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Press ups (1) Sit ups (3) - PowerPoint Presentation

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Press ups (1) Sit ups (3) - PPT Presentation

Tricep Dips 4 Shoulder press 5 Bicep Curl 6 Skipping 2 Step ups 7 Equipment Bench Stop watch Skipping Rope Step up box Reasonable weights for the age group White board pens ID: 694677

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Slide1

Press ups

(1)

Sit ups (3)

Tricep Dips (4)

Shoulder press (5)

Bicep Curl(6)

Skipping(2)

Step ups(7)

Equipment

Bench

Stop watch Skipping RopeStep up boxReasonable weights for the age group White board pensMats

Methods of TrainingCircuits

Aim:

To know the definitions of circuit training and muscular endurance (health related fitness) by the end of the lesson

Safety Precautions for the classMake sure that correct techniques are being followed from the resource sheets Report any injuries or problems Stay inside your working area Use the equipment correctly

Definitions Circuit Training Performing a series of exercises in a special order called a circuit. Muscular Endurance The ability to use voluntary muscles many times without becoming tired.

The group will be working in pairs around the circuit on the stations (see diagram for set up), both partners will work for 30 seconds and then rest for 30 seconds before moving on. The participants must record the amount of reps completed in the time of work on their sheet. There are three boxes that results can be recorded on the pupil resource, it is recommended that the circuit is completed at least twice. The third box can either be used for completion of a third circuit or the participants can write their best score which they then can compare against their partner and/or another pair. Allow time for the participants to answer the questions on the pupil resource card, then ask them to compare answers with another pair Variations Easier exercises Press up on kneesTricep dips, bend knees at 90 degreesLighter weight for the weighted exercise Increase time on stations Decrease resting time DifferentiationMore than one pair on a station if there is a large number (More equipment will be required)

Exercise: 30 seconds

Rest: 30 seconds Slide2

Aim:

To know and understand the definitions of muscular endurance (health related fitness) and the method of training

Safety

Precautions for the class

Make sure that correct techniques are being followed from the resource sheets

Report any injuries or problems Stay inside your working area

Use the equipment correctly

Methods of TrainingCircuits

Recording Sheet

Activity Partner 1 Partner 21. Press Ups2. Skipping

3. Sit Ups

4.

Tricep Dips

5. Shoulder Press 6. Bicep Curls 7. Step Ups

Definitions Circuit Training Performing a series of exercises in a special order called a circuit. Muscular Endurance

The ability to use voluntary muscles many times without becoming tiredQuestions to ask your partner…What is circuit training ?What is a station ? What muscles are using in the exercise ?What is muscular endurance ? What sports require muscular endurance?Name a sports person that requires muscular endurance Slide3

Press ups

Straight back

Arms shoulder width apart

Pointed toes

Lower until arms are 90

degrees

What muscles are you using?

 Slide4

Skipping

 

Stand up straight

Rotate the skipping rope over your body with your wrist

Jump on your toes

What muscles are you using?

Slide5

Sit ups

Lie on their back with feet flat to the floor, knees bent at 45 degrees

Arms on head

Complete movement up towards knees

Slowly reverse the movement back

down

What muscles are you using? Slide6

Triceps

dips

Legs straight or bent depending on participants levels

Back straight

Hands flat to the edge of the bench

Arms start extended

Body lowers to the floor and elbows bend to 90

degrees

What muscles are you using?

Slide7

Shoulder Press

Straight back

Start with your arms extended with the dumbbells up above your head

Slowly control the weights so that both elbows make a 90 degree angle above your shoulders

Press the weights up, extending both elbows

and the weights should finish above your

head

What muscles are you using?

 

 

 Slide8

Bicep curls

Straight back

Arms at the side

Contract bicep upwards

Reverse movement

slowly

What muscles are you using? Slide9

Step ups

Stand up straight

Step on the box with right then with left, down with right then

left

What muscles are you using?