Christian Mart A. Soncio's recreational activity is cycling. The objectives are to build strong bones, improve cardiovascular fitness, and relieve stress. The materials needed include a bicycle, shoes, comfortable pants, a helmet, eyeglasses, and shirts. The rules state that active recreation involves physical activity outside of competition for leisure. Specific cycling rules include refueling from support cars during races and not making sudden direction changes at high speeds during sprints to avoid endangering opponents.
Christian Mart A. Soncio's recreational activity is cycling. The objectives are to build strong bones, improve cardiovascular fitness, and relieve stress. The materials needed include a bicycle, shoes, comfortable pants, a helmet, eyeglasses, and shirts. The rules state that active recreation involves physical activity outside of competition for leisure. Specific cycling rules include refueling from support cars during races and not making sudden direction changes at high speeds during sprints to avoid endangering opponents.
Christian Mart A. Soncio's recreational activity is cycling. The objectives are to build strong bones, improve cardiovascular fitness, and relieve stress. The materials needed include a bicycle, shoes, comfortable pants, a helmet, eyeglasses, and shirts. The rules state that active recreation involves physical activity outside of competition for leisure. Specific cycling rules include refueling from support cars during races and not making sudden direction changes at high speeds during sprints to avoid endangering opponents.
OBJECTIVES: 1. To help builds strong bones and weight bearing exercise. 2. To strengthen muscles and improves cardiovascular fitness. 3. To maintain mental health and relieve the stress in mind and body.
Active recreation is leisure time physical activity undertaken outside of structured, competition sport. It is a set of activities within the wider range of physical activity options that also include active living, active transport and sport. Rules in Cycling These rules and cautions apply to racer participants but also some in recreational cycling. In a race, cyclists have specific places to stock up, but they can also do so on the go by moving to their team’s support car. Usually, a cyclist goes and brings it to the rest of the companions who are with him. From a certain point of the stage, it is no longer allowed to go to refuel. At the end of the race, when it is time for the sprint, the cyclist can not make a sudden change of direction in order to cover the opponent’s path with him close and may be disqualified, since it endangers the physical integrity of the opponent since they are traveling at very high speeds. It is important always to be aware of the route, and knowing the route is advisable, in order to avoid possible falls in more dangerous places and also not to cause a chain fall.
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