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What is the shape of the arms in the 'T' motion?
What is the shape of the arms in the 'T' motion?
Which factor is the most important for ensuring safety of the flyer in a stunt?
Which factor is the most important for ensuring safety of the flyer in a stunt?
What is essential for maintaining synchronization during a cheerleading routine?
What is essential for maintaining synchronization during a cheerleading routine?
What is the primary goal of incorporating transitions between different stunts?
What is the primary goal of incorporating transitions between different stunts?
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When evaluating a cheerleader's tumbling performance, which aspect is most important to assess?
When evaluating a cheerleader's tumbling performance, which aspect is most important to assess?
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What is a key factor to consider when planning a team stunt performance?
What is a key factor to consider when planning a team stunt performance?
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What motion involves clapping hands in front of the chest?
What motion involves clapping hands in front of the chest?
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What motion involves the arms extended downward in a 'V' shape?
What motion involves the arms extended downward in a 'V' shape?
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What is the primary benefit of maintaining a target heart rate during exercise?
What is the primary benefit of maintaining a target heart rate during exercise?
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Which formula is used to calculate the maximum heart rate (MHR)?
Which formula is used to calculate the maximum heart rate (MHR)?
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What does the heart rate reserve (HRR) represent?
What does the heart rate reserve (HRR) represent?
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During moderate-intensity exercise, what is the typical target heart rate range?
During moderate-intensity exercise, what is the typical target heart rate range?
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What is one primary benefit of using dance to manage stress?
What is one primary benefit of using dance to manage stress?
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How should you measure your resting heart rate (RHR) accurately?
How should you measure your resting heart rate (RHR) accurately?
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Which calculation is used to find the target heart rate at 60% intensity?
Which calculation is used to find the target heart rate at 60% intensity?
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How does music contribute to dance as a stress management technique?
How does music contribute to dance as a stress management technique?
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Which dance styles are commonly associated with stress relief?
Which dance styles are commonly associated with stress relief?
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What happens to heart rate response as a person's fitness level increases?
What happens to heart rate response as a person's fitness level increases?
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If a 50-year-old person has a RHR of 65 bpm and MHR of 170 bpm, what THR should they maintain at 60-75% MHR?
If a 50-year-old person has a RHR of 65 bpm and MHR of 170 bpm, what THR should they maintain at 60-75% MHR?
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What is essential for creating a dance routine aimed at reducing stress?
What is essential for creating a dance routine aimed at reducing stress?
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What characteristic defines the dance style 'popping'?
What characteristic defines the dance style 'popping'?
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Which dance style is known for its intense and expressive movements?
Which dance style is known for its intense and expressive movements?
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What type of community program can effectively help with stress management?
What type of community program can effectively help with stress management?
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How can the effectiveness of a dance program in reducing stress be measured?
How can the effectiveness of a dance program in reducing stress be measured?
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Study Notes
Cheerdance
- Students participating in cheerdance regularly experience reduced anxiety and increased confidence.
- Cheerdancers see improved endurance, balance, and coordination over time.
- Cheerdance routines involve specific motions like "High V" (V-shape above head, straight fingers, palms out), "Low V" (extended downward V-shape), "T" (arms extended to the sides), "Daggers" (elbows bent at 45 degrees in front of shoulders), "Touchdown" (arms parallel, fists closed), and "Low Touchdown" (arms extended straight down, parallel).
- "Clap" motion involves clapping hands in front of chest with enthusiasm.
- Stunt routines depend on flyer safety, focusing on height, and consistent timing/formation.
- Evaluating routines involves assessing execution and form of skills.
- Routine fluidity is judged by skill effectiveness.
- Fundamental move: round-off back handspring.
Target Heart Rate (THR)
- Knowing your target heart rate (THR) improves cardiovascular fitness.
- THR training strengthens the cardiovascular system.
- THR exercise progress tracking is simpler.
- Exercise at THR increases cardiovascular strength.
- THR is personalized for individual fitness goals.
- Determining your resting heart rate (RHR) is necessary to calculate your THR.
Stress Management Through Dance
- Dance is beneficial for stress management due to self-expression.
- Dance releases tension and serves as stress relief.
- Dance improves emotional well-being.
- Various dance styles (ballet, jazz, hip-hop) are useful stress relievers.
- Music enhances emotional experience in dance.
- Improvisation can be incorporated into a dance routine for stress reduction.
- Cultural dance styles affect stress management effectiveness.
- Community dance programs are effective stress management tools emphasizing creativity and inclusivity.
- Stress levels are tracked before and after using dance as stress relief.
Hip Hop Dance Styles
- Popping: fluid arm movements, continuous, influenced by funk music.
- Krumping: intense, aggressive, expressive movements.
- Locking: freezing in positions, integrating comedy/playfulness, influenced by funk music.
- Tutting: creating geometric shapes.
- Shuffling: light-hearted, rhythmic, quick foot movements.
- Waacking: expressing arm movements.
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This quiz explores the fundamentals of cheerdance and the concept of Target Heart Rate (THR) in enhancing cardiovascular fitness. Discover how specific motions and endurance techniques in cheerdance can boost both performance and well-being. Test your understanding of the essential skills and safety measures involved in cheerdance routines.