Personal Fitness: Looking Good Feeling Good Teacher Resource PackageKendall Hunt, 2004 M04 28 - 364 pages |
Contents
Preface | 1 |
Analyzing Your Client | 7 |
Creating a Supportive Classroom Teaching Environment | 16 |
Using a Textbook | 22 |
Cognitive Domain | 28 |
Components of Fitness 24 | 24 |
Interpreting Assessment Results | 38 |
The WrapUp | 44 |
Cardiovascular Fitness | 125 |
Muscular Fitness | 149 |
Nutrition | 179 |
The Food Label | 197 |
The Healthy Eating Pyramid | 205 |
Body Composition and Weight Control | 214 |
Stress | 240 |
Consumer Issues | 263 |
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Personal Fitness: Looking Good Feeling Good Student Activity Handbook Charles S. WILLIAMS,Charles D. Smith No preview available - 2019 |
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