Chapter 3: Exercise

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HPS - Health and Wellness

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Chapter 3: Exercise

Physical Activity
Muscular movement of the body that results in significant energy expenditure above the resting metabolism.
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Physical Activity Muscular movement of the body that results in significant energy expenditure above the resting metabolism.
Exercise Structured physical activity that focuses on improving or maintaining physical capacity.
Components of Physical Fitness Cardiorespiratory (aerobic) fitness.
Musculoskeletal (muscular) fitness.
-Muscular strength
-Muscular endurance
-Flexibility
Body composition.
Aerobic Metabolism Biomechanical pathways that require oxygen to produce energy for muscle contraction.
-Oxidative phosphorylation
-Occurs in Mitochondria
-Provides nearly all energy at rest
-CO2 is bi-product
Ex) Distance running, cycling
Anaerobic Metabolism Pathways that do not require oxygen to produce energy for muscular contraction.
-Creatine/Phosphocreatine system & glycolysis
-Occurs outside the mitochondria
-Lactic acid as byproduct
Ex) weight lifting, sprinting
Red Blood Cells in Blood Carry O2 bound to hemoglobin.
Vasculature Channels blood between the heart and all parts of the body.
Principles of Exercise -Overload
-Reversibility
-Specificity
-Individual differences
Resistance Training Exercise that developes strength and muscular endurance using free weights, and body weight, or some combination.
-Isotonic
-Isometric
-Isokinetric
Factors to determine daily energy expenditure -Resting metabolic rate
-Thermic effect of food
-Physical activity
Benefits of Cardio exercise Lowers risk of heat disease.
Benefits of Musculoskeletal exercise Helps combat
-lower back pain
-osteoporosis
-joint disease
-loss of mobility
-frailty
FITT -Frequency
-Intensity
-Time
-Type (ana/aerobic, endurance/resistance)

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