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9780763742201

Fit to Be Well

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    9780763742201

  • ISBN10:

    0763742201

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-01-04
  • Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning

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Table of Contents

Preface xvii
Introduction xix
Changing to a Healthy Lifestyle
xxii
Focus on Lifestyle
1(1)
Changing Behavior
1(3)
Weighing Pros and Cons
4(1)
Temptation
4(1)
Stage 1: Precontemplation
4(1)
Difficulty Living a Healthy Lifestyle
4(1)
Stage 2: Contemplation
4(2)
What Helps Change a Lifestyle?
5(1)
Locus of Control
5(1)
Stage 3: Preparation
6(3)
Self-Monitoring
6(1)
Analysis
7(1)
Goal Setting
7(1)
The Plan
8(1)
The Contract
9(1)
Stage 4: Action
9(3)
Social Impact
10(1)
Stress
10(1)
Postponement
11(1)
Justification
11(1)
Denying Responsibility
12(1)
Stage 5: Maintenance
12(1)
Issues to Face in Maintenance
13(1)
Conclusion
13(3)
Knowledge Check
12(2)
Modern Modifications
14(1)
Critical Thinking
15(1)
Going Above and Beyond
15(1)
Preparing for Physical Activity and Exercise
16(16)
Recent Trends of Inactivity and Health-Related Concerns
17(1)
The Dangers of Inactivity
17(1)
Components of Physical Fitness
17(1)
Physical Activity
17(1)
Exercise
17(1)
Who Is Active?
18(1)
Benefits of Physical Activity
19(1)
Before Starting
20(1)
Check Your Health Status
20(1)
Gather the Basics
20(1)
Components of Physical Fitness and the Physical Activity Pyramid
21(1)
Cumulative Moderate Activity
22(1)
The Warm-up
23(1)
The Cool-down
23(1)
The Principles of a Successful Workout
23(1)
Stay Motivated
24(1)
For Exercise Drop-outs: How to Get Started Again
25(1)
Stay Safe
25(1)
Be the Best and Expect the Best
26(6)
Knowledge Check
28(1)
Modern Modifications
29(1)
Critical Thinking
29(1)
Going Above and Beyond
30(2)
Improving Cardiorespiratory Endurance
32(20)
The Doorway to Cardiorespiratory Activity
33(1)
Basic Physiology
33(1)
Cardiovascular Processes
34(1)
Benefits of Cardiorespiratory Endurance Exercise
35(2)
Short-Term Benefits
35(1)
Long-Term Benefits
35(2)
Assessing Cardiorespiratory Fitness/Endurance
37(1)
Maximal Oxygen Uptake
37(1)
Submaximal Tests
37(1)
Designing a Cardiorespiratory Endurance Exercise Program
37(11)
Warm-up
37(1)
Cool-down
38(1)
FITT Guidelines
38(1)
Frequency
38(1)
Intensity
38(4)
The Correlation Between Frequency and Intensity
42(1)
Time or Duration of Exercise
42(1)
Type of Aerobic Activities
42(4)
Progression
46(2)
Conclusion
48(4)
Knowledge Check
48(1)
Modern Modifications
49(1)
Critical Thinking
49(1)
Going Above and Beyond
50(2)
Increasing Flexibility
52(16)
What Are the Benefits of Flexibility?
53(1)
What Determines Flexibility?
53(1)
Factors That Influence Flexibility
53(1)
Assessing Flexibility
53(2)
Precautions
54(1)
Sit-and-Reach Test
54(1)
Shoulder Flexibility Test
55(1)
Other Flexibility Tests
55(1)
Maintain Your Flexibility
55(2)
Informal Stretching
56(1)
Stretching as Part of the Exercise Routine
56(1)
Types of Stretching
57(4)
Static Stretching
57(1)
Ballistic Stretching
57(3)
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
60(1)
Back Fitness
61(1)
Preventing Low-Back Pain
61(1)
Exercises for the Lower Back
61(1)
What Is Poor Body Posture?
62(1)
Why Have Good Posture?
63(1)
Signs of Poor Posture
63(1)
Ways to Improve Your Posture
63(5)
Knowledge Check
64(1)
Modern Modifications
65(1)
Critical Thinking
65(1)
Going Above and Beyond
66(2)
Increasing Muscular Strength and Endurance
68(20)
Muscular Endurance
69(1)
Muscular Strength
69(1)
What Are the Benefits of Muscular Strength and Endurance?
69(1)
How Does Weight Training Change Body Composition and Metabolism?
69(1)
Gender Differences for Weight Training
69(1)
What Are the Different Types of Muscle Fiber?
70(1)
Assessing Your Muscular Strength and Endurance
70(1)
Modes of Exercise
70(2)
Isometric (Static) Exercises
70(1)
