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Unit 1:
Fitness for Sport
& Exercise
Let’s Get Started!
 Planners
out
 Equipment out (Pens, Pencils, Ruler etc.)
 Bags under desks
 Ready to Learn!
Unit 1: Fitness for Sport and Exercise (Exam)
Learning Aims
 Know
about the components of fitness and the
principles of training
 Explore
different fitness training methods
 Investigate
levels.
fitness testing to determine fitness
Success Criteria
 Know
(Pass)
 Apply
about the physical components of fitness
the components of physical fitness to
relevant sporting examples. (Merit)
Competition Lesson
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lesson will be a series of team competitions
to re-cap everything we have covered about
components of fitness.
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team needs a name!
Round 1: Mind Map
 In
your groups create a mind map with as many
components of fitness you can remember!
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are 11 in total.
 Whole
group must raise hands when done.
Round 2: Skill/Physical
 In
a different colour pen put the components of
fitness into either a physical or skill-related
category.
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are 11 in total.
 Whole
group must raise hands when done.
Round 3: Video
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Watch the following videos and as a group decide
the 3 most important components of fitness for that
performer.
Weight Lifter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=366FtzOMRtE
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Gymnast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Le6fNx5IWRI
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Sprinter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nbjhpcZ9_g
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Round 1 & 2 Answers
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Physical Components
Aerobic Endurance
Muscular Endurance
Muscular Strength
Speed
Flexibility
Body Composition
Skill-Related Components
Agility
Balance
Reaction Time
Coordination
Power
Round 1:
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Round 2:
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Round 3: Answers
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Weight Lifter
Muscular Strength
Power
Body Composition (Endomorph/Mesomorph)
Gymnast
Balance
Flexibility
Muscular Strength
Sprinter
Reaction Time
Speed
Power
Round 3:
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Quiz, Quiz, Trade
 Everyone
in the room has a different card.
 You
must go around the room trying to guess
what your partner has on their card from the
clues that they give you.
 Keep
count of how many cards you complete
correctly.
Round 4: Quiz
1.
Which component delivers blood to working muscles?
2.
Which component is measured in metres per second (m/s)?
3.
Is Muscular Endurance a physical or skill-related component?
4.
Does an Ectomorph have a high or low percentage of body fat?
5.
Which component defines the ability to be able to respond to a stimulus?
6.
Strength x Speed = ?
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Is Balance a physical or skill-related component?
8.
Someone that is 20 years old wants to improve their anaerobic endurance,
what thresholds should they work between?
9.
Formula for BMI
10.
What is the percentage of intensity thresholds to improve aerobic
endurance?
Round 4 Answers
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Aerobic Endurance
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Speed
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Physical Component
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Low Body Fat
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Reaction Time
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Strength x Speed = Power
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Skill-Related Component
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170bpm – 190bpm
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BMI = Weight (kg) / Height (m)
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60-85% MHR
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Aerobic training
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What are the four methods of training to improve
aerobic endurance?
what intensities do you need to work at?
Muscular endurance, strength and power training
What are the three methods?
What intensities for
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Maximum strength?
Muscular endurance
Elastic strength (power)
Answers
 Continuous,
interval, fartlek, circuit. (4)
 60-85% MHR, Work to rest ratio of 3:1
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weights, circuit , plyometric
90%- 1-6 reps
50-60% - 20 reps
75% - 12 reps
Warm up cool down
 Three
stages of a warm up?
 Three stages of a cool down?
Answers
 Pulse
raising, stretching (dynamic) joint
mobilization.
 Pulse lowering, static stretching
developmental stretching.
Speed
 Name
the three types of speed training
 Name the three types of speed
 What intensities should we work at?
Speed training
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Hollow sprints
Acceleration sprints
Interval training
Speed types
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Accelerative
Pure
Endurance
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95-100% MHR
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Conducting fitness tests
 Can
you name 5 things that we need to
consider before performing a fitness test?
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Checking of equipment – safety
Calibration
Informed consent – giving consent
Informed consent – medical information
Choosing the fitness test – is it valid?
Choosing the fitness test – practicality
Carrying out the fitness test – protocol
Carrying out the fitness test – normative data
Reliability
Competition Lesson
Mind
Map
Skill or
Physical
Video
Round
Quiz
Round
Test
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