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9780767429504

Fit and Well : Core Concepts and Labs in Physical Fitness and Wellness

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  • ISBN13:

    9780767429504

  • ISBN10:

    0767429508

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-06-01
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill College

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Fit & Well: Core Concepts and Labs in Physical Fitness and Wellness can help you incorporate fitness and wellness into your daily life. It provides accurate, up-to-date coverage of the components of health-related fitness, as well as indepth discussion of other key wellness topics. Book jacket.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. iii
Introduction to Wellness, Fitness, and Lifestyle Managementp. 1
Wellness: The New Health Goalp. 2
Reaching Wellness Through Lifestyle Managementp. 7
Tips for Todayp. 18
Summaryp. 18
For Further Explorationp. 18
Selected Bibliographyp. 20
Basic Principles of Physical Fitnessp. 25
Physical Activity and Exercise for Health and Fitnessp. 26
Health-Related Components of Physical Fitnessp. 29
Principles of Physical Training: Adaptation to Stressp. 32
Designing Your Own Exercise Programp. 34
Tips for Todayp. 39
Summaryp. 39
For Further Explorationp. 40
Selected Bibliographyp. 42
Cardiorespiratory Endurancep. 47
Basic Physiology of Cardiorespiratory Endurance Exercisep. 48
Benefits of Cardiorespiratory Endurance Exercisep. 53
Assessing Cardiorespiratory Fitnessp. 56
Developing A Cardiorespiratory Endurance Programp. 59
Exercise Injuriesp. 64
Tips for Todayp. 66
Summaryp. 67
For Further Explorationp. 68
Selected Bibliographyp. 69
Muscular Strength and Endurancep. 79
Benefits of Muscular Strength and Endurancep. 80
Assessing Muscular Strength and Endurancep. 81
Fundamentals of Weight Trainingp. 82
Creating A Successful Weight Training Programp. 86
Tips for Todayp. 109
Summaryp. 109
For Further Explorationp. 111
Selected Bibliographyp. 111
Flexibility and Low-Back Healthp. 123
Benefits of Flexibility and Stretching Exercisesp. 124
What Determines Flexibility?p. 125
Assessing Flexibilityp. 126
Creating A Successful Program to Develop Flexibilityp. 126
Preventing and Managing Low-Back Painp. 133
Tips for Todayp. 141
Summaryp. 141
For Further Explorationp. 142
Selected Bibliographyp. 144
Body Compositionp. 155
What Is Body Composition, and Why Is It Important?p. 156
Assessing Body Compositionp. 158
Setting Body Composition Goalsp. 163
Making Changes in Body Compositionp. 164
Tips for Todayp. 164
Summaryp. 164
For Further Explorationp. 166
Selected Bibliographyp. 166
Putting Together a Complete Fitness Programp. 175
Developing a Personal Fitness Planp. 176
Putting Your Plan Into Actionp. 182
Maintaining Your Program: Fit for Lifep. 183
Exercise Guidelines for People with Special Health Concernsp. 184
Exercise Guidelines for Life Stagesp. 187
Tips for Todayp. 188
Summaryp. 189
For Further Explorationp. 189
Selected Bibliographyp. 189
Sample Programs for Popular Activitiesp. 190
Nutritionp. 203
Nutritional Requirements: Components of a Healthy Dietp. 204
Nutritional Guidelines: Planning Your Dietp. 218
Nutritional Planning: Making Informed Choices About Foodp. 229
A Personal Plan: Applying Nutritional Principlesp. 234
Tips for Todayp. 236
Summaryp. 236
For Further Explorationp. 239
Selected Bibliographyp. 240
Nutrition Resourcesp. 242
Weight Managementp. 253
Health Implications of Overweight and Obesityp. 254
Factors Contributing to Excess Body Fatp. 255
