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5 Please list at least three ways that you can keep everyone involved in group fitness happy and feeling like they have an important role.

Critical Thinking Questions

Please answer each of the following questions in complete sentences.

1. Although working out with friends has many benefits, what are some possible drawbacks? Explain.

2. One of the benefits of working out with others is that it can keep you safe. What are some activities that may be safer when performed with other people? Explain.

3. One of the tips given for keeping the group happy is to give feedback. Imagine that you are playing soccer and you notice that one of your teammates isn’t sharing the ball and isn’t working as a team member very well. How would you give them feedback in a kind and helpful way?

4. The unit talks about how great athletes or fitness figures don’t always stick to one activity and like to switch it up, like Dwain Chambers. Can you think of any other athletes or fitness figures who participated in more than one activity professionally? Why do you think they do this?

5. The unit discusses the four stages of group building in fitness—forming, storming, norming, and performing. Do you think that these four stages can be applied to other types of situations or activities besides fitness? Discuss and give an example.

Answer:

Some ways you can make people involved are playing music while working out, bring in some fun workout objects, play tag (running). Working out with friends can sometimes distract you and make you workout less.

Explanation:

The FitnessGram PACER Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The test is used to measure a student's aerobic capacity as part of the FitnessGram assessment. Students run back and forth as many times as they can, each lap signaled by a beep sound.

What three parts of your eye work together to make a clear image?
cornea, pupil and lens
iris, pupil, and cornea
cornea, lens and the shape of your eyeball
pupil, shape of your eyeball, and cornea

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Alta is a home health care aide. She usually visits elderly patients who are recovering from recent surgery. Alta not only checks on how they are healing but also performs tasks like helping them bathe or eat a meal. Explain why Alta’s job is important and what qualities you think that Alta needs as she performs her tasks.​

An individual having a history of migraine headaches would most likely be diagnosed with having __________.
A.
a common disorder of the central nervous system
B.
a degenerative disorder of the central nervous system
C.
a disorder of the peripheral nervous system
D.
no disorder

What is corontology?
A.
The study of the benefits that Pilates has on the heart.
B.
The holistic approach to exercise that is known today as Pilates.
C.
The study of the effects of exercise on body, mind, and spirit.
D.
The study of how an individual's core is related to his/her holistic health.

Without the skeletal system, the body could not carry oxygen in the blood.

I counted my pulse for 15 seconds and counted 18 beats my beats per minutes would be
________.

a warning sign of quackery includes
a. offering instant results
b. advertisements that make you laugh
c. not containing a secret formula
d. all of the above
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What can you infer from the fact that dried-out nasal passages make you more susceptible to the flu?

What are the steps taken when a player commits a violation in football?

The peripheral nervous system is made up of the brain and spinal cord.

Describe at least 3 things that can influence a person's body image.

Which of the following refers to the elapsed time to respond to stimulus, such as responding while driving a car or catching a ball?
A.
Agility
B.
Power
C.
Coordination
D.
Reaction time

Which of the following levers has the fulcrum in the center of the lever and the resistance on one end, such as a see-saw?
A.
Class 1 Lever
B.
Class 2 Lever
C.
Class 3 Lever
D.
Class 4 Lever

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MHR and THR Self-Check
You have learned to calculate Maximum Heart Rate and Target Heart Rate zone. Here’s the chance to check your understanding. Enter your age and then calculate the MHR and THR zone.

Calculate your Target Heart Rate zone

Step 1

Enter your age: ______

Step 2

Calculate your Maximum Heart Rate

Hint: MHR = 220 - your age

Enter the MHR: ____ beats per minute

Step 3

Find your Resting Heart Rate

Enter your RHR ____

Step 4

Calculate your Target Heart Rate zone

Hint: Target Heart Rate zone: [(MHR-RHR)*.5] + RHR
and
Target Heart Rate zone upper limit: [(MHR-RHR)*.85] + RHR

Enter the THR zone: ____ to ____ beats per minute

Which of the following refers to a bounce or spring back after one object comes in contact with another?
A.
Spin
B.
Rotation
C.
Rebound
D.
Force

Which of these contributes to heart disease and stroke? (multiple choice answer)

Unsaturated fat
Bulimia
Saturated fat
Cholesterol

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If you have a muscle that has atrophied, the muscle would be __________.
A.
broken
B.
shrunken
C.
torn
D.
strained

___________ is the study of how our bodies use the food we eat to keep us healthy.

A calculated movement or skill performed for a given situation in attempt to gain advantage over the competition is the definition of what?
A.
Tactical movement
B.
Drill
C.
Situation awareness
D.
Scrimmage

An individual visits the doctor because they notice that, over time, they have been losing muscle strength. Which explanation will the doctor MOST likely give?
A.
The individual could have a muscle injury that is caused by a sprain.
B.
The individual could have a muscle disease that causes ligament tears.
C.
The individual could have muscular dystrophy.
D.
The individual could have a skeletal disease.

Guess my fave sport and get brain thing
It has a ball and a net :3

The human body is composed of approximately 60% of water.

How might scientists' knowledge of atoms and molecules help them with medical discoveries and products such as self-healing plastic skin?

Chris has a semester exam in Spanish next week. He has a lot of material to study and has created a circuit-learning schedule to use.

Use this chart to answer the question that follows:

The 10 day chart has three columns, day of week, time spent studying, and material to study. Monday, week one, 30 minutes spent studying material A. Tuesday, week one, 0 minutes spent studying material A and 20 minutes spent studying material B. Wednesday, week one, 10 minutes spent studying material A, 10 minutes spent studying material B, and 10 minutes spent studying material C. Thursday, week one, 10 minutes spent studying material B, 10 minutes spent studying material C, and 10 minutes spent studying material D. Friday, week one, 5 minutes spent studying material C, 10 minutes spent studying material D, and 15 minutes spent studying material E. Monday, week two, 5 minutes spent studying material D, 10 minutes spent studying material E, and 15 minutes spent studying material F. Tuesday, week two, 5 minutes spent studying material E, 10 minutes spent studying material F, and 15 minutes spent studying material G. Wednesday, week two, 5 minutes spent studying material F, 10 minutes spent studying material G, and 15 minutes spent studying material H. Thursday, week two, 5 minutes spent studying material H and 25 minutes studying materials A, B, C, D, and E. Friday, week two, 40 minutes spent studying materials A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H.

What can Chris do to improve his circuit-learning schedule?

Review for longer periods of time, at least 10 minutes, at the beginning of each day.
Shorten this circuit-learning schedule as he is studying the material way too much.
Spend more time on the last day, at least an hour, and study each piece of material longer.
Use blocks of 5, 10, and 15 minutes on Wednesday and Thursday of the first week.

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