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Some Questions If a person is thin does that mean they are physically fit or healthy? Is spot reducing effective? How do I tone my body? Why am I less.

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1 Some Questions If a person is thin does that mean they are physically fit or healthy? Is spot reducing effective? How do I tone my body? Why am I less flexible in the morning? What causes stiffness after a workout?

2 Body Composition and Flexibility

3 F.I.T.T.E – Flexibility F – minimum 3x/week, best to do some every day I – to the point of mild discomfort (not pain) T – hold each stretch for seconds for a total time of minutes T – static, PNF, or dynamic depending on what point in the activity session

4 Flexibility Ability of a joint to move about its full range of motion (ROM) Types of stretching include: Dynamic Ballistic Static Active PNF

5 Benefits of Stretching
Full joint ROM Reduced risk of injury Promotes proper healing and blood flow Improves posture and technique Relieves stress Extend or improve ability to live independently (elderly)

6 Body Composition Male Female
Refers to fat and non fat components of the body Differs for men and women Male Female Essential – 3% Essential – 10% Storage – 1-15% Total – 4-18% Total – 11-25%

7 Essential vs. Storage Fat
Essential Fat Surrounds vital organs, nervous system, reproductive organs Provides protection Provides energy Stores fat-soluble vitamins Storage Fat Stored subcutaneously (under the skin) Energy source Protection and insulation

8 Terminology Overweight Over-fat Obesity
Could be due to either fat mass or lean mass Over-fat Excess fat accumulation Obesity Based on 2 factors: BMI >30 Waist circumference >101cm (men) or 87cm (women)

9 Fat Distribution Trunk vs. Lower body

10 Assessment of Body Composition
BMI – body mass index BMI=mass(kg)/height(m)² WC – waist circumference SO5S – sum of 5 skinfolds Five sites on the body Tricep, bicep, sub-scapular, iliac crest, calf Must consider all 3 factors Ex) BMI is a comparison of height to weight. What factors could contribute to an unhealthy BMI in a healthy individual?

11 Body Types Endomorph Mesomorph Ectomorph Tendency to store fat
Tendency to build muscle Ectomorph Tendency to burn calories

12 Assignment


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