7 Questions
What is the recommended amount of moderate-intensity physical activity per week by WHO?
150 minutes
What can lack of exercise lead to, especially for low-income families?
Mental health impacts
What are some ways to exercise at home without equipment?
All of the above
What has COVID-19 resulted in, in terms of sports facilities?
Closures of sports facilities
What limits access to virtual sport opportunities for some people?
Digital divide
What are some alternatives to virtual sport opportunities for those without internet access?
All of the above
Who is losing the support system provided by sports participation?
Young people
Study Notes
- COVID-19 has resulted in closures of sports facilities, limiting physical activity for many.
- Lack of exercise can lead to weight gain and loss of physical fitness, especially for low-income families.
- WHO recommends 150 minutes of moderate-intensity or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity physical activity per week.
- Lack of exercise can have mental health impacts, compounding stress or anxiety.
- Exercising at home without equipment is still possible and can be done through stretching, housework, or online resources.
- Online resources for fitness have increased access to instructors and classes.
- The digital divide limits access to virtual sport opportunities for those without internet access.
- Radio and television programs and printed material can encourage physical activity for those without access to digital technologies.
- Young people are losing the support system provided by sports participation.
- Some organizations and schools are using virtual training to remain engaged in sport activities.
"Stay Active at Home: Test Your Knowledge on Physical Fitness During COVID-19" - How well do you know the importance of physical fitness during the pandemic? Take this quiz to learn about the impacts of limited physical activity, WHO's recommended exercise guidelines, and creative ways to stay active at home. From online resources to traditional media, find out how you can maintain your physical and mental health during these unprecedented times. Don't let COVID-19 put a damper on your fitness goals - take the
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