Isotonic Exercises
71(1)
Isokinetic Exercises
72(1)
Plyometric Exercises
72(1)
Getting Started with Weight Training
72(1)
Warm Up
72(1)
During Training
72(1)
Cool Down
72(1)
Where Should You Exercise?
73(1)
At a Health Club/Gym: Advantages
73(1)
At Home: Advantages
73(1)
Fundamentals of Weight Training
73(1)
Training Frequency
73(1)
Intensity
73(1)
Progressive Overloading
73(1)
Creating a Successful Training Program
74(9)
Exercise Guidelines
75(1)
Selecting Types of Exercise
75(1)
Exercise Sequence
75(1)
Weight-Machine Training Safety
75(1)
Weight Machines: Circuit Training
76(1)
Using Free Weights (Barbells, Dumbbells)
76(2)
Training with Weights
78(3)
Training without Weights
81(2)
Cautions About Supplements and Drugs
83(5)
Drugs with Undesirable Side Effects
84(1)
Knowledge Check
84(2)
Modern Modifications
86(1)
Critical Thinking
87(1)
Going Above and Beyond
87(1)
Choosing a Nutritious Diet
88(36)
What Is a Healthy Diet?
89(12)
Proteins
89(1)
Lipids (Fats, Oils)
90(1)
Carbohydrates
91(3)
USDA Recommendations
94(1)
Fiber
94(1)
Vitamins
95(3)
Minerals
98(1)
Water
98(2)
Free Radicals and Antioxidants
100(1)
Put Your Diet into Action
101(9)
Comparison to Dietary Reference Intakes
101(1)
Comparison to Dietary Guidelines for Americans
101(3)
MyPyramid
104(2)
Fast Food
106(1)
Vegetarian Diets
107(1)
Mediterranean Diet
107(1)
Other Ethnic Diets
108(1)
Challenges for Special Populations
109(1)
Smart Food Choices
110(4)
Looking at Labels
110(2)
Irradiated Foods
112(1)
Genetically Modified Foods
113(1)
Organic Foods
114(1)
Assessing and Changing Your Diet
114(10)
Stay on the Healthy Path
114(1)
Benefits of Food
114(1)
Physical Performance
115(1)
Nutritional Quackery
115(1)
Knowledge Check
116(1)
Modern Modifications
117(1)
Critical Thinking
117(1)
Going Above and Beyond
118(2)
Time Out 1: Energy Production
120(2)
Time Out 2: Fad Diets
122(2)
Maintaining a Healthy Body Composition and Body Weight
124(28)
What Is Body Composition?
125(1)
Essential Body Fat
125(1)
Storage Fat
125(1)
What Causes Weight Gain?
125(1)
Early Theories of Weight Gain
125(1)
Fat Cell Theory
126(1)
Set Point Theory
126(1)
Glandular Disorder Theory
126(1)
Current Theories of Weight Gain
126(3)
Genetics
126(1)
Diseases and Drugs
127(1)
Calorie Consumption
127(1)
Calories Used
128(1)
Socioeconomic, Age, and Gender Factors
129(1)
Psychological Factors
129(1)
Determining Recommended Body Composition
129(1)
Assessing Body Composition Using Weight
130(2)
Height-Weight Tables
130(1)
Body Mass Index
130(2)
Assessing Body Fatness
132(2)
Skinfold Measurements
132(1)
Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis
132(1)
Hydrostatic (Underwater) Weighing
133(1)
Densitometry (Air Displacement)
134(1)
Body Fat Distribution
134(1)
Calculate Your Waist-to-Hip Ratio
134(1)
Measure Your Waist Circumference
135(1)
Importance of Regular Assessment of Body Composition
135(1)
Health Risks of Overweight and Obesity
136(1)
Obesity
136(1)
Health Risks of Too Much Body Fat
136(3)
Premature Death
137(1)
Heart Disease
137(1)
Diabetes
137(1)
Cancer
137(1)
Breathing Problems
137(1)
Arthritis
138(1)
Additional Health Consequences
138(1)
Pregnancy and Childbirth
138(1)
Children and Adolescents
138(1)
Weight Management
139(5)
Where to Begin?
140(1)
Exercise
140(1)
Eat Fewer Calories
141(1)
Cut Back on Sugars (Carbohydrates)
141(1)
Eat Lean Protein
141(1)
Eat Fruits and Vegetables
142(1)
Eat High-Fiber Grains and Legumes
142(1)
Include Small Amounts of Healthful Fats
142(1)
Other Strategies
142(1)
Weight-Loss Options to Avoid
142(1)
Medical Help
143(1)
Prescription Drugs
143(1)
Surgery
143(1)
Health Risks of Too Little Body Mass
144(1)
Underweight
144(1)
Causes of Underweight
144(1)
How to Gain Weight
144(1)
Eating Disorders
144(8)
Anorexia Nervosa
145(1)
Bulimia and Binge Eating
146(1)
Treating Eating Disorders
146(2)
Knowledge Check
148(1)
Modern Modifications
149(1)
Critical Thinking
149(1)
Going Above and Beyond
150(2)
