Introduction To Physical Education and
Introduction To Physical Education and
and
Legal Basis of Physical Education
Discussant:
Republic Act No. 5708 known as “The
Schools Physical Education and Sports
Development Act of 1969.” Approved June
21, 1969.
Health and Fitness
2 Component of Fitness
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Component of fitness defined as “a unique
physical characteristics or ability that is related
in a significant way to the capacity for
movement.”
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The components of the physical fitness are
grouped into two categories:
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1. Motor or Skill Related Physical Fitness
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2. Health Related Fitness
Skills Related Component
Discussant:
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Gisolfi and Lamb, 1989:
Motor fitness, generally has been including
some physical abilities that relate primarily to
athletic performance.
Skills Related Component
Six Components of Skills Related Physical Fitness
1. Coordination Juggling
- Refers to the ability
to use body parts with
senses to perform
motor task smoothly
and accurately.
- Example: hitting of
golf ball, batting a
baseball, kicking a ball
Skills Related Component
Six Components of Skills Related Physical Fitness
3. Agility Boxing
- is the ability to
rapidly and
accurately change
direction of the
movement of the
entire body in space.
- Example: Boxing and
Badminton
Skills Related Component
Six Components of Skills Related Physical Fitness
Discussant:
Mhiebelle Prizza
Health Related Components
1. Cardio-respiratory Fitness
The word “cardio” means HEART
Sometimes referred as “cardiovascular endurace”
because a person who possesses this type of fitness can
persist physical fitness for a long period of time without
undue fatigue.
The term ‘aerobic fitness” has been used as a synonym
for cardiovascular fitness because of aerobic capacity is
considered to be best indicator of cardiovascular
fitness.
Health Related Components
1. Cardio-respiratory Fitness
3. Muscular Endurance
is the capacity of the skeletal
muscle or group of muscle to continue a
contracting over a long period of time
Health Related Components
4. Body Composition
Refers to the relative percentage of muscle, fat, bone, and other
tissues of which the body is composed.
Essential Fat refers to the fat possesses by individual at least a
minimal amount of body fat for good health. It is necessary for:
1. temperature regulation
2. shock absorption
3. regulation of essential body nutrients including vitamins A,D,E
and K.
Non-essential Fat accumulates when you take more calories
than you expend which can cause overfatness or obesity.
Flexibility
is the movement of the joint
through its full range of motion.
Importance of
Physical Fitness/Active Lifestyle
Discussant:
Joeverth Pedregoso
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Support healthy life style:
Physical Fitness is the optimum
levels of fitness vary, depending on
age, gender, physical ability, and
overall health.
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Competence in movement and
motor skills in any various physical
activity performance.
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Habitual physical activity
participation to achieve and
maintain good health.
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Understanding various movement
concept, principles and tactics as
they apply to the learning physical
activity.
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Valuing physical activities for
the enjoyment, as part of
socialization.
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Improve posture movement
and appearance by
strengthening muscles that
support the body.
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Improve assessment
through fitness test that
support fitness and health
goals.
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Achieve and maintain a
health-enhancing level of
physical fitness.
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Participate regularly in
lifelong physical activity.
Discussant:
Jay R Altillero
Physical Education and Health Safety Guidelines
Need to be aware of the medical backgrounds and physical
1 limitations of individuals
Must be aware of the location of fire exits, fire chains, and
2 alternative route in case of evacuation.
Must demonstrate that all proper precautions will be
3 taken interest for safety.
A fully stocked first-aid kit must be readily accessible.
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Must wear comfortable and clean shoes and clothes.
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Exercise late or early in the morning.
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All records of inspections, using facility must regularly be
7 inspected.
Recommend exercises fitted for one’s capacity.
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Medical information must be readable and submitted.
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Physical Education and Health Safety Guidelines
Discussants:
Luke Beloño
Jay Mar Alipe
The Major System of the Body
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The human body is a complex machine
that transforms nutrients to energy in
order to perform work. It is made up of
different systems that work together to
accomplish this task. Of this system muscular
and skeletal systems are given more emphasis
as they are very significant in the production of
motions which is most necessary in the
development of physical fitness.
The Major System of the Body
1. CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
Components Functions:
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distributes oxygen and nutrients to
cells,
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carries carbon dioxide and waste
away from cells,
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helps maintain the acid-base
balance of the body,
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protects against diseases,
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prevents hemorrhage by forming
blood clots,
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helps regulate body temperature.
The Major System of the Body
2. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Components Function:
Performs the
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physical and
chemical breakdown
of food
Absorption of
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Function:
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Helps regulate body temperature
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Protects the body
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Eliminates some wastes
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Helps produce vitamin D
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Monitor certain stimuli such as
changes in temperature and
pressure
The Major System of the Body
5. LUMPHATIC AND IMMUNE SYSTEM
Components
Function:
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Returns proteins and plasma
(liquid portion of blood) to the
cardio-vascular system
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Transports fats from the gastro-
intestinal tract to the
cardiovascular system
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Serves as a site of maturation and
proliferation of certain white
blood cells
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Helps protect against disease
through the production of
proteins called “antibodies”, as
well as other responses.
The Major System of the Body
6. MUSCULAR SYSTEM
Components
Function:
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Powers movement of
the body such as
walking and throwing
ball
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Stabilizes body
positions (posture)
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Generates heat
The Major System of the Body
7. NERVOUS SYSTEM
Components
Function:
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Regulates body activities
through action potentials
(nerve impulses) by
detecting changes in the
internal and external
environments
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Interpreting the changes
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Responding to the changes
by inducing muscular
contractions or glandular
secretions
The Major System of the Body
8. REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Components
Function:
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Produces
gametes, which
can unite to form
new organism
and hormones
that help to
regulate
metablism
The Major System of the Body
9. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
Components
Function:
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Supplies oxygen
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Eliminates carbon
dioxide
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Helps regulate the acid-
base balance of the
body
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Helps produce vocal
sound
The Major System of the Body
10. SKELETAL SYSTEM
Functions
Component
The Major System of the Body
11. URINARY SYSTEM
Components
Function:
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Regulates the volume
and chemical
composition of blood
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Eliminates wastes
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Regulates fluid and
electrolyte balance of the
body
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Secretes hormone that
regulates red blood cell
production