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fitness & Movement

1. Fitness & Movement

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What is Fitness & Movement

Fitness and movement refer to the body’s ability to perform daily activities efficiently through strength, endurance, flexibility, and coordination. It emphasizes staying active and engaging in different forms of physical activity that promote health and vitality. Regular movement supports heart health, strengthens muscles, improves balance, and enhances mental well-being. By maintaining an active lifestyle, individuals can prevent diseases, boost energy levels, and improve overall quality of life, ensuring both the body and mind remain strong, resilient, and capable of performing everyday tasks with ease and confidence.

In simple terms:
➡️ Fitness = the condition of being physically healthy and strong.
➡️ Movement = any physical activity or body motion that contributes to maintaining or improving fitness.
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Subtopics of Fitness and Movement

Physical Components

  • Cardiovascular endurance (heart and lung health)

  • Muscular strength

  • Muscular endurance

  • Flexibility

  • Body composition

Types of Movement

  • Aerobic exercises (running, cycling, swimming)

  • Anaerobic exercises (weightlifting, sprinting)

  • Functional movements (daily activity-based movement)

  • Mobility and flexibility training (yoga, stretching)

Exercise and Training Methods

  • Resistance training

  • High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)

  • Circuit training

  • Core strengthening

  • Balance and coordination exercises

Benefits and Movement

  • Improves cardiovascular health

  • Increases strength and flexibility

  • Boosts mental health and mood

  • Aids in weight management

  • Enhances overall quality of life

Lifestyle and Habit Building

  • Creating daily movement routines

  • Setting fitness goals

  • Overcoming sedentary behavior

  • Incorporating active hobbies (walking, dancing, sports)

Injury Prevention and Recovery

  • Warm-up and cool-down routines

  • Proper posture and form

  • Rest and recovery techniques

  • Physical therapy and rehabilitation

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