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Possible Benefits Of Regular Participation In Physical Activity. By Wilson, Joey, Alex and Emma. Physical Benefits. Physical activity improves coordination, strength, flexibility and balance. A 50% reduced risk or coronary heart disease compared with those who are inactive.
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Possible Benefits Of Regular Participation In Physical Activity. By Wilson, Joey, Alex and Emma.
Physical Benefits. • Physical activity improves coordination, strength, flexibility and balance. • A 50% reduced risk or coronary heart disease compared with those who are inactive. • Preserve bone density, reducing risk of osteoporosis. • Reduces risk of strokes through beneficial effects on hypertension blood clotting. • Odds of suffering insomnia, stress, and diabetes are lessened. • Exercise can contribute to longer life and can increase energy levels. • Blood pressure likely to be lower. • Body weight maintained at a healthy level. • May prevent certain types of cancer.
Mental Benefits • Meet new people. • Increased self confidence and self esteem. • Relieves anxiety. • Relieves depression • Relieves stress. • Evidence that academic performance might be improved.
Social Benefits • Meet new people. • Gaining a feeling of belonging and integration.
Club 1 • Train for 2 hours a twice a week • Regular competition-match every Saturday • Trained by a highly qualified coach • Train on good quality safe pitches-good facilities • Dressed appropriately-shin pads, boots kit • Consequences for not training regularly • Good attitude and team spirit • Club link to school-good friendship groups • Successful!
Club 2 • Irregular training • Unqualified coach • Unprofessional kit-not matching, no shin pads, boots • Relaxed rules-no consequences for not training regularly • Poor attitude • Unsuccessful
Which is the better club? Explain your answer. • If an inactive person asked you to persuade them to take part in exercise, what physical, mental, and social benefits would you give them? • Why would a person with self confidence issues take part in exercise?