This document contains questions about health and fitness. It asks how health is important, what people can do to stay healthy, what the individual does to stay healthy, what makes people happy and healthy, what makes people aggressive, if aggressive people are dangerous to society, who can be called an optimist, if optimists have a cheerful character, if positive emotions are good for health, how bad emotions influence health, if healthy food is important, what else is good for health, if the individual likes friendly people, if they are always friendly to others, and why it's important to be friendly and respect others. It also contains questions about diet, exercise, sports, illnesses, doctors visits, and healthy living.
The document provides information on the importance of exercise and tips for creating an exercise plan. It discusses setting goals and priorities for exercise, as well as common excuses people use to avoid exercise. The document also outlines the five components of physical fitness and lists benefits of exercise such as stress relief and improved health. Recommendations are given for the amount of daily exercise most experts suggest and examples of simple exercises that can be done. Potential consequences of not exercising are also mentioned.
This document discusses how sports promote mental well-being. It defines sports, mental health, and overall health. Sports keep the mind healthy and reduce stress by providing relief and allowing one to forget worries. Sports also sharpen focus, increase self-confidence, develop sportsmanship, fight depression by providing an outlet, and improve mood. Regular physical activity from sports leads to better physical and mental health. The document concludes that sports are key to the satisfaction and well-being gained from reducing stress, sharpening focus, and improving mood and confidence.
Sports can help improve mental well-being by reducing stress, sharpening focus, and increasing self-confidence. Engaging in sports keeps depression away and maintains a good mood by keeping the mind healthy and relaxed after playing. Sports promote mental well-being by developing a sportsman spirit, reducing stress, sharpening focus, increasing self-confidence, keeping depression away, maintaining good mood, and improving physical health.
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This slide decks presentation is a springboard lesson for Grade 10 with self -assessment on healthy lifestyle, lifestyle diseases, safety and weight management.
This document discusses sport and exercise psychology. It covers the history and development of the field, key topics studied such as motor performance and psychological development through physical activity. It outlines the roles of sport psychologists and therapists in areas like peak performance, injury rehabilitation, and health promotion. It also discusses how sport and physical activity can benefit mental health and reduce risks of diseases.
The document discusses wellness and defines it as a state of high-level health that is positively or negatively impacted by daily decisions. It outlines five dimensions of wellness - physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual - and describes what healthy and unhealthy looks like for each dimension. These five dimensions make up a wheel where each dimension supports and affects the others, with an overall strong center needed to support the entire system. Factors like heredity, environment, culture, media, and behavior can all influence wellness in both positive and negative ways.
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A Presentation for Eagle Scouts Personal Fitness Merit Badge that we gave to over 100 Boy Scouts on October 11th 2014, for the Educational portion of their Personal Fitness Merit Badge.
This document contains questions about health and fitness. It asks how health is important, what people can do to stay healthy, what the individual does to stay healthy, what makes people happy and healthy, what makes people aggressive, if aggressive people are dangerous to society, who can be called an optimist, if optimists have a cheerful character, if positive emotions are good for health, how bad emotions influence health, if healthy food is important, what else is good for health, if the individual likes friendly people, if they are always friendly to others, and why it's important to be friendly and respect others. It also contains questions about diet, exercise, sports, illnesses, doctors visits, and healthy living.
The document provides information on the importance of exercise and tips for creating an exercise plan. It discusses setting goals and priorities for exercise, as well as common excuses people use to avoid exercise. The document also outlines the five components of physical fitness and lists benefits of exercise such as stress relief and improved health. Recommendations are given for the amount of daily exercise most experts suggest and examples of simple exercises that can be done. Potential consequences of not exercising are also mentioned.
This document discusses how sports promote mental well-being. It defines sports, mental health, and overall health. Sports keep the mind healthy and reduce stress by providing relief and allowing one to forget worries. Sports also sharpen focus, increase self-confidence, develop sportsmanship, fight depression by providing an outlet, and improve mood. Regular physical activity from sports leads to better physical and mental health. The document concludes that sports are key to the satisfaction and well-being gained from reducing stress, sharpening focus, and improving mood and confidence.
