1. Describe six training principles for physical activities. What You’ll Learn 2. Explain the Fitness Training Zone. 3. Discuss how to prevent, recognize, and treat physical activity- related injuries. 4. Discuss precautions to take in physical activity during extreme weather conditions, at high altitudes, or in polluted air. Click the mouse button or press the space bar to display information.
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1.Describe six training principles for physical activities. What You’ll Learn 2.Explain the Fitness Training Zone. 3. Discuss how to prevent, recognize,
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1. Describe six training principles for physical activities.
What You’ll Learn
2. Explain the Fitness Training Zone.
3. Discuss how to prevent, recognize, and treat physical activity-related injuries.
4. Discuss precautions to take in physical activity during extreme weather conditions, at high altitudes, or in polluted air.
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• If you put unusual demands on your bones and muscles, you increase your risk of being injured.
• Injuries are more apt to happen if you take part in sudden and unfamiliar kinds of exercise, especially if you do not warm up and stretch beforehand.
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If You Participate in Physical Activity During Extreme Weather Conditions
• What precautions should I take if I work out in hot weather? – Heat-related illnesses are conditions that result from exposure to temperatures that are
higher than normal.
– Heat cramps are painful muscle spasms in the legs and arms due to excessive fluid loss through sweating.
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If You Participate in Physical Activity During Extreme Weather Conditions
• What precautions should I take if I work out in hot weather? – Heat exhaustion is extreme tiredness due to the body’s inability to regulate its temperature.
– Heatstroke is an overheating of the body that is life-threatening. It occurs when sweating ceases so that the body cannot regulate its temperature.
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3. Name five physical activity-related injuries that can be avoided.Physical activity-related injuries that can be avoided include side stitches, sprains, stress fractures, tendonitis, overuse injuries, microtraumas, bruises, muscle cramps, muscle strains, and shin splints.
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