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Passive
Recreation
don’t need need to exert extra effort and energy, but others are physically active that requires you to burn extra calories
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Recreation
Voluntary
participation in an activity during free and unobligated time that gives
enjoyment.
It
refreshes
one's mind and body after a day's work.
It embraces both
indoor
and
outdoor
activities that refer to sports and exercise leading to the attainment of enjoyment.
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Recreation
activities that you voluntarily participate in during your free time
It should be of your interest and not of others
It should be voluntary and not pressured by somebody
It should meet your recreational satisfaction
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4th
leading cause of disease is
inactivity
(World Health Organization)
This is due to the popularity of the
technological
gadgets that you are up to and the poor health lifestyle.
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Indoor
recreation
Activity is within the
premises
of your
comfort zone
at home or inside a building
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Outdoor
recreation
Activity is undertaken in a natural,
rural
or open space outside the confines of buildings, usually large land area that is
close
to nature
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Lifestyle
The way you live your life in an
everyday basis.
It includes eating habits, physical activity participation, and recreational choice.
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How to
maintain
a healthy lifestyle
Engage yourself in a regular
physical
activity
Eat
healthy
food
Find time to manage
stress
Follow a
good
personal healthy habits
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Outdoor
recreation
Hiking
Camping
Orienteering
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Badminton
Believed to have originated from the game "
poona
" that was played by
English
Army
officers stationed in India during the 17th century.
It became an Olympic sport in 1992 Barcelona Olympics with singles and doubles events.
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Volleyball
The beginning of volleyball can be traced from
William
J.
Morgan
in
1895
at Holyoke Massachusetts
was called "
mintonette
"
In
1910
, the game was brought to the Philippines by
Elwood
S Brown.
The Filipinos are credited in the changes of the game with the addition of the skill called "
spike
or kill".
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Benefits
of sports
Physical
Dimension
Emotional
Dimension
Intellectual
Dimension
Social
Dimension
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Dance
Indoor alternative recreation for those who enjoy the beat of
rhythm
and
movement.
It is a fantastic and fun form of exercise that gradually raises heart rate
It is a very good
cardio
work out.
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Zumba
dance
Accidentally discovered by Alberto "
Beto
" Perez , a celebrity fitness trainor of Colombia in the mid 90's.
It involves a
combination
of
latin
dance steps such as Salsa, Samba, Merengue, Cha-cha-cha, rumba.
Many steps have been included to make the dance more exciting.
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Hiking
Going on an
extended
walk for the purpose of
pleasure
and
exercise.
Pleasure includes having close encounter with
nature
, enjoying the beauty of the environment, smelling the natural aroma of flowers and trees, and being one with Mother Nature.
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Orienteering
An outdoor navigational recreational activity using specially
drawn
and
detailed
maps.
It requires navigational skills to navigate from point to point normally moving at a speed.
An orienteering course consist of a series of
control
points which have to be located in order in the
shortest
possible time.
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Physical
exercises
Lateral Trunk Stretch
Push Up
Jog Around
Burpees
FBS Jump
Trunk Twist
Front Plank
Side Plank
Split Squats
Chair Dips
Jumping Jacks
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Indoor
Recreation
Individual sports –
badminton
Team sports –
volleyball
Dance –
Zumba
Physical
Dimension
enhances the metabolism of body which in turn is a factor losing weight
Emotional
Dimension
when players control their feelings game
Intellectual
Dimension
Playing with
strategies
Social
Dimension
when players build good Trusting your teammate builds camaraderie and teamwork
Existence
– biological
needs
such as eating, sleeping, rest
Subsistence
– attending to classes in school, attending to work-related functions
Free time
– time for enjoyment and relaxation