Year 11 GCSE PE Revision Booklet.

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Year 11 GCSE PE Revision Booklet

Topic 4 Health, Fitness & Exercise By working through this booklet you will develop your knowledge and understanding of the following: Physical, Emotional, Social, Health and fitness The consequence of a sedentary lifestyle Energy use, diet, hydration and nutrition

Well-Being WELL - BEING TASK Define the term well-being TASK What three things make up a person’s well being WELL - BEING TASK Provide a description of how you can improve the three aspects that make up somebodies well being

Data representation TASK – The local gym conducted the following quantitative survey draw a graph to represent this data No of times per week 1 2 3 4 5 No of people training 34 17 24 7

In each box write down the effects of both types of diet The impact of fitness and well being Define the term Fitness TASK In each box write down the effects of both types of diet Eating a healthy diet Eating an unhealthy diet

Lifestyle Choices Will not affect performance Will affect performance Might affect performance dehydration Reduces co-ordination Prone to chest infections Liver damage Suppresses appetite Calming effect Clothes stink Slows reaction time short of breath Stained fingers Reduced lung capacity Feel more confident lung cancer yellow teeth Deep voice smelly breath

Consequences of a sedentary lifestyle TASK match the picture to the body weight Overfat Overweight Overfat TASK Answer the data analysis questions Weighing significantly more than your ideal weight and having excess fat Overfat Overweight Having more than the ideal amount of body weight Overfat Weighing significantly more than your ideal weight and having excess fat

Long Term health problems REVISE THIS

TASK Complete the table below Balanced Diet What are Macronutrients ? TASK Complete the table below Nutrient Function Example food Sportsperson Explain what carbohydrate loading is?

TASK Complete the table below Balanced Diet What are Micronutrients? TASK Complete the table below Nutrient Function Example food Sportsperson

Factors affecting Optimum weight Height Gender What is optimum weight? Bone Structure Muscle Girth Explain how ‘optimum weight’ differs for each of the athletes pictured left? __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Maintaining a health diet Add the following labels the diagram in order to show how to maintain a healthy weight Weight Gain Food Expenditure Weight Loss Food Intake Weight Maintenance Explain how the dietary requirements of a rugby player and a Jockey differ as a result of the demands that are placed on their body? __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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