Recreational Activity and Its Classifications

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Which of the following activities falls under the category of 'Subsistence Time'?

  • Going to school (correct)
  • Playing a game of chess
  • Taking a nap
  • Watching a movie

What is the primary purpose of recreation?

  • To earn money
  • To refresh strength and spirits (correct)
  • To fulfill social obligations
  • To improve physical fitness

What is the difference between 'Passive Recreation' and 'Active Recreation'?

  • Passive recreation involves more physical movement than active recreation.
  • Passive recreation involves a higher level of social interaction than active recreation.
  • Active recreation is usually done indoors, while passive recreation is done outdoors.
  • Passive recreation requires less physical exertion than active recreation. (correct)

Which of the following is an example of 'Passive Recreation'?

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Based on the text, which of the following would most likely influence an individual's participation in recreational activities?

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Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the relationship between recreational activities and quality of life?

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What does the term 'recreare' mean?

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Why do individuals engage in recreational activities?

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What does the term "semi-natural" refer to, in the context of outdoor recreation?

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What is the main point of the "Leave No Trace" principle "Plan Ahead and Prepare"?

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What is a key characteristic of outdoor recreation?

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a benefit of outdoor recreation?

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Which of the following is NOT a category of "green space" mentioned in the text?

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What is one of the key reasons for sticking to designated trails while participating in outdoor recreation?

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The "Leave No Trace" principle "Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces" is most applicable to which of the following activities?

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What is the primary benefit of ecotourism?

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Which of the following accurately describes muscular endurance?

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Which of the following fitness components is directly related to maintaining balance while standing still?

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Which of the following scenarios BEST exemplifies the concept of coordination?

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Which of the following is NOT considered a barrier to physical activity, as mentioned in the text?

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Which of the following fitness components is MOST important for maintaining a healthy heart and lungs?

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What is the term used to describe the ability to move your body quickly and change directions while maintaining balance?

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What is the core concept of 'Body Composition' as described in the text?

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Which of these land activities are mentioned in the article?

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When engaging in recreational activities, what is recommended regarding noise levels?

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Which of the following is a description of the activity of 'trekking'?

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What is the meaning of the term 'aquatics' as used in the text?

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Which of the following statements about the term 'canoe' is accurate?

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What is the main purpose of the content provided?

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What is the difference between hiking and trekking?

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What type of paddle is used in canoeing?

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Which of the following is NOT a physical recreational activity, as defined by the text?

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What is the primary difference between rafting and whitewater rafting?

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Which of the following best represents the definition of physical fitness as stated in the text?

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Which of the following activities is classified as both a physical and a cultural recreational activity, according to the text?

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What is the primary purpose of a snorkel when snorkeling?

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Paragliding is described as a recreational and competitive flying sport. Which other activity in the text is also described as being both recreational and competitive?

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What is the main difference between cultural recreational activities and intellectual recreational activities as defined in the text?

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Which of the following is NOT a listed type of recreational activity?

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What are some of the ways outdoor recreation can improve physical health?

<p>Decreases body fat percentages, lowers blood pressure and cholesterol levels, increases muscular strength, flexibility, muscular endurance, improves body composition and cardiovascular endurance (A), Increases stamina and energy levels leading to higher focus for academic activities, better class attendance and attention, thus leading to more learning. (B), Increases life expectancy, improves heart health, prevents bone diseases, reduces chronic diseases and reduces obesity. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are some of the psycho-emotional benefits of outdoor recreation?

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What are some of the social benefits of outdoor recreation?

<p>It provides ways for families to become closer, achieve common goals and go through the same experience. (A), It allows one to meet and interact with others who share the same passion for recreation. (B), It promotes stewardship; people's feelings and connection with nature motivate them to care for the natural environment and advocate for its preservation. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main benefit of outdoor recreation?

<p>It can help you improve your mental and physical health. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the best way to improve emotional health?

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What are some of the reasons why people engage in outdoor recreation?

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What are some of the possible causes of exhaustion and loss of vitality due to solely human environments?

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While people engage in outdoor recreation for their own sake and pleasure, what other reasons are there to enjoy these activities?

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Flashcards

Recreational Activities

Engagement in activities for enjoyment and relaxation, tailored to personal interests.

Physical Health Benefits

Health improvements gained from recreational activities, including better fitness and reduced disease risk.

Psycho-emotional Benefits

Mental health improvements from outdoor recreation, like reduced stress and enhanced mood.

Social Benefits

Enhancements to relationships and community engagement through shared recreational activities.

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Life Expectancy

The average period a person is expected to live, which can be increased through a healthy lifestyle including recreation.

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Self-esteem and Confidence

Improved self-worth and belief in abilities from achievements in recreational activities.

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Stress Reduction

The lowering of stress levels achievable through participation in outdoor recreation.

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Stewardship of Nature

The responsibility to care for the environment, fostered by a connection developed through recreation.

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Recreational Activity

Leisure activities performed in free time after work and obligations.

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Existence Time

Time spent on biological needs like meals and hygiene.

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Subsistence Time

Hours spent on economic purposes, such as work and chores.

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Free Time

Remaining time after existence and subsistence time to engage in recreational activities.

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Passive Recreation

Leisure activities done in a sedentary position with limited physical effort.

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Active Recreation

Activities that require energy and movement, like sports and hiking.

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Social Influence

Impact of family and peers on participation in recreational activities.

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Environmental Influence

How surroundings affect participation in physical activities.

