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L E S S O N 2 Energy Balance Lesson 2

Can You . . . . . . define energy balance and explain how to use the FIT formula to lose a pound of fat? . . . correct common myths about fat loss? . . . define physical self-perception and explain why it is important?

What is energy balance, and how do you use the FIT formula to lose a pound of fat?

Energy Balance Refers to balancing calorie intake and calorie expenditure

FIT Formula for Energy Balance   Diet Physical activity Frequency Eat three regular meals or four or five small meals daily. Regular, controlled eating is best for losing fat. Skipping meals and snacking are usually not effective. Participate in physical activity daily. Regular physical activity is best for losing fat. Short or irregular physical activity does little to control body fat. (continued)

FIT Formula for Energy Balance (continued)   Diet Physical activity Intensity To lose 1 pound (about 0.5 kg) of fat, you must eat 3,500 fewer calories than normal over a given span of time. To gain 1 pound (0.5 kg) of fat, you must eat 3,500 more calories than normal over a given span of time. To maintain your weight, you must keep eating the same number of calories over a given span of time. To lose 1 pound (0.5 kg) of fat, you must use 3,500 more calories than normal over a given span of time. To gain 1 pound (0.5 kg) of fat, you must use 3,500 fewer calories than normal over a given span of time. To maintain your weight, you must keep your level of physical activity the same over a given span of time. (continued)

FIT Formula for Energy Balance (continued)   Diet Physical activity Time Neither dietary change nor physical activity results in quick fat loss. Medical experts recommend that a person lose no more than 2 pounds (1 kg) per week without medical supervision. Together diet and physical activity can be used to safely lose 1 or 2 pounds (0.5–1.0 kg) per week.

What type of exercises are good for helping you to maintain energy balance?

Physical Activity for Energy Balance All activities in the physical activity pyramid will burn calories and help you maintain energy balance.

Can you correct common myths about fat loss?

Common Myths About Fat Loss Fact Exercise cannot be effective for fat loss because it takes many hours of exercise to lose even 1 pound (0.5 kg) of fat. You can lose body fat over time with regular physical activity if your calorie intake remains the same. Fat lost through physical activity tends to stay off longer than fat lost through dieting alone. (continued)

Common Myths About Fat Loss (continued) Fact Exercise does not help you lose fat because it increases your appetite and encourages you to overeat. If you are moderately active instead of inactive, your appetite should not increase. People who overeat usually do so for reasons other than appetite. (continued)

Common Myths About Fat Loss (continued) Fact Most overfat people have glandular problems. While a some people do have glandular problems, most people who are high in body fat eat too much, do too little physical activity, or both. (continued)

Common Myths About Fat Loss (continued) Fact You can spot-reduce by exercising a specific body part to lose fat in that area. Any exercise that burns calories will cause the body’s general fat deposits to decrease. A given exercise does not cause one area of fat to decrease more than another.

What is the definition of physical self-perception, and why is it important?

Physical Self-Perception It is the way you view your physical self, including your strength, fitness, skill, and physical attractiveness. Those with higher physical self-perception are more likely to be physically active.

Group Activity Read the Taking Charge feature: Improving Physical Self-Perception. Answer the For Discussion questions. Be prepared to discuss your answers with the class.

Taking Charge: Improving Physical Self-Perception For Discussion: Michael had a negative self-perception because of his height. What can he do to change his negative perception? How does Raul keep a positive self-perception? What else can a person do to develop a positive self-perception?

What are some skills for improving physical self-perception?

Skills for Self-Perception Assess your physical self-perceptions. Consider your self-assessment results. Perform regular physical activity to improve your physical fitness or practice regularly to improve your physical skills. Consider a new way of thinking about yourself. (continued)

Skills for Self-Perception (continued) Think positively. Do not let the actions of a few insensitive people cause you to feel negatively about yourself. Consider how your behavior and actions influence the way other people view you. Realize that all people have some imperfections. Find a realistic role model and be a role model for others.