lower blood pressure and relieve stress. • While the heart is the strongest muscle in the body it needs to be exercised regularly to keep healthy.

  16. Did you know? • Walking is one of the best exercises. It is free, easy, can be done with friends, and can be done year round. (Just make sure to dress for the weather)

  17. List some lifetime sports. • Basketball (how many play?) • Cross-country skiing • Golf • Swimming • Jogging/ walking/ hiking • Biking • Martial arts • Rock climbing (who has been climbing?) • Skating

  18. Fill in the blank: Sports shouldemphasize___________ • Fun • Friendship • Fitness

  19. Who do we see having problems acting in healthy ways at games? Is that a good example for others? Why?

  20. Often parents flunk at sportsmanship. What do we see parents doing at games? • Pressuring kids to do better to win scholarships which may be unrealistic • Screaming at players • Berating officials • Bossing coaches around • Critiquing their child’s every play

  21. What should participants and spectators do during games, matches, etc.? • Show respect • Show support • Be positive • Be appropriate • Keep emotions under control

  22. Homework Read lesson 35

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