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Active Aerobics and Recreation Chapter 8 Active Aerobics and Recreation

Active Aerobics Activities vigorous enough to elevate the heart rate above the heart rate threshold Aerobic activities are among the most popular and the most beneficial to all activities in the physical activity pyramid

Benefits of Active Aerobics They often do not require high levels of skill They frequently are not competitive They often can be done at home or near home They often do not require a partner or a group

Types of Aerobic Class’ Gyms Offer Step Aerobics Aerobic Dance (Zumba) Body Pump, Body Attack, Body Combat Martial Arts Yoga RPM (cycling or spinning)

Other Types of Aerobic Activity Aerobic Machines (treadmills, bikes, elliptical machines, stair steppers Bicycling Dance Jumping Rope Swimming Water Aerobics

Circuit Training Performing several different exercises one after the other This can be done using weights, aerobic type exercises, calisthenics, etc.

Active Recreation All activities that are fun and typically non-competitive

Leisure Time Free time for you to do whatever you want Recreational activity Activity that you want to do during your leisure time

Types of Leisure Activities Backpacking and hiking Boating, canoeing, kayaking, and rowing Skating Skateboarding Rock climbing Skiing Jogging