Copy of Module 2 Wellness Plan
Copy of Module 2 Wellness Plan
Fill in all logs and answer the reflection questions completely with supporting details for sections 1-3. After
completing all sections, submit this file as your Module Two Wellness Plan assignment.
· Module Two suggests starting with 2 or 3 sets. The suggested number of repetitions is 8-10 for challenging
weights and exercises.
· If you are using very light weight or bodyweight, you can complete as many as 18 repetitions depending on
your current ability level.
Please use the following link for video demonstrations (go to slide 7): Wellness Plan Support
You need at least three different moderate to vigorous activities that add up to 420 minutes. Activities need
to add up to 420 minutes without your warm-up times. Keep adding rows to show all your activities. The first
five rows are completed as a sample only.
Flexibility Reflection Explain how the stretches become easier each time that you
Question: performed them. How did these stretches affect your
muscles during physical activities completed after stretching?
Answer
Stretches became easier, improving flexibility,
especially in my hamstrings and back. They also
reduced stiffness before workouts
Muscular Strength Based on your workout, what muscles do you think are the
and Endurance strongest and which muscles need the most work? Explain
Reflection Question: your answer.
Physical Activity Have you made any adjustments to your workout routine to
Reflection Question: increase your activity level and improve on your
achievements? What adjustments will you make to continue
to improve your results?
Answer
I increased strength training and added longer jogs for
endurance. To improve further, I’ll add longer sessions
and weighted exercises
Physical Activity Reflection Chart
Using your activities as examples, reflect on your use of skill-related fitness elements by completing the chart
below (Sample in Yellow):
Agility Marching Band Quick changes in direction and formation require agility.
Coordination Marching Band Coordinating steps with music improves timing and
rhythm.
Power Light Jog Pushing off each stride with force increases leg power.
Reaction Time Marching Band Reacting quickly to cues for formation changes.