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Physical Activity in the 21st Century

Published on Nov 25, 2015

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Physical Activity in the 21st Century

By: Jurnee Fata-Tautuki

Let's look at the different ways

People can be physically active
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PHYSICALLY ACTIVE BY

  • Playing a recreational sport like soccer and netball
  • Doing aerobics
  • Household Chores
  • Yard Work
  • Walking/Running
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Local Facilities

Individuals can access to be physically active
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Local Facilities

  • Swimming Pools (Mt Druitt and Emerton Pools)
  • Anytime Fitness (24 hours)
  • Parks
  • Plus Fitness (Mt Druitt)
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Barriers

that people face to becoming physically active

These are some barriers people face

  • No Role Models
  • Lack of access to facilities
  • Bad Experiences
  • Lower level of self-esteem
  • Laziness
  • Weather

SMART goals