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Ecotourism

Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people.

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Outdoor Recreation

Activities engaged outdoors, often in natural settings, like fishing or hiking.

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Green Space

Natural areas such as parks, gardens, or reserves that provide recreational opportunities and support wildlife.

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Plan Ahead and Prepare

Essential preparation for outdoor activities, including researching the area and packing gear.

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Travel on Durable Surfaces

To minimize environmental damage, stick to trails and campsites.

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Leave No Trace

Guidelines to minimize human impact on the environment during outdoor activities.

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Semi-Natural State

Environment that has been modified by humans but retains some natural features.

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Recreational Healing

Recreational activities that promote physical and mental healing or rejuvenation.

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Pet Policy

Rules about bringing pets to certain areas, ensuring control and courtesy.

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Noise Consideration

Being respectful of noise levels to not disturb others in nature.

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Hiking

A long walk on trails in the countryside, usually lasting less than two days.

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Trekking

Making a long or difficult journey, particularly on foot.

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Camping

Outdoor recreation involving overnight stays in a temporary shelter.

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Bird Watching

A hobby involving observing birds in their natural habitat.

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Kayaking

A water sport involving paddling a small boat called a kayak.

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Canoeing

An activity where a canoe is paddled with a single-bladed paddle.

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Snorkeling

Swimming while using a diving mask and snorkel for breathing underwater.

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Bamboo Rafting

Floating down a river on a raft made of bamboo poles.

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Rafting

Using an inflatable raft to navigate rivers, often with rapids.

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Surfing

Riding on moving waves towards the shore on a surfboard.

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Paragliding

A free-flying sport where a pilot flies a lightweight, foot-launched aircraft.

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Physical Fitness

Ability to perform daily tasks easily and with strength.

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Arts and Crafts

Creative activities like painting, ceramics, and woodworking.

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Cultural Events

Activities such as festivals, exhibitions, and street shows celebrating culture.

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Health-related Fitness (HRF)

A combination of exercise, nutrition, and lifestyle habits for health.

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Body Composition

The combination of tissues in the body, including fat, muscles and organs.

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Muscular Strength

The ability to lift and move objects with maximum force temporarily.

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Muscular Endurance

The ability to use muscles for extended periods without fatigue.

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Cardiorespiratory Endurance

The efficiency of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels in supplying oxygen.

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Agility

The ability to change direction quickly and maintain balance.

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Balance

Maintaining your center of gravity when moving or still.

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Physical Activity Barriers

Factors that hinder participation in physical activities.

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Study Notes

What is Recreational Activity?

  • A day can be divided into three parts: existence time (biological needs), subsistence time (work, school), and free time (recreational activities).
  • Recreation is derived from the Latin word "recreare," meaning to be refreshed.
  • It refers to leisure activities in free time, varying by person's interests, pursuits, and needs.
  • It's a time for replenishing energy and participating in voluntary activities after work.
  • Studies show that individuals who participate in sports have higher quality of life scores than those who don't.

Classifications of Recreational Activities

  • Passive recreation involves limited physical exertion, like playing chess or reading books.
  • Active recreation requires substantial energy and movement, such as playing volleyball or hiking.

External Factors Influencing Participation

  • Social factors: Family and friends influence recreational choices; if they are active, you might be more inclined to participate.
  • Environmental factors: Surrounding environment influences recreational choices (e.g., those in urban areas might do more photography than those in rural areas).

Benefits of Recreational Activities

  • Physical Health: Improves lower body fat, cholesterol, muscular strength, flexibility, energy, and stamina, positively impacting class attendance and attention in academics. It improves heart health and prevents diseases (bone diseases and obesity).
  • Psycho-emotional: Reduces stress, prevents depression, increases self-esteem, creativity, and personal/spiritual growth.
  • Social: Helps families connect, allows meeting people with similar interests, promotes stewardship, and enhances individual productivity at work.
  • Economic: Certain recreational activities like ecotourism benefit local communities financially.
  • Spiritual: Strengthens individuals and rejuvenates/soothes the body and soul through activities.

Outdoor Recreation

  • Outdoor recreation takes place in natural settings (fishing, backpacking, horseback riding).
  • The outdoors encompasses natural areas and resources (land, water, wildlife, vegetation, and scenery).

7 Principles for Outdoor Recreation ("Leave No Trace")

  • Plan ahead and prepare (research area, weather, permits, gear).
  • Travel and camp on durable surfaces (stick to designated trails).
  • Dispose of waste properly (pack it in, pack it out).
  • Leave what you find (do not remove natural objects, etc.)
  • Minimize campfire impacts (use designated areas, small fires, and extinguish completely).
  • Respect wildlife (observe from a distance, do not feed, store food properly).
  • Be considerate of other visitors (respect other people, etc.).

Recreational Activities - Land, Water, Air

  • Examples of activities include hiking, trekking, biking, camping, bird watching, rock climbing, orienteering.
  • Water activities include swimming, kayaking, canoeing, snorkeling, rafting.
  • Air related activities such as skydiving, and paragliding.

Types of Recreational Activities

  • Physical activities (sports, games, fitness, hiking, dancing)
  • Social activities (parties, camping, volunteering).
  • Cultural activities (arts & crafts, music, dance, photography).
  • Intellectual activities (reading, learning new languages)
  • Health related fitness (body composition, muscular strength, muscular endurance, and flexibility)
  • Physical activity barriers (lack of time, lack of motivation, financial barriers).

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