Personal Fitness and Goal Setting
The chapter focuses on personal fitness and goal setting, outlining the essential principles of training, methods for self-assessment, and techniques for setting effective fitness goals. It encompasses the design of personalized activity plans, the importance of safety in physical activity, and how to interpret personal fitness data to facilitate continuous improvement. By the end, individuals are empowered to take informed steps toward achieving their fitness aspirations.
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What we have learnt
- Understanding the FITT principles of training is essential for effective exercise programming.
- Basic self-assessment methods provide valuable insights into one's current fitness level.
- Setting SMART goals helps in creating clear, actionable, and measurable fitness objectives.
- A personal activity plan should integrate individual goals with the principles of training for safe progression.
- Safety measures in physical activities are crucial for preventing injuries and ensuring long-term engagement.
Key Concepts
- -- FITT Principle
- A framework for exercise programming that stands for Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type.
- -- Progressive Overload
- The gradual increase of stress on the body during exercise to enhance fitness level.
- -- SMART Goals
- Goals that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
- -- SelfAssessment
- Methods used to evaluate one's current fitness level and track improvements.
- -- Injury Prevention
- Techniques and strategies to minimize the risk of injuries during physical activity.
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