Sports can help improve mental well-being by reducing stress, sharpening focus, and increasing self-confidence. Engaging in sports keeps depression away and maintains a good mood by keeping the mind healthy and relaxed after playing. Sports promote mental well-being by developing a sportsman spirit, reducing stress, sharpening focus, increasing self-confidence, keeping depression away, maintaining good mood, and improving physical health.
Unit 1 FIRST TOPIC IN PE GRADE 10-PROMOTING HEALTHY LIFESTYLEMaCristina21
This slide decks presentation is a springboard lesson for Grade 10 with self -assessment on healthy lifestyle, lifestyle diseases, safety and weight management.
This document discusses sport and exercise psychology. It covers the history and development of the field, key topics studied such as motor performance and psychological development through physical activity. It outlines the roles of sport psychologists and therapists in areas like peak performance, injury rehabilitation, and health promotion. It also discusses how sport and physical activity can benefit mental health and reduce risks of diseases.
The document discusses wellness and defines it as a state of high-level health that is positively or negatively impacted by daily decisions. It outlines five dimensions of wellness - physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual - and describes what healthy and unhealthy looks like for each dimension. These five dimensions make up a wheel where each dimension supports and affects the others, with an overall strong center needed to support the entire system. Factors like heredity, environment, culture, media, and behavior can all influence wellness in both positive and negative ways.
Haywood Fitness - Presentation for Eagle Scouts Personal Fitness Merit BadgeDustin Haywood
A Presentation for Eagle Scouts Personal Fitness Merit Badge that we gave to over 100 Boy Scouts on October 11th 2014, for the Educational portion of their Personal Fitness Merit Badge.
This document provides information about sports/fitness therapy. It discusses the history and areas of focus in sports psychology, including peak performance and injury rehabilitation. It defines sports therapy and the role of a sports therapist, outlining techniques they use like massage, taping, and rehabilitation programs. The document also covers the health benefits of physical activity in reducing risks of conditions like cardiovascular disease and cancer. It provides information on the job of a sports therapist, including assessing injuries, treating players, and designing rehabilitation programs. Finally, it discusses resources from the Association for Applied Sports Psychology regarding professional development, health and fitness, athletes, and injury rehabilitation.
Physical activity reduces the risk of many health issues like heart disease and diabetes. It helps maintain a healthy weight and improves mood. However, many Americans are overweight and inactive. The document recommends getting at least 30 minutes of moderate physical activity most days of the week. It discusses the four components of physical fitness - aerobic, muscular, flexibility, and body composition - and provides examples of activities for each. It provides tips for creating a fitness goal and plan to safely incorporate regular physical activity into one's life.
This document discusses living an active lifestyle and overcoming barriers to exercise. It addresses common myths about exercise, societal trends contributing to increased obesity rates, and components of wellness. The importance of balance, setting goals, and breaking free from negative physical education experiences from school is emphasized. The key is incorporating regular physical activity into daily life in a fun and balanced way.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is important for several reasons. This document outlines the roles of teachers, students, and parents in maintaining healthy lifestyles and achieving fitness objectives over the course of a one-month unit. Some key benefits of staying healthy include drastically reducing the chances of heart disease, providing stress relief, making daily activities easier to complete, and leading to a longer and happier life.
Obesity is a growing epidemic and major health risk that can be addressed through diet and exercise. Losing weight requires burning more calories than consuming through both eating less and increasing physical activity. Exercise is important for weight loss for several reasons - it elevates metabolism, burns more calories, and improves mood. While exercise does not need to be strenuous, it is important to raise heart rate for at least 20 minutes 3 times a week through various options like videos, classes, or walking. Staying motivated by finding enjoyable forms of exercise and making it social can help make physical activity a regular part of a healthy lifestyle.
