Monday, October 21, 2013

What Physically Educated (PE) actually means towards health and wellness.

Did you leave high school knowing this from PE class?  Chances are if we know this, but don’t practice this in our daily or weekly lives?  Well, the time is here and now. When applying what physical education class should have taught you.  Will allow for a more balanced lifestyle of fitness and wellness. 

If a person struggles to be healthy and well.  Look below at what an attitude can support towards a better you.  Become physically educated by practicing something you enjoy with health enhancing benefits.


Outcomes of a physically educated individual:
    A – Has learned a variety of skills necessary to perform a variety of physical activities.
    B – Is physically fit through outside of class routines and performances. 
    C – Does participate in regular physical activity (PA).
    D – Knows the implications of non-participation & benefits of involvement in PA.
    E – Values PA & contributes to a healthy lifestyle.


Physical Education (PE Personal Statement) National Standards

The US Government has the following criteria for meeting what a physically educated person actually does.  The core curriculum for my physical education classes that I taught was to align each lesson to support the development of the following national PE standards, as well as state PE standards too.  Being physically educated leads to empowerment of healthy choices and a lifetime of fitness. 

National PE Standards:

Standard 1: Demonstrates competency in motor skills and movement patterns needed to perform a variety of physical activities. 

Standard 2: Demonstrates understanding of movement concepts, principles, strategies, and tactics as they apply to the learning and performance of physical activities.

 Standard 3: Participates regularly in physical activity. 

Standard 4: Achieves and maintains a health-enhancing level of physical fitness. 

Standard 5: Exhibits responsible personal and social behavior that respects self and others in physical activity settings.   

Standard 6: Values physical activity for health, enjoyment, challenge, self-expression, and/or social interaction.   

Saturday, October 19, 2013

Short & Long term effects about Exercise on YOU (the body).

Benefits of Physical Activity (AKA Exercise)
Immediate Effects of Moving that amazing body of yours (no matter the condition)




Top 2 ongoing outcommes of regular exercise routine with diversity of movment:


1.  Increase Cognitive Functioning, that means you could be smarter
2.  Decrease in Body Fat & this directly makes your self image a more positive one!

Increase Blood Flow to all parts of the Body

More Oxygen to muscles and organs
Increase Levels of neurotransmitters in brain
Blood is made primarily of water and nutrients. 
Toxins are removed from the body by the blood & directly increasing the heart rate. 

Long Term Effects of Moving

        *More Energy
        *More quality sleep
        *More Efficient Metabolism
        *Muscle Repair is improved & Joint Function is increase through ROM & Resistance

OVERALL Here are some other benefits:


Move Your Body because the Benefits are Contagious
Reduces risk of heart disease              Improves arthritis
Decreases hypertension & high blood pressure                         Decreases cholesterol levels
Helps shed excess pounds    Slows the aging process   
Reduces risk of osteoporosis             Relieves back pain
Improves & maintains mental health  Prevents the common cold & flu   
Improves the quality of the air we breathe    Prevents and controls diabetes

Monday, October 14, 2013

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Want a FREE Fitness session? See how it is possible here...


Wellness In the Park is now on meetup.com  Everything is FREE and right now the workout sessions are every Tuesday @ 6pm in Ellison Park

For more details feel free to join meet up

WIP Training DETIALS

or email Brian wellnesshero@gmail.com

Here is next weeks workout...

Wellness In the Park (WIP) Training

10.8.13 (Tues @ 6pm in Ellison)

Announcement:

The idea of me reflecting on 3 weeks of WIP Training for personal benefit since being on Meetup.com has yielded significant shifts of improvement in other areas of my life.

 I have stretched more then normal on my own
I have prepared my food better by planing and making healthier choices because my body is speaking to me via soreness, awareness and growth of getting stronger.
My sleep has improved and I have given in to accepting longer hours is OK, love that!
More energy over the course of the day
Happier about my choices overall because I see huge progress!!!

Active Rests when you are WIP(ped): Run/Walk to a tree & back
ALT EX:  Walking Lunges, Push ups, Star Jumps

Warm-Up - In place movements (7 min.)

WIP Training -  2 min. on each task. for set 1, 1:30 for set 2

 Up Downs
DB Squat Press
Sprint Jog
Squats
Equipment Station (PB, MB, RB) Choices

Cool Down - Dynamic movements

How to build up strength for your CORE.