1. Your Total Health

2. Bell Ringer
Journal entry #1
WHAT I KNOW…
Describe one choice YOU have made today that positively affects YOUR health.

3. OBJECTIVES: You Will Be Able to:
List the 3 sides of the Health Triangle
Describe the relationship between HEALTH and WELLNESS
Explain how to balance your physical, mental/emotional, and social health.

4. A combination of physical, mental/emotional, and social health
What is Health?
HEALTH
Physical
Social
Mental/
Emotional
A combination of physical, mental/emotional, and social health

5. Physical Health
Physical Health is measured by what you DO as well as what you DON’T DO.
Involves the condition of your body
Gives you energy to perform daily activities
Helps you avoid injuries
Physical activity:
Playing sports
Hiking
Aerobics
Swimming
Dancing
Taking a walk

7. Mental/Emotional Health
Your ability to solve problems and handle the daily events in your lift
Feelings and thoughts
Accept responsibility
In more control of your decisions and feelings
Measured by the way you think and express your feelings.
THINK POSITIVELY
Focus on good things in your life: Friends, Family, and activities you enjoy doing.
Feel overwhelmed??? – TALK, TALK, TALK
Knowing when to ask for help is a sign of good mental/emotional health.

9. Social Health
Social Health- how you relate to people at home, at school, and everywhere else in your world.
Communicating clearly
How well do you get along with others?
Can you work through problems with others peacefully?
Are you a good listener?
Good social health means communicating well with and having RESPECT for family, friends, and peers.
Also means building RELATIONSHIPS with people you can trust and who can trust you in return.
coach, counselor, dean, close friend

11. Health Triangle 1.Gallery Walk! 2. Worksheet

12. What is WELLNESS?
Five Categories of Wellness
PHYSICAL HEALTH-health of your body achieved through exercise and proper nutrition.
SOCIAL HEALTH -refers to relationships with others. Your ability to make friends and cooperate with others.
MENTAL HEALTH -refers to the ability to learn and grow from your experiences.
EMOTIONAL HEALTH -this is achieved through awareness and acceptance of your feelings and self-image.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH -refers to an appreciation of Earth and what we can do to protect/preserve it.
Striving to live your life to its fullest potential, by acting in HEALTHY ways to prevent unnecessary ILLNESS.
A state of well-being or balanced health over a longer period of time

13. Factors that Affect Health (Can and Can’t Control)
CAN’T control-heredity, age, gender, race
CAN control-exercise, watch weight, manage stress, don’t smoke or drink.

14. What Can I do to Improve MY Physical Well-Being???
Get a good night’s SLEEP (minimum of 7 hours).
b. Maintain healthy EATING habits.
c. Engage in PHYSICAL activities on a REGULAR basis.
d. Schedule regular MEDICAL check-ups.

15. Why Do I Want to Maintain Wellness??
To give myself an improved quality of LIFE.
b. To strengthen my IMMUNE system.
c. To improve my ability to control and manage STRESS.
d. To improve my CARDIOVASCULAR conditioning.
e. To gain and keep a more POSITIVE outlook on life.

16. What is physical fitness?
a. Physical Fitness is your body’s ability to exercise, play and work without tiring easily.
1. One’s strength, stamina and flexibility.
b. It is made up of skill related components and health related components.

17. Major Health Related Components of Physical Fitness
a. Cardiovascular Endurance-your ability to maintain an activity over an extended amount of time.
b. Flexibility-your ability to move joints in a wide range of motion
c. Muscular Strength-your ability to lift heavy objects.
d. Muscular Endurance-the ability to perform a high-intensity activity for a long time.
e. Body Composition-low body fat and lean muscle.

18. Skill Related Components of Physical Fitness
a. Agility b. Balance c. Coordination d. Power e. Reaction Time f. Speed

19. Three Leading Causes of Death in the United States
a. Heart Disease b. Cancer c. Stroke

20. Make sure you…