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TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

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Page 1: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

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Page 2: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

TRUE or FALSE?TRUE or FALSE?

Walking is a loco-motor skill.

Page 3: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

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What does FITT stand for?

None of the above

Fruits ingested to train.

Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

Fat, Inactive, Tired, Toddler

Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type

Page 4: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

TRUE or FALSE?TRUE or FALSE?

Water makes up 50-70% of the human body.

Page 5: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

What are the three main nutrients used by the body to produce energy?

Fats, Carbohydrates, and Protein

Page 6: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

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Which of the following is a step to goal setting?

Commit to the goal

Identify a timeline for reassessment

Determine a baseline.

Define the desired outcome.

All of these Answers

Page 7: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

Match the device to what it measures:

Heart Rate Monitor

Scale

Pedometer

Speedometer

Odometer

Distance

# of step taken

Heart Rate

Weight

Rate of Travel

Page 8: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

TRUE or FALSE?TRUE or FALSE?

Goal setting is important when designing a work out plan.

Page 9: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

How many types of muscle fiber exist in the human body?

3 muscle fiber types.

Type I, Type IIa, Type IIx

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What is a Static Stretch?

All of the above

Stretching with a partner

Stretching with electrical resistance

Quick bouncing, jerk-like stretching

A slow sustained stretch held for 10-30 seconds

Page 11: TRUE or FALSE? Walking is a loco-motor skill. What does FITT stand for? None of the above Fruits ingested to train. Frequency, Intellect, Training Tool

Match the device to what it measures:

Continuous Training

Fartlek Training

Circuit Training

Stretching

Involves several different exercises or activities, allowing you to very intensity and type.

“Movement that lasts several minutes without a rest period”

Yoga

Interval Training A modification of continuous training focusing on speed

Alternating short bursts of activity with rest periods.