Harmony Medicine Franklin TN - A Recovery Guide for Injured AthletesHarmony Medicine
Harmony Medicine strives to focus on disease prevention & preservation of your overall health. We do so with an integrative health approach & a multidisciplinary staff. We want to help YOU change your overall health with education through Wellness Medicine.
http://www.harmony-medicine.com
This document provides seven tips for living a long and healthy life: 1) Get enough exercise daily since many modern jobs do not require physical activity. 2) Go to sleep when feeling tired and be active during the day. 3) Eat when hungry and listen to your body's signals. 4) Fast regularly to give your digestive system rest. 5) Wash with cool water before bed to relax and prepare for sleep. 6) Practice meditation for its mental and physical benefits. 7) Wake up early each day for optimal health.
The document introduces the concept of a "Health Triangle" to assess an individual's physical, mental/emotional, and social health. It provides questionnaires for the user to answer yes or no questions in each of the three health areas. The user then graphs their results on a triangle diagram using symbols to represent their yes answers in each area. They analyze their health triangle to identify strengths and areas for improvement. The user is prompted to write a summary on how they can improve their health and balance their triangle by working on weaker areas.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 11 - Health and Risk in our LIfestyleMarvin Bronoso
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 11 - Health and Risk in our Lifestyle
The student be able to relates health behaviors (eating habits, sleep and stress management) to health risks factors and physical activity assessment performance.
The document discusses the relationship between health and sports. It defines health according to the WHO as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not just the absence of disease. It notes that factors like human biology, environment, lifestyle, and healthcare organization can impact health. It recommends eating healthy and practicing sports to reduce health risks and states that sports can help maintain good physical shape as well as improve mental functions and autonomy.
Although exercise and physical activity have been proven time and time again to offer incredible health benefits, not everyone has "bought into" the hype.
Well ... here is an outline of 50 scientifically proven reasons to exercise!
What is Body Image?
What are Eating Disorders?
What Causes Eating Disorders?
Tips for Critical Viewing of the Media
Strategies for Dealing with Eating Disorders
Tips for a Healthy Body Image
M.A.I.D. Technique for Engaging Residents
Resources
The document discusses the relationship between health and sport. It notes that sport is a tool that can promote health and prevent disease by helping to control conditions like diabetes and heart disease. It also mentions that sport can strengthen memory, increase self-confidence, and aid better sleep. Some examples of sports provided are basketball, football, jogging, swimming, and bodybuilding. The document also states that increasing physical activity can help slow the spread of chronic diseases related to high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and obesity. While sport alone cannot treat or prevent disease, it can have health benefits when done safely with proper nutrition, training programs, and knowledge of any risks.
Regular physical activity provides numerous health benefits such as controlling weight, reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, some cancers, and improving mental health and mood. While starting physical activity or increasing levels of activity, it is important to start slowly and gradually increase activity levels to reduce risks. Moderate intensity activities like brisk walking are generally safe for most people and even a small amount of weekly physical activity is beneficial to health.
This document discusses the importance of physical and mental health for children. It notes that 11% of Australian children do not meet physical activity guidelines and 1 in 5 children are overweight or obese. A child's physical and mental health can be influenced by their family's health behaviors and genetics. If obesity is not addressed in childhood, it can lead to health issues in adulthood like heart disease, diabetes, and depression. The document recommends that participating in sports and physical activity can improve both physical and mental health by enhancing self-esteem, developing friendships, and reducing stress. It suggests schools can promote children's health by encouraging physical activity through active play at breaks, healthy canteens, and physical education programs.
Playing sports provides numerous physical and mental health benefits throughout one's life. It improves cardiovascular health, muscle and bone strength, and weight management. Sports also boost self-esteem and reduce stress by providing an outlet for stress relief and a support system through teammates. Participating in sports as a child and teenager is linked to greater quality of life, independence, and fewer doctor visits in older age.
