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Part
A - Cardiovascular
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This is a mini progressive
aerobic routine. There are 7 stages of activity in this progressively
more challenging test of cardiovascular endurance/strength. Each
stage is two minutes in duration. Students can stop when they don't
think they can go any further. But once they stop they must still
participate in the cool down (stage 7).
Click
on each stage to see a demonstration. |
Stage1- |
marching |
Stage2- |
march
forward (8 counts), high knees running back (8 counts) |
Stage3- |
march
forward, high knees back, mud walk (8 counts each) repeat for
two minutes. Complete a heart rate check. |
Stage4- |
add jumping
jacks |
Stage5- |
add running
tires |
Stage6- |
add stand
up/sit down. Complete heart rate check. |
Stage7- |
two minutes
of walking. Complete heart rate check. |
Scoring
- after students stop, they keep track of the time they were active
A. |
0-2
minutes |
score
1 |
2-4
minutes |
score
2 |
4-6
minutes |
score
3 |
6-8
minutes |
score
4 |
8-10
minutes |
score
5 |
10 -12
minutes |
score
6 |
1. Try adding more physical activity to your routine every day.
2. Your heart and lungs are in good shape; maintain or improve by
adding some activity like this to your everyday routine.
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Part
B - Lower Body Muscular Endurance |
Equipment
required:
A stool or bench 12 - 18 inches high, a metronome or some other
way to count an even pace (set at 50 beats per minute). You may
need to provide cues if the metronome is not audible.
Students must stand up
and sit down continuously at a steady but moderate pace, for up
to 2 minutes. Call out the time every 15 seconds.
Students stop when they
cannot maintain a continuous motion (they are resting at the stand
up or sit down) or if they are unable to stand up or sit down fully.
Scoring
0-20
seconds |
score
1 |
21-40
seconds |
score
2 |
41-60
seconds |
score
3 |
61-80
seconds |
score
4 |
81-100
seconds |
score
5 |
101-120
seconds |
score
6 |
1.Try
adding walking or biking to your weekly routine to strengthen your
legs.
2. Your foundation is solid. Make sure this is balanced with your
upper body strength.
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