Managing Stress
152(18)
What Is Stress?
153(1)
Stress and College
153(1)
Sources of Stress in Daily College Life
153(1)
How Does Your Body Respond to Stress?
154(1)
How Does Your Nervous System React to Stress?
154(1)
How Does Your Endocrine System React to Stress?
155(1)
Personality Types and Stress
155(1)
Ineffective Responses to Stress
156(1)
Behavioral Responses
156(1)
Mental Responses
156(1)
Emotional Responses
156(1)
Stress and Disease
156(2)
General Adaptation Syndrome
156(1)
Psychoneuroimmunology
157(1)
Sources of Stress
158(1)
Key Strategies for Coping with Stress Effectively
159(3)
Time Management
160(1)
Healthy Diet
160(1)
Exercise
160(1)
Sleep
160(1)
Social Support
161(1)
Healthy Thought Patterns
161(1)
Communication: Managing Anger
161(1)
Defense Mechanisms
162(1)
Additional Ways to Manage Stress
162(8)
Music
162(1)
Time-outs
162(1)
Relaxation Exercises
163(2)
Massage
165(1)
Pets
165(1)
Sense of Humor
165(1)
Hobbies
166(1)
Prayer
167
Knowledge Check
166(2)
Modern Modifications
168(1)
Critical Thinking
168(1)
Going Above and Beyond
168(2)
Cardiovascular Disease
170(14)
Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease
171(4)
What Are the Benefits of Knowing?
171(1)
What Can Be Individually Influenced?
171(4)
What Can't Be Changed?
175(1)
Current Studies
175(1)
Major Forms of Cardiovascular Disease
176(2)
Atherosclerosis
176(1)
Angina Pectoris
176(1)
Heart Attack
177(1)
Stroke
177(1)
How to Prevent It?
178(6)
Knowledge Check
180(1)
Modern Modifications
181(1)
Critical Thinking
181(1)
Going Above and Beyond
182(2)
Preventing Cancer
184(14)
Defining Cancer
185(1)
Susceptibility to Cancer
186(1)
Common Cancers
186(5)
Lung Cancer
186(1)
Breast Cancer
187(1)
Testicular Cancer
188(1)
Skin Cancer
189(1)
Prostate Cancer
190(1)
Dietary Factors, Inactivity, and Obesity
191(1)
Protecting Yourself
192(6)
Knowledge Check
192(2)
Modern Modifications
194(1)
Critical Thinking
195(1)
Going Above and Beyond
195(1)
Time Out 3: Environmental Health
196(2)
Avoiding Addictive Behaviors
198(18)
Addictive Behavior
199(3)
Relationship Addiction
201(1)
Drug Addiction
201(1)
Drug Effects on the Body
202(1)
Drug Categories
202(4)
Central Nervous System (CNS) Depressants
202(1)
Opioids (Narcotics)
203(1)
Cannabis
203(2)
Central Nervous System Stimulants
205(1)
Hallucinogens
205(1)
Inhalants
206(1)
Alcohol
206(4)
The Current View
206(1)
The Intoxication Process
207(2)
The Problems
209(1)
Tobacco
210(6)
Knowledge Check
212(2)
Modern Modifications
214(1)
Critical Thinking
214(1)
Going Above and Beyond
215(1)
Preventing Sexually Transmitted Infections
216(16)
Primary Sexually Transmitted Infections
217(1)
HIV and AIDS
218(2)
Chlamydia
220(1)
Gonorrhea
221(1)
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
222(1)
Genital Warts
222(1)
Genital Herpes
222(2)
Hepatitis B
224(1)
Syphilis
224(1)
Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections
225(7)
Knowledge Check
226(1)
Modern Modifications
227(1)
Going Above and Beyond
227(3)
Time Out 4: Relationships
230(2)
Responsible Decision Making
232(15)
Childhood to Old Age
233(1)
College Students
233(1)
After College
234(1)
Steps in Decision Making
234(1)
How to Choose a Fitness Facility
235(2)
Precautions When Using Hydrotherapy Equipment
236(1)
Purchasing Exercise Equipment
237(1)
Exercise Myths or Misconceptions
237(1)
Evaluating the Quality of Internet Information Sources
238(1)
Identifying Fitness Misinformation and Quackery
239(1)
Choosing Supplements
240(7)
Knowledge Check
240(2)
Modern Modifications
242(1)
Critical Thinking
242(1)
Going Above and Beyond
243(1)
Time Out 5: Health Procedure Timeline
244(3)
Appendix A Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005 247(6)
Appendix B Nutrition and Health for Canadians 253(10)
Appendix C Injury Care and Prevention 263(17)
Appendix D Knowledge Check Answers 280(1)
Glossary 281(10)
Index 291(18)
Photo Credits 309

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