The document discusses moderate and vigorous physical activities and recommends that teens engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity per day. It defines moderate physical activity as anything that noticeably increases heart rate, like brisk walking or dancing, and vigorous activity as anything producing large increases in breathing or heart rate, like jogging or sports. The document emphasizes that regular moderate to vigorous physical activity is important for a teenager's health, growth, and academic outcomes.
The document discusses moderate and vigorous physical activities and recommends that teens engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity per day. It defines moderate physical activity as anything that noticeably increases heart rate, like brisk walking or dancing, and vigorous activity as anything producing large increases in breathing or heart rate, like jogging or sports. The document emphasizes that regular moderate to vigorous physical activity is important for a teenager's health, growth, and academic outcomes.
The document discusses moderate and vigorous physical activities and recommends that teens engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity per day. It defines moderate physical activity as anything that noticeably increases heart rate, like brisk walking or dancing, and vigorous activity as anything producing large increases in breathing or heart rate, like jogging or sports. The document emphasizes that regular moderate to vigorous physical activity is important for a teenager's health, growth, and academic outcomes.
The document discusses moderate and vigorous physical activities and recommends that teens engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity per day. It defines moderate physical activity as anything that noticeably increases heart rate, like brisk walking or dancing, and vigorous activity as anything producing large increases in breathing or heart rate, like jogging or sports. The document emphasizes that regular moderate to vigorous physical activity is important for a teenager's health, growth, and academic outcomes.
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HOPE 1 Quarter 3 – Module 3:
Moderate to Vigorous Physical
Activities SHEILA G. BUNGALAN Objectives
Identifyphysical activities that are classified as moderate
and vigorous; Engage in moderate to vigorous physical activities (MVPAs) for at least 60 minutes daily. Reflect the importance of engaging in various physical activities through writing an essay. Find at least ten (10) hidden words that are related to physical activities in the puzzle below. Let’s Answer!
1. What do you think is the relationship between
the words that you have found in the puzzle? 2. Where and when do you usually see people doing those physical activities? 3. What are the different kinds of physical activities that we do every day? Many people your age spend more time on social media sites, YouTube, Netflix, and playing mobile games. However, a young Senior High School student like you needs to be physically active to stay fit and healthy.
You should spend time doing moderate to
vigorous activities. These physical activities will not only lead you to a physically active life but will also improve your health and academic outcomes. MODERATE AND VIGOROUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
Physical Activity occurs when your muscles contract to
make your body move. Experts recommend that teens spend at least 60 minutes and up to serval hours performing physical activity each day.
Moderate Physical Activity refers to activities that are not too
easy and not too hard. This kind of activity requires a moderate amount of effort and noticeably accelerates the heart rate. MODERATE AND VIGOROUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
Vigorous Physical Activity produces large increases in
breathing or heart rate, such as jogging, aerobic dance, or bicycling uphill. It also requires a large amount of effort. Active sports and recreation activities such as tennis, dancing, aerobics are examples of vigorous physical activities. These activities are considered vigorous because you use more energy doing these activities (Corbin, Le Masurier, Lambdin, 2018, p. 3). Let Us Remember
Now that you already have an idea on various physical
activities, these are the points that you must remember:
1. Physical activity done at a moderate or vigorous intensity
level is good for a teenager’s health.
2. Moderate physical activities generally make you move.
These could include brisk walking, dancing, biking, swimming, and jogging. Even helping out with some of the more active chores inside and outside your home like gardening can be good. Let Us Remember
3. Vigorous activities increase the heart rate and
make you sweat and may let you enjoy being active even more. You may play games with lots of running involved, say, basketball. You may also do running or jogging, or other sports like football, tennis, and swimming. Let Us Remember 4. Being physically active is an important part of your growth and development, especially if done regularly. It is a great way to spend time with friends, meet new people, feel good, and break up long stretches of playing online games and watching movies. It is invigorating to move the entire body, even by just cheering, or running after the ball. 5. Being active every day can help teenagers achieve the following: ü improve heart health and fitness ü develop strong muscles Let Us Assess