This document provides information about sports/fitness therapy. It discusses the history and areas of focus in sports psychology, including peak performance and injury rehabilitation. It defines sports therapy and the role of a sports therapist, outlining techniques they use like massage, taping, and rehabilitation programs. The document also covers the health benefits of physical activity in reducing risks of conditions like cardiovascular disease and cancer. It provides information on the job of a sports therapist, including assessing injuries, treating players, and designing rehabilitation programs. Finally, it discusses resources from the Association for Applied Sports Psychology regarding professional development, health and fitness, athletes, and injury rehabilitation.
Physical activity reduces the risk of many health issues like heart disease and diabetes. It helps maintain a healthy weight and improves mood. However, many Americans are overweight and inactive. The document recommends getting at least 30 minutes of moderate physical activity most days of the week. It discusses the four components of physical fitness - aerobic, muscular, flexibility, and body composition - and provides examples of activities for each. It provides tips for creating a fitness goal and plan to safely incorporate regular physical activity into one's life.
This document discusses living an active lifestyle and overcoming barriers to exercise. It addresses common myths about exercise, societal trends contributing to increased obesity rates, and components of wellness. The importance of balance, setting goals, and breaking free from negative physical education experiences from school is emphasized. The key is incorporating regular physical activity into daily life in a fun and balanced way.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is important for several reasons. This document outlines the roles of teachers, students, and parents in maintaining healthy lifestyles and achieving fitness objectives over the course of a one-month unit. Some key benefits of staying healthy include drastically reducing the chances of heart disease, providing stress relief, making daily activities easier to complete, and leading to a longer and happier life.
Obesity is a growing epidemic and major health risk that can be addressed through diet and exercise. Losing weight requires burning more calories than consuming through both eating less and increasing physical activity. Exercise is important for weight loss for several reasons - it elevates metabolism, burns more calories, and improves mood. While exercise does not need to be strenuous, it is important to raise heart rate for at least 20 minutes 3 times a week through various options like videos, classes, or walking. Staying motivated by finding enjoyable forms of exercise and making it social can help make physical activity a regular part of a healthy lifestyle.
Harmony Medicine Franklin TN - A Recovery Guide for Injured AthletesHarmony Medicine
Harmony Medicine strives to focus on disease prevention & preservation of your overall health. We do so with an integrative health approach & a multidisciplinary staff. We want to help YOU change your overall health with education through Wellness Medicine.
http://www.harmony-medicine.com
This document provides seven tips for living a long and healthy life: 1) Get enough exercise daily since many modern jobs do not require physical activity. 2) Go to sleep when feeling tired and be active during the day. 3) Eat when hungry and listen to your body's signals. 4) Fast regularly to give your digestive system rest. 5) Wash with cool water before bed to relax and prepare for sleep. 6) Practice meditation for its mental and physical benefits. 7) Wake up early each day for optimal health.
The document introduces the concept of a "Health Triangle" to assess an individual's physical, mental/emotional, and social health. It provides questionnaires for the user to answer yes or no questions in each of the three health areas. The user then graphs their results on a triangle diagram using symbols to represent their yes answers in each area. They analyze their health triangle to identify strengths and areas for improvement. The user is prompted to write a summary on how they can improve their health and balance their triangle by working on weaker areas.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 11 - Health and Risk in our LIfestyleMarvin Bronoso
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 11 - Health and Risk in our Lifestyle
The student be able to relates health behaviors (eating habits, sleep and stress management) to health risks factors and physical activity assessment performance.
The document discusses the relationship between health and sports. It defines health according to the WHO as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not just the absence of disease. It notes that factors like human biology, environment, lifestyle, and healthcare organization can impact health. It recommends eating healthy and practicing sports to reduce health risks and states that sports can help maintain good physical shape as well as improve mental functions and autonomy.
Although exercise and physical activity have been proven time and time again to offer incredible health benefits, not everyone has "bought into" the hype.
Well ... here is an outline of 50 scientifically proven reasons to exercise!
What is Body Image?
What are Eating Disorders?
What Causes Eating Disorders?
