The FITT principle provides guidelines for exercise programs with its four components: Frequency refers to the number of weekly sessions; Intensity measures the difficulty level which can be light, moderate, or vigorous; Time is the duration of each session; and Type specifies the mode or activity being performed.
The FITT principle provides guidelines for exercise programs with its four components: Frequency refers to the number of weekly sessions; Intensity measures the difficulty level which can be light, moderate, or vigorous; Time is the duration of each session; and Type specifies the mode or activity being performed.
The FITT principle provides guidelines for exercise programs with its four components: Frequency refers to the number of weekly sessions; Intensity measures the difficulty level which can be light, moderate, or vigorous; Time is the duration of each session; and Type specifies the mode or activity being performed.
The FITT principle is an acronym for Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type.
-Frequency is the number of sessions in a week.
-Intensity is the difficulty level of exercise or work demand. It can be: Light,moderate and vigorous. -Time is the duration or distance covered in an exercise session. -Type is the mode of exercise or activity