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components of fitness?
for my homework, i need to know the components of fitness used for football, tennis, dance, rugby and netball, and why - any help on either of these will be very much appreciated x
Fitness = cardiovascular endurance, muscular endurance, muscle strength/power, flexibility, speed and reaction time, skill or motor fitness (eg co-ordination, balance, agility), body composition (fat-lean ratio) and nutrition.
The first 3 are the main ones required for all the sports named above. With maybe flexibility being more important for dance. To be more specific:
Football and rugby- cardiovascular endurance, muscular endurance, muscle strength (legs in particular), speed.
Tennis - CV endurance, muscle endurance, muscle strength (esp in arms), co-ordination, agility, speed.
Dance - CV endurance, muscle strength (esp in legs), body composition, flexibility
Netball - Same as tennis really?
Is that enough detail or do you need to know the definition for each of those components? Happy to answer more for you if you want
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Fitness Tennis Program
HOMEWORK HELP NEEDED! URGENT!!!! DUE TOMORROW!!!!!?
Okay, so i have this homework for health and fitness and its not making any sense to me, yes i left my homework to the last minute, big deal, moving on.
It says this
1) Choose One health related and one skill related component of fitness and list in table form a physical activity that can be done to develop that area from games, athletics, aquatics, gymnastics and dance.
E.g. You could include 5000m for muscular endurance, back arches for flexibility, synchronized swimming for coordination, beam for balance or table tennis for reaction time.
If anyone even remotely understands what im meant to do please help me out! an easy ten points here! thank in advance!
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Athletic general fitness-speed and endurance, skill related sprinting and middle distance running.
Aquatics Concentration, the skill related to do the aquatics you need more patience and concentration.
Gymnastic Flexibilityand balance, skill related the floor exercises and the beam exercises.
Dance agility balance and endurance, the dance required both agility and quick reation time to move with the music and endurance to perform the give task without getting fatigued
