This document discusses wellness and provides guidelines and components for developing wellness. It defines wellness as a multidimensional state of positive health and quality of life. Some guidelines for developing wellness include setting realistic goals, finding an activity you enjoy, starting slow, tracking progress, and finding an exercise buddy. The document outlines various physical and skill-related components of wellness, including cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, body composition, balance, coordination, agility, speed, power, and reaction time. It also describes isotonic, isometric, and aerobic exercises.
This document discusses wellness and provides guidelines and components for developing wellness. It defines wellness as a multidimensional state of positive health and quality of life. Some guidelines for developing wellness include setting realistic goals, finding an activity you enjoy, starting slow, tracking progress, and finding an exercise buddy. The document outlines various physical and skill-related components of wellness, including cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, body composition, balance, coordination, agility, speed, power, and reaction time. It also describes isotonic, isometric, and aerobic exercises.
This document discusses wellness and provides guidelines and components for developing wellness. It defines wellness as a multidimensional state of positive health and quality of life. Some guidelines for developing wellness include setting realistic goals, finding an activity you enjoy, starting slow, tracking progress, and finding an exercise buddy. The document outlines various physical and skill-related components of wellness, including cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, body composition, balance, coordination, agility, speed, power, and reaction time. It also describes isotonic, isometric, and aerobic exercises.
being describing the existence of positive health in an individual as exemplified by quality of life and a sense of well-being. GUIDELINES •Empower yourself. •Set realistic goals. •Find something you like and enjoy. •Start slow and gain momentum. GUIDELINES •Find a buddy. •Be inspired by someone. •Plan a fitness program. •Track your progress. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY FITNESS HEALTH- Cardio- The prolonged RELATED respiratory capability of the COMPONENTS endurance heart and lungs to function efficiently and effectively. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY FITNESS HEALTH- Muscular Contraction of the RELATED Strength muscles to form COMPONENTS an ability to resist pressures and other forms of challenge. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY FITNESS HEALTH- Muscular A continued RELATED Endurance movement of the COMPONENTS muscles prolonged for a long period of time. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY FITNESS HEALTH- Flexibility It involves RELATED muscular COMPONENTS strength in this capacity to move in a standard range of activity. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL FITNESS COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY HEALTH- Body It is an equal RELATED Composition distribution of lean COMPONENTS an fat tissues in the body; it results to body postures; look and appearance. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL FITNESS COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY SKILL- Balance It refers to RELATED maintenance of COMPONENTS equilibrium by involving vision, reflexes, and the skeletal and muscular structure. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY FITNESS SKILL- Coordination The capacity to RELATED use together the COMPONENTS sense and muscles to an accurate body movements. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY FITNESS SKILL- Agility The capacity to RELATED move and COMPONENTS change position of the body fast and effective. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY FITNESS SKILL- Speed The capacity to RELATED move From one COMPONENTS to another in a shortest way as possible. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL FITNESS COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY SKILL- Power It is a combination RELATED of all the physical COMPONENTS capabilities named above; the capacity to make a breakthrough. COMPONENTS PHYSICAL COMPONENTS PHYSIOLOGY FITNESS SKILL- Reaction Time A response or RELATED initiation of COMPONENTS movement as a result of a stimulus. ISOTONIC EXERCISE •This aims to give muscles a tone which is done by conducting contraction and relaxation. ISOMETRIC EXERCISE •This aims to develop muscles extra strength. It is achieved by undergoing muscle tension and hold for duration of time. AEROBIC EXERCISE •This aims to develop flexibility which is achieved by intense body movements such as; walking, jogging, running, and dancing.