Adopting a Healthy Lifestyle for Successful Weight Managementp. 257
Approaches to Overcoming a Weight Problemp. 261
Body Imagep. 266
Eating Disordersp. 268
Creating an Individual Weight-Management Planp. 270
Tips for Todayp. 272
Summaryp. 272
For Further Explorationp. 273
Selected Bibliographyp. 274
Stressp. 283
What Is Stress?p. 284
Stress and Wellnessp. 287
Common Sources of Stressp. 289
Managing Stressp. 291
Getting Helpp. 298
Tips for Todayp. 300
Summaryp. 300
For Further Explorationp. 301
Selected Bibliographyp. 302
Cardiovascular Healthp. 307
Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Diseasep. 308
Major Forms of Cardiovascular Diseasep. 313
Protecting Yourself Against Cardiovascular Diseasep. 319
Tips for Todayp. 321
Summaryp. 321
For Further Explorationp. 323
Selected Bibliographyp. 324
Cancerp. 327
What Is Cancer?p. 328
Common Cancersp. 329
The Causes of Cancerp. 336
Preventing Cancerp. 339
Tips for Todayp. 340
Summaryp. 342
For Further Explorationp. 343
Selected Bibliographyp. 344
Substance Use and Abusep. 347
Addictive Behaviorp. 348
Psychoactive Drugsp. 350
Alcoholp. 354
Tobaccop. 358
Tips for Todayp. 365
Summaryp. 365
For Further Explorationp. 366
Selected Bibliographyp. 367
Sexually Transmitted Diseasesp. 373
The Major Stdsp. 374
Other Stdsp. 386
What You Can Dop. 387
Tips for Todayp. 388
Summaryp. 388
For Further Explorationp. 389
Selected Bibliographyp. 390
Wellness for Lifep. 393
Developing Successful Interpersonal Relationshipsp. 394
Meeting the Challenges of Agingp. 399
Using the Health Care System Intelligentlyp. 400
Environmental Healthp. 403
Fit and Well for Lifep. 405
Tips for Todayp. 407
Summaryp. 406
For Further Explorationp. 407
Selected Bibliographyp. 408
Injury Prevention and Personal Safetyp. 1
Nutritional Content of Common Foodsp. 1
Nutritional Content of Popular Items from Fast-Food Restaurantsp. 1
Monitoring Your Progressp. 1
Behavior Change Workbookp. 1
Indexp. 1
Boxes
Take Charge
Critical Consumer
Wellness Connection
Dimensions of Diversity
In Focus
Behavior Change Workbook Activities
Developing a Plan for Behavior Change and Completing a Contract
Overcoming Obstacles to Behavior Change
Laboratory Activities
Your Wellness Profilep. 21
Lifestyle Evaluationp. 23
Your Physical Activity Profilep. 43
Safety of Exercise Participationp. 45
Assessing Your Current Level of Cardiorespiratory Endurancep. 71
Developing an Exercise Program for Cardiorespiratory Endurancep. 77
Assessing Your Current Level of Muscular Strengthp. 113
Assessing Your Current Level of Muscular Endurancep. 117
Designing and Monitoring a Strength Training Programp. 121
Assessing Your Current Level of Flexibilityp. 145
Creating a Personalized Program for Developing Flexibilityp. 151
Assessing Low-Back Muscular Endurance and Posturep. 153
Assessing Body Compositionp. 167
Determining a Target Body Weightp. 173
A Personal Fitness Program Plan and Contractp. 199
Getting to Know Your Fitness Facilityp. 201
Your Daily Diet Versus the Food Guide Pyramidp. 245
Dietary Analysisp. 249
Informed Food Choicesp. 251
Calculating Daily Energy Balancep. 275
Identifying Weight-Loss Goals and Ways to Meet Themp. 279
Checking for Body Image Problems and Eating Disordersp. 281
Identifying Your Stress Level and Key Stressorsp. 303
Stress-Management Techniquesp. 305
Cardiovascular Healthp. 325
Cancer Preventionp. 345
Is Alcohol a Problem in Your Life?p. 369
For Smokers Only: Why Do You Smoke?p. 371
Behaviors and Attitudes Related to STDsp. 391
Looking to the Futurep. 409
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