Module 1 (P.E)

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  • Physical Education
    an integral part of educational
    program designed to promote the
    optimum development of the
    individual physical, socially,
    emotionally, and mentally
    through total body movement in
    the performance of properly
    selected physical activities.
  • Physical Fitness
    alludes to the capacity of
    your body frameworks to
    cooperate effectively to
    permit you to be sound and
    perform exercises of day by
    day living.
  • Fitness
    defined as a
    condition in which an
    individual has enough
    energy to avoid fatigue and
    enjoy life.
  • Physical Fitness
    is divided
    into four health- and six
    skill-related components.
  • Health Related Components
    is the ability to become and
    stay physically healthy.
  • Body Composition
    ratio of your fat mass to
    fat-free mass, is the final component of
    health-related physical fitness.
  • Cardiorespiratory Endurance
    also called as
    cardiorespiratory endurance or aerobic
    fitness
  • Muscular Endurance
    is the ability of a
    particular muscle group to exert force,
    continuously and repetitively, over a
    period of time.
  • Flexibility
    refers to the ability of joints
    to move through unrestricted range of
    motion you.
  • Muscular Strength
    refers to the amount of
    force a particular muscle group can produce
    in one, all-out effort.
  • Skill Related Components
    is the
    ability to perform during games
    and sports, also called
    performance fitness.
  • Agility
    is the ability to move quickly and to
    easily change direction.
  • Balance
    is the state of equilibrium.
  • Coordination

    is the ability to execute
    smooth, accurate, controlled motor
    responses (optimal interaction of
    muscle function).
  • Power
    combines speed and strength.
  • Speed
    refers to the distance traveled per unit of
    time.
  • Reaction Time
    refers to how quickly
    you can respond to an external
    stimulus.