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PE9 Lesson1 Q1

Physical Education is essential for the holistic development of individuals, focusing on physical, emotional, mental, and social growth through selected physical activities. It emphasizes health-related fitness components such as cardiovascular fitness, muscle endurance, strength, flexibility, and body composition, which contribute to overall well-being. The document also addresses barriers to fitness and provides strategies to overcome them, alongside assessments for skill-related fitness components.

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PE9 Lesson1 Q1

Physical Education is essential for the holistic development of individuals, focusing on physical, emotional, mental, and social growth through selected physical activities. It emphasizes health-related fitness components such as cardiovascular fitness, muscle endurance, strength, flexibility, and body composition, which contribute to overall well-being. The document also addresses barriers to fitness and provides strategies to overcome them, alongside assessments for skill-related fitness components.

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Physical Education is an

integral part of the whole


Let us define educational process which is
designed for the optimum
Physical development of an individual,
Education physically, emotionally,
mentally, socially through total
body movements in the
performance of properly
selected physical activities.
Fitness Components

Health-related physical Skill-related physical


fitness (HRPF) consists of fitness (SRPF) consists
those specific of components that
components that have have a relationship
a relationship with with learning motor
good health, or a lower skills quickly and the
risk of illness, particularly ability to achieve a
hypokinetic diseases high level of
and conditions. performance in sports.
Fitness and Nutrition
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9
Health-related Fitness Component

WHY IS PHYSICAL FITNESS


ACTIVITIES, IMPORTANT IN
MAINTAINING A GOOD
BODY?
Health-related Fitness Component

Cardiovascular Fitness
Is the capacity of the heart and
the lungs to sustain oxygen to the
muscles for a prolonged period of
time. This is also called “Cardio-
respiratory Fitness”
Health-related Fitness Component

Muscle Endurance
Refers to the ability of the muscle
to work over a prolonged period
without fatigue. Push-ups, sit-ups,
or crunches are usually used in
testing muscular endurance.
Health-related Fitness Component

Muscle Strength
Refers to the maximum amount of
force a muscle can exert against
an opposing force. Muscular
strength testing is usually done with
a one-time maximum lift using
weights (bench press, leg press,
etc.)
Health-related Fitness Component

Flexibility
Is the ability to move a body part
through a full range of motion at a
joint. The sit and reach is
commonly used to determine
flexibility.
Health-related Fitness Component

Body Composition
Is the ratio of body fat to lean
body mass. Having too much fat
tissues is a risk factor for
cardiovascular diseases, diabetes,
cancer, and arthritis.
Benefits of
Health-related
Fitness
The following are benefits of
health-related fitness:
 Reduces risk of cancer,
diabetes, stroke, and heart
diseases;
Benefits Increase natural defense
against illness such as cold
of HRF and flu;
Improves self-esteem by
relieving depression; and
Prevents physical and
cognitive problems
associated with aging.
By staying physically
active;
Having a balanced diet
How do we and proper nutrition
achieve a
healthy life?
Barriers to fitness and exercise
Barriers to Fitness and Exercise How to Overcome Barriers

Get up early. Squeeze in short walks


Lack of time
throughout the day.
Choose an activity that you enjoy. Have a
Lack of interest
variation of your activity.
Avoid the crowd and go solo to feel more
Lack of confidence
comfortable.
Do less tiring activities like brisk walking.
Too tired to work out

Find time during the day when you feel


Too lazy to do exercise
energetic
Start with simple exercise and basic
Lack of physical strength
movements.
Invite family members for an outdoor
Lack of family support activity. Plan exercise that will involve
members of the family.
SKILL-RELATED
FITNESS
Agility
Agility

Speed Balance
The ability to change
the position of the body SKILL-
RELATED
quickly and control the FITNESS

movement Reaction
time
Coordinati
on

Power
Balance
Agility

Speed Balance
The ability to maintain
the body’s center of SKILL-
RELATED
mass above the base of FITNESS

support Reaction
time
Coordinati
on

Power
Coordination
Agility

Speed Balance
The ability to use two or
more body parts SKILL-
RELATED
together FITNESS

Reaction Coordinati
time on

Power
Power
Agility

Speed Balance
The ability to perform
strength performances SKILL-
RELATED
quick FITNESS

Reaction Coordinati
time on

Power
Reaction Time
Agility

Speed Balance
The time taken to
respond to a stimulus SKILL-
RELATED
FITNESS

Reaction Coordinati
time on

Power
Speed
Agility

Speed Balance
The ability to put body
parts into motion SKILL-
RELATED
quickly FITNESS

Reaction Coordinati
time on

Power
ASSESSMENT

WRITTEN ACTIVITY 1.1


STANDING LONG JUMP
ASSESSMENT
MATERIALS: METER STICK, MEASURING TAPE OF RULER
DIRECTIONS: MARK THE STARTING POSITION BEFORE YOU JUMP,
WITH BOTH FEET TOGETHER, YOU HAVE 3 ATTEMPTS TO RECORD
YOU’RE THE RESULTS. THE FARTHEST JUMPS FROM THE STARTING
POSITION WILL BE MEASURED AND RECORDED. PLEASE PROVIDE
A PHOTO DOCUMENTATION OF YOU DOING THE ACTIVITY.
SUBMISSION: SUBMIT IT IN A SHORT BOND PAPERS. TO BE
COLLECTED ON MONDAY BY THE EDUCATION COORDINATOR.
NOTE: DO IT IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT WHERE THERE ARE NO
OBSTRUCTIONS AND SLIPPERY FLOOR
HEXAGON TEST
ASSESSMENT
MATERIALS: MARKER (A STONE OR A CONE WILL DO), TIMER
DIRECTIONS: TAP THE HEXAGON MARKERS USING THE PATTERN
SHOWN BELOW. RECORD YOUR TIME ON HOW FAST YOU FINISH
YOUR TASK 1 6

3 4

5 2

SUBMISSION: SUBMIT IT IN A SHORT BOND PAPERS. TO BE


COLLECTED ON MONDAY BY THE EDUCATION COORDINATOR.
NOTE: DO IT IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT WHERE THERE ARE NO
OBSTRUCTIONS AND SLIPPERY FLOOR

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