Personal Wellness Planning Assessment
Answer all questions completely and then submit them to your instructor.
Warm-Up (Questions to help you prepare to write your goals)
1.Describe your current level of physical activity. How often do you participate in moderate to high intensity activity in an average week?
A: I currently have medium levels of activity. I defiantly need to do more aerobic exercises to improve my breathing and heart rate, during physical activity. I participate in moderate to high activity about three or four times a week. Two of those times I am at a two hour volley ball open gym, and the other times I am playing volley ball with friends or practicing more. This sport involves a lot of stops and starts for pushing your self,
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I can start by meeting new people at musical theater camp next week.
Academic Wellness Goal:
A:My goal is to be organized and not procrastinate starting now. Every day I will make a list of the things I need to get done and push myself to actually do them. I would like to be consistently doing this by the end of this month.
Cool Down (Reflection questions based on the goals you’ve written)
4.What do you think will be the most challenging goal for you, and
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I'm going to try a weekly planner for writing down what is due and when then checking off the completed assignments.
5.Describe any challenges or hesitations you have about your goals or the activity requirements for this course.
A: A challenge for this course is not procrastinating so I’m going to use this course as a practice run for the weekly planner
6. Explain how fitness testing and test results can affect your overall fitness.
A: when someone achives their goal that can improve their mood and emotional health. Whne someone gets fitness tested and doesnt receive the results they wanted the will strive harder to get the desired results.
7.No matter your living situation, it is up to you to make daily decisions that affect your well-being. What is your role and responsibility for maintaining and improving your health?
A: At the end of the day no one can make me improve my health, because I am the one who controls if I workout and what I do. I am responsible for what I eat, how much I eat, weather I’m going do the right thing and work out or watch TV, or even just get up and be somebody that day like I should to get started off right every
According to the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association, they state that people should at least exercise two and a half hours a week. Which means that people would be exercising for 30 minutes a day and five times every week. Some things that can help people exercise are jogging, dancing, biking, swimming, and much more. When people exercise, they should keep a moderate pace to keep people from passing out from overworking themselves too much. A moderate intensity means that you are working in an intermediate zone.
2) What study tips would you give to students who enroll in this class next term? You can discuss whatever you think might be useful: time-management tips, what to study, how to study, what to do, or what not to do.
For those who are not involved in sports, exercise can be a hassle. Each day is busy, filled with appointments and work. Exercise is critical to everyday health, as the lack of exercise can impair health in the future. In the article, “How Much Exercise Do I Really Need” by Dr. Jordan Metzi, facts and statistics are given to help push the positive effects of exercise in our daily lives. Some people may have more time than others, but effective time-management skills can make exercise possible for anyone. It is important that a sufficient amount of exercise is attained every week to ensure good health for the future.
1.) What is the one take-away that you will carry with you as you move on from this course?
Exercise is something that many individuals often overlook, avoid, or even consider physical activities their nemesis. Many people usually denigrate exercise by saying it is too demanding on the body, or are afraid of injuries, but in reality, working out can prevent various cancer and heart disease. In the article “How Much Exercise Do I Really Need?”, Dr. Jordan Metzi explains how everyone should obtain 150 minutes of exercise per week to stay fit. These 150 minutes should be spread out throughout the week to prevent any injuries or overuse of the muscles. One may also cut the time in half by exercising at a higher intensity for only 15 minutes per day. Different activities that can be done are jogging, swimming, or even dancing. In addition, sports can contribute to helping individuals reach their top fitness.
What do the results tell you about your personal wellness? (Consider how each of the elements interact in your overall well-being.)
How/Why I Chose This Topic: Exercise has always had a major contribution in my lifestyle since I was a young child. As a youth, I participated in many sports such as soccer, basketball, football, and track. Exercise was a major factor in my live especially, as a growing child. Exercise allows me to grow and strengthen my bones and muscles. As I began high school, I slowly began slacking in physical activities while trying to maintain a good GPA. The lack of physical activity has decreased the strength of bones and muscle and has made me more prone to injuries. I chose this topic to influence me into exercising more often in order to maintain a health figure and strengthen my muscle and bones.
A. In everyday life we face much criticism from the public, not only for the lack of ability in caring for the sick, but besides for their character, manner and personal appearance.
Current physical activity: three times a week – including jogging, badminton, hula hoop or others.
Exercise should be on moderate intensity for at least 2-3 hours a week. Moderate exercise is when you are doing a physical activity that increases your breathing and heart rate. This is done on a comfortable pace wherein you can still able to hold a conversation. Before starting any exercise
1) Why do you want to join the course? Think about what you will gain from it and what skills and qualities you think you can bring to it. --370
Prolonged aerobic training (at least 20 minutes three times a week) is recommended for the maintenance of a healthy cardiovascular
8. If you currently don’t participate in any physical activity, start small. Start exercising for five minutes a day in your in-between time, then begin gradually building up the amount of time your physically active a day until your at or above the guidelines.
I do not partake in much physical activity. Most of my physical activity comes from transportation. The area I live in is close to most activities and necessities in my town, so instead of driving, I walk or I take the bus. Most walks I take are approximately 15 to 30 minutes. I do not do any moderate or high-intensity activity, meaning that it is impossible for me to meet the 150 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity or the 75 minutes of vigorous intensity physical activity recommended each week.
There are not enough people practicing and maintaining a healthy life style and there is a need for more health education within schools.