PATHFIT 1 Prelim Lesson 2 and 3
PATHFIT 1 Prelim Lesson 2 and 3
PHYSICAL
FITNESS
Learning Objectives:
KNOWLEDGE SKILLS ATTITUDE
• identify the different physical fitness • perform the different Physical Fitness Test; • appreciate the importance of Physical
test/activities; and Fitness by performing the different
activities.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
01 02 03 04
Physical Fitness
is essential to healthy growth
development. The components of
physical fitness can be grouped into
two categories:
• Skill-related fitness; and
• Health related Fitness.
COMPONENTS
OF PATHFIT
SKILL – RELATED FITNESS
AGILITY
The ability to change the
direction quickly.
BALANCE
The ability to remain stable
even when moving.
COORDINATION
The ability to use vision, touch
and muscle sense.
POWER
Simply defined as the ability to
release maximum strength.
REACTION TIME
The amount of time it takes to make
physical response once you see the need
to take an action.
SPEED
The rate at which one covers
distance in a short period.
COMPONENTS
OF PATHFIT
HEALTH – RELATED FITNESS
CARDIVASCULAR
ENDURANCE
from the word cardio means heart, the ability to
exercise at an elevated heart rate for a designated time
while supplying adequate oxygen to the body.
FLEXIBILIT
The ability to move joint with ease through
Y
the normal range of motion and muscle to
their fullest extent.
ENDURANCE
The ability to exercise without tiring in a long period
of time.
STRENGTH
The ability to exert force against resistance
in a short period of time.
BODY
COMPOSITION
ideally, a state in which body fat does not exceed 25
percent of the total body composition.
FLEXIBILITY
It is the ability of the muscle and joints to go
through the full game range of motion. It
involves four basic movements namely:
FLEXIBILITY
01 02
FLEXION EXTENSION
bending a body straightening a body
segment segment
03 04
ABDUCTION ADDUCTION
moving a limb away moving a limb toward
from the body the body
02
TYPES OF
STRETCHIN
G
There are 4 types of stretching and
these are:
Passive Assisted Stretching involves relaxing of a
specific body part and just allowing the partner to
move the limb of the stretcher to gain a new range
of movement.
BODY
COMPOSITION
It refers to the proportion between fat weight and total
body weight. It is determined by the amount of fat and
lean tissue in the body.
BODY FORMULA:
BMI = weight (kg)
COMPOSITION height (m2)
Categories of BMI CUT-OFF
• Chronic Energy Deficient < 18.5
• Normal 18.5 – 24.9
• Overweight 25.0 – 29.9
• Obese ≤ 30.
BODY MASS
INDEX (BMI)
It measures thinness and
fatness of the human
body.
LESSON 3:
SOMATOTYPING
WHAT IS SOMETHING THAT
YOU LOVE ABOUT YOUR BODY
AND WHY DO YOU THINK IT IS
IMPORTANT TO PROMOTE
BODY POSITIVITY?
SOMATOTYPING
THANK
YOU!