This document outlines 5 components of physical fitness: cardio vascular endurance, speed, flexibility, muscular strength, and balance. Cardio vascular endurance refers to the heart and lung capacity during exercise. Speed relates to how quickly one can move or react. Flexibility is the range of motion of joints. Muscular strength concerns the power of muscle groups. Balance involves maintaining equilibrium while stationary or in motion.
This document outlines 5 components of physical fitness: cardio vascular endurance, speed, flexibility, muscular strength, and balance. Cardio vascular endurance refers to the heart and lung capacity during exercise. Speed relates to how quickly one can move or react. Flexibility is the range of motion of joints. Muscular strength concerns the power of muscle groups. Balance involves maintaining equilibrium while stationary or in motion.
This document outlines 5 components of physical fitness: cardio vascular endurance, speed, flexibility, muscular strength, and balance. Cardio vascular endurance refers to the heart and lung capacity during exercise. Speed relates to how quickly one can move or react. Flexibility is the range of motion of joints. Muscular strength concerns the power of muscle groups. Balance involves maintaining equilibrium while stationary or in motion.
This document outlines 5 components of physical fitness: cardio vascular endurance, speed, flexibility, muscular strength, and balance. Cardio vascular endurance refers to the heart and lung capacity during exercise. Speed relates to how quickly one can move or react. Flexibility is the range of motion of joints. Muscular strength concerns the power of muscle groups. Balance involves maintaining equilibrium while stationary or in motion.