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Understanding Physical Fitness

Physical fitness is the body’s ability to adapt to daily physical demands without fatigue. Good physical fitness enables effective and efficient daily work.

Components of Physical Fitness

Health-related components:
- Respiratory endurance
- Body composition
- Muscle strength
- Muscle endurance
- Aerobic capacity
- Flexibility
Skill-related components:
- Coordination
- Agility
- Speed of movement
- Muscle explosiveness
- Balance
- Reaction time

Benefits of Regular Physical Fitness Training

Improves heart and lung function
Lowers blood pressure
Reduces fat and sugar levels
Improves body shape
Reduces risk of coronary heart disease
Increases aerobic endurance and flexibility
Burns calories, helping prevent obesity
Reduces stress and enhances happiness

Types of Physical Fitness Training Activities

1. Strength Training

Abdominal muscle exercises (e.g., sit-ups)
Arm muscle exercises (e.g., push-ups)
Back muscle exercises
Leg muscle exercises (e.g., stepping up/down a bench or chair)

2. Muscle Endurance Training

Arm and shoulder endurance exercises
Leg endurance exercises
Paired arm endurance exercises
Climbing exercises (e.g., on a single bar)

3. Flexibility Training

Static flexibility (stretching while still): Stretching muscles and joints of upper and lower body, including exercises targeting the head, hands, back, abdomen, neck, and legs.
Dynamic flexibility (stretching with movement): Dynamic stretches for legs, arms, back, waist, stomach, and chest.

4. Agility Training

Changing body movements in straight directions or during combat
Running back and forth or zigzag over obstacles
Changing body positions (e.g., squat to stand)

5. Reaction Training

Exercises to improve speed of body reaction

6. Balance Training

Standing balance (e.g., stork stand)
Balance in airplane position
Various balance positions and movements

Circuit Training

Circuit training combines multiple physical elements such as strength, endurance, agility, and power. Exercises are arranged in a circular pattern or stations and designed creatively to suit specific sports or fitness goals.

There are two main approaches:

Doing as much work as possible within a set time
Completing a set amount of work in the shortest time

Exercises may include running stairs, lateral movements, ball throwing, racket hitting, jumping, and more. Circuit training can be performed with or without weights.