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TYPES OF

EXERCISES
Prepared by: April Love T. Britanico, LPT
OBJECTIVES:

At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:


A. Define the three types of exercise
B. Value exercises
C. Participate actively
THREE TYPES OF
EXERCISES
⦿ ISOTONIC EXERCISE
⦿ ISOMETRIC
EXERCISE
⦿ AEROBIC EXERCISE
ISOTONIC EXERCISE
⦿ Where the muscles are made to
do some contraction and
relaxation to gain tones. These
movements are common to
many physical education
activities.
⦿ Examples of isotonic exercise
include squats, stair climbing,
bicep curls and push-ups.
Benefits of isotonic exercise

⦿ Supports quality of life by building range of


motion muscles that help with activities of daily
living.
⦿ Little or no special equipment is required.
⦿ Strengthens muscles.
⦿ Improves bone density and reduces risk of
osteoporosis.
⦿ Boosts cardiovascular health
ISOMETRIC EXERCISE
⦿ Where the muscles are made to
undergo tension and hold in a
certain position for sometime in
order to develop muscles
strength.
⦿ Examples include the plank and
side bridge as well as the wall
sit and many yoga poses such as
chair and tree poses.
Benefits of isometric exercise

⦿ Requires little time – you can benefit in as


little as 10 to 30 seconds performed regularly.
⦿ Has a rehabilitative effect on muscles.
⦿ Improves joint flexibility.
⦿ May help lower blood pressure
TO KNOW MORE ABOUT
THE DIFEERENCE
BETWEEN ISOTONIC
AND ISOMETRIC
EXERCISE PLEASE CLICK
THE LINK BELOW.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq
wzKYJIW8c
AEROBIC EXERCISE
⦿ Which entail vigorous
movements such as brisk
walking, jogging, running
and dancing. The body
experiences fast breathing so
that the muscle of the heart
and the lungs are exercised.
BENEFITS OF AEROBIC
EXERCISE
⦿ Keep excess pounds at bay
⦿ Increase your stamina, fitness and strength
⦿ Ward off viral illnesses
⦿ Reduce your health risks
⦿ Manage chronic conditions
⦿ Strengthen your heart
⦿ Keep your arteries clear
⦿ Boost your mood
⦿ Stay active and independent as you
⦿ Live longer
GUIDELINES IN
⦿
EXERCISING
There is no one best form of exercises. It depends on what the
individual wants to achieve.
⦿ The individual should choose exercise(s) which he/she likes and
enjoys.
⦿ Exercise 30-60 minutes regularly 3-5 times a week.
⦿ Wear light comfortable clothes and shoes.
⦿ Exercise either in the morning or late afternoon when it is not so
hot.
⦿ If the individual is a beginner, a graduated exercise program
starting with light exercise and gradually increasing the intensity
should be followed.
⦿ Severe exercise must be avoided unless the individual is young
and athletic.
The expression “NO PAIN, NO
GAIN” has been discredited by experts
on fitness. In fact, no one should work
up to the point of pain or exhaustion
except as part of a diagnostic medical
test.
Tak
Dan e not
ACTIVITY ALERT! c
exa ing is a
m
AE ple o n
e!

EX ROB f
ER
CIS IC
E. ☺
INSTRUCTION
For your first activity in semi-final.
⦿ You will be given a chance to perform a zumba
exercise with a twist (let your teacher discuss it
with you).
⦿ This is a group performance task
⦿ When/Deadline (tentative-just wait for further
instruction)
REFERENCES

⦿ https://search-7.com/search.php?q=exercises+pict
ures
⦿ https://www.fitness19.com/isotonic-vs-isometric-
exercises/
⦿ https://www.shutterstock.com/search/aerobic+ex
ercise
⦿ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqwzKYJIW
8c

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