Tips for Critical Viewing of the Media
Strategies for Dealing with Eating Disorders
Tips for a Healthy Body Image
M.A.I.D. Technique for Engaging Residents
Resources
The document discusses the relationship between health and sport. It notes that sport is a tool that can promote health and prevent disease by helping to control conditions like diabetes and heart disease. It also mentions that sport can strengthen memory, increase self-confidence, and aid better sleep. Some examples of sports provided are basketball, football, jogging, swimming, and bodybuilding. The document also states that increasing physical activity can help slow the spread of chronic diseases related to high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and obesity. While sport alone cannot treat or prevent disease, it can have health benefits when done safely with proper nutrition, training programs, and knowledge of any risks.
Regular physical activity provides numerous health benefits such as controlling weight, reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, some cancers, and improving mental health and mood. While starting physical activity or increasing levels of activity, it is important to start slowly and gradually increase activity levels to reduce risks. Moderate intensity activities like brisk walking are generally safe for most people and even a small amount of weekly physical activity is beneficial to health.
This document discusses the importance of physical and mental health for children. It notes that 11% of Australian children do not meet physical activity guidelines and 1 in 5 children are overweight or obese. A child's physical and mental health can be influenced by their family's health behaviors and genetics. If obesity is not addressed in childhood, it can lead to health issues in adulthood like heart disease, diabetes, and depression. The document recommends that participating in sports and physical activity can improve both physical and mental health by enhancing self-esteem, developing friendships, and reducing stress. It suggests schools can promote children's health by encouraging physical activity through active play at breaks, healthy canteens, and physical education programs.
Playing sports provides numerous physical and mental health benefits throughout one's life. It improves cardiovascular health, muscle and bone strength, and weight management. Sports also boost self-esteem and reduce stress by providing an outlet for stress relief and a support system through teammates. Participating in sports as a child and teenager is linked to greater quality of life, independence, and fewer doctor visits in older age.
1. Fitness Isnt Health
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Health, fitness and performance are the three separate and poorly correlated phenomena. Health is
generally defined as the
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strictly relates to your ability to meet the demands of your environment. Performance is how well
you accomplish a task.
You can be healthy without http://espn.go.com/ being fit. You can be in poor health and perform
superbly. Sick athletes break records all the time. Every Olympic competition is populated by
athletes with colds, fevers, infections and diarrhea. They invariably complete, and perform to their
level.
The idea that sports make you healthy is a shibboleth. Sports can actually hurt you. They are not
unhealthy per se, but they can be. You dont have to be fit to be healthy. If health is defined as lack of
disease, then fitness is not health. Only when you definition of health includes functional wellness
meaning the ability to cope with your environment do health, fitness and performance coincide.
I was at a faculty picnic a few years back, swimming with a colleague of mine, John Sellwood. He
was dying of lung cancer. One lung had been removed; the other was infected. He was to go into the
hospital the next day. Both of us had been college swimmers. Wed been swimming for a while when
he said,Ill race you fifty yards.
Youve already given me my handicap. I said, and I thought it gave me an unfair advantage. We
started off even. I didnt deliberately let him beat me, but he did. The next day he entered the
Hospital, and a month later he was dead. I think of no better illustration of lack of correlation
between health and performance.
Fitness means the development of components muscular strength, muscular endurance,
cardiovascular endurance and flexibility. Suppose I go to a gym and develop all these components
Am I going to swim or ski or play basketball better? Probably not. Supposing I just playing
basketball or skied or swan?
If my objective is to play a sport better, I would do better to play that sport. If I go swimming, play
basketball or ski, I improve my performance in that spot but it may make only a negligible
contribution to my general muscular and cardio respiratory fitness.
We have a name for this phenomenon in physiology. Its called specificity. It means that if you want
to train for an event, you practice that event, or exercise in a manner that simulates its
requirements. For those who enjoy a sport, Ill offer some supplementary suggestion later on about
how you can improve your performance. But right now our task is to get you in shape for evertday
life, so that youll look younger and feel better and not sag at the end of the day.
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