Different Ways of AssessingWeight Resting Heart RateBlood PressureBody Mass Index (BMI)Circumference Measurements Current Fitness LevelV02 MaxCurl Up or Sit Up TestPush Up TestSit and Reach
How Is Health and Fitness Assessed
Starzz Magazine : Assessing Health and Fitness by Kenzie Gittens
Cardiovascular Fitness : your body's ability to get oxygen and blood to the musclesResistance Training : training a specific muscle group against a exterior forceFlexibility : the ability to move a joint through its full range of motionLow Intensity - high rep, Medium intensity - medium rep, High intensity - low repAerobic Interval training- a variation of exercise intensity's through intervalsAnaerobic Interval Training- alternating high intensity and low intensity exercises for a equal period of timeCircuit Training - setting up stations with different intensity's to work the whole bodyStatic Stretching : used on muscles that are tightDynamic stretching : using a repeated motion to stretch a muscle
FITT Principle Frequency, Intensity, Time, TypeThe 3 Types : Cardio, Resistance, FlexibilityPrinciple of Overload : Adding a greater demand onto the workoutPrinciple of Progression : The gradual incline in your workoutsPrinciple of Specificity : working to improve a specific body part of skill