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Active Recreation - G10 PE
Active Recreation - G10 PE
(Sports)
Lifestyle
• Weight Management
• Active Recreation (Sports)
• Modifying Eating Habits
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Lifestyle
the way in which an individual
lives
includes typical patterns of an
individual’s behavior like
everyday routine; in school; or
at work; eating, sleeping, and
exercise habits
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Active
Lifestyle
An active lifestyle
means you undertake
physical activity
regularly and
consistently.
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Benefits of Healthy Lifestyle
• 1. Decreased risk of disease.
• 2. More life-force energy.
• 3. Increased happiness, less depression.
• 4. Increased feelings of self-worth.
• 5. Save money.
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Sedentary Lifestyle
• lifestyle with a
lot of sitting and
lying down, with
very little to no
exercise
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Weight Management
- the process of adopting long-term lifestyle
modification to maintain a healthy body weight
based on a person's age, sex and height.
Concepts of Weight Management
1. Weight Gain
2. Weight Loss
3. Weight Management
1. Weight Gain
= energy consumed is greater
than energy expended
= more food intake but less
physical exertion
2. Weight Loss
= energy consumed is less
than energy expended
= more physical exertion but
less food intake
2. Weight Management
= energy consumed equals
energy expended
= physical exertion is the
same with food intake
BMI Classification
Classification BMI
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Convenience
Advertising
Availability
Economy
Emotional Comfort
Habit
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Personal Preference
Positive Associations
Region/Location
Social Pressure
Values/Beliefs
Weight
Nutritional Value
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Convenience
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Advertising
- media might have
persuaded you to eat such
food
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Availability –
there are no others to
choose from
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Economy – they
are within your
means
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Emotional
Comfort – they
make you feel better
for a while
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Habit – they are
familiar; you always
eat them
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Personal
Preference – you
like the way such
food taste
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Positive
Associations –
they are eaten by people
you admire
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Region/Location
- they are common or
favored in your locality
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Social Pressure
- they are offered; you feel
you cannot refuse them
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Values/Beliefs
- they fit your religious
traditions, or honor your
ethical beliefs
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Weight – you
think they will help to
control body weight
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Factors that Affect our
Food Choices
Nutritional Value
- you think they are good
for you
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Active Recreation
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Recreation
- refers to all those activities that
people choose to do to refresh their
bodies and minds and make their
leisure time more interesting and
enjoyable
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Badminton
Skills Injuries
service
Ankle sprains
lob
Impingement
clear
drive syndrome
drop
smash
footwork
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Table Tennis
Skills Injuries
Forehand grips Sprained ankles
Backhand grips Tennis elbow
Push Achilles tendinitis
Block
Serve
receive
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Tennis
Skills Injuries
Forehand strokes Cumulative
Backhand strokes acute
Serve
Smash
drive
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Baseball
Skills Injuries
Pitching Elbow / Shoulder
Hitting Injury
Base running
Catching
fielding
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Football / Soccer
Skills Injuries
Pass
Elbow / Shoulder
Receive
Attack
Injury
Shoot
Heading
Goalkeeping
Defending
tackling
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Basketball
Skills Injuries
Dribbling Ankle sprain
Passing
Jammed fingers
Shooting
Defending
Knee injuries
Thigh bruising
Foot fractures
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Volleyball
Skills Injuries
Passing Shoulder injuries
Receiving
Finger injuries
Serving
Ankle sprains
Attacking
Digging ACL injuries
Blocking Patellar tendinitis
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Benefits of
Active Participation
in Sports
and Recreational Activities
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Health Benefits
roadmap to good health and longevity
improved quality of life
lower blood pressure, reduced arthritis pain,
weight loss and lowered risk of diabetes, certain
cancers, osteoporosis, and cardiovascular disease
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Physical Benefits
improvement of skills specific to a
particular activity
relaxation, rest, and revitalization
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Mental & Emotional Benefits
release of stress from demands of everyday living
greater personal confidence and self-esteem
sense of achievement
reducing risk of depression, anxiety, psychological
distress, and emotional disturbance
more restraint in avoiding risky behavior
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Social Benefits
bonding with family and friends
opportunity to make new friends and
acquaintances
strengthen social networks and community
identity
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Activity: Hi, I Am …
• If you were to introduce yourself using the lessons
you have learned, what would you say?
• Write statements to complete the introduction
diagram. Do this on a piece of bond paper.
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I am currently … because these activities …
(Write the active recreational
(Write why you are currently doing these
activities you are involved with
activities)
now)
I want to …
(Write the active recreational because these activities…
activities you want to be involved (Write why you want to be involved in
with in the future these activities)
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Prepare for a 20-item
quiz on Thursday!
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