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This document appears to be a collection of materials related to physical education. It covers the history of a program called PATHFIT, lessons on physical fitness, core anatomy, and other concepts related to physical activity.
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Article 14. Section 19 (2), All educational institutions shall undertake regular sport activities throughout the country in cooperation with the athletics club and other sectors. History of PATHFIT 1901-Physical exercise was developed and introduced in public schools. 1920-PE/PATHFIT was made a r...
Article 14. Section 19 (2), All educational institutions shall undertake regular sport activities throughout the country in cooperation with the athletics club and other sectors. History of PATHFIT 1901-Physical exercise was developed and introduced in public schools. 1920-PE/PATHFIT was made a required subject in the curriculum in all public schools. 1937-PE was made a curricular subject in the secondary curriculum. 1969-Program of activities including: 1982-MAPE was introduced and the learning area includes Music, Art, and PE. Schopenhauer (sho-pen-har) \"The greatness of fullest improving and maintaining the optimum health by participating in physical activities/exercise by all no matter what age you are.\" LESSON: PHYSICAL FITNESS - - - - Two Components of Physical Fitness 1\. Health Related Fitness Isometric - unmovable Isokinetic - exercise in machines Physical Activity Recommendation 1\. Warm Up (5-10 minutes) Principles of Training 1\. Specificity - Specific purpose that links to sports. 2\. Overload Observation of the body. 3\. Progression - Should be increased gradually (simple to hard). 4\. Reversibility - If you don\'t use it, it will use you. 5\. Tedium - Importance of training variation. 6\. Individualization - No individuals are alike.. LESSON: CORE ANATOMY Core Anatomy - - - Structure of the Core - - - - Types of Movement 1\. Flexion - Core expands forward (Rectus Abdominis) 2\. Extension Core expands backward 3\. Rotation - Twist left to right side (Obligues) 4\. Lateral Flexion - Bends to the right obligues and quadratus to the left lumborum Muscles of the Core 1\. Transverse Abdominis - 2\. Internal Obligue - Side of the body; hips to hips 3\. External Obligue - Ribs to hips 4\. Rectus Abdominis - Outermost layer of the muscle at the front of the body 5\. Quadratus Lumborum - Back of the body; from hips to lowering LESSON: INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TOWARDS HEALTH AND FITNESS RA 5708 (The Schools Physical Education and Sports Development Act of 1969) - - - - - - FITT Principle: F-Frequency I-Intensity T-Time T-Type Objectives of PE/PATHFIT - - - Legal Basis in Teaching PATHFIT in the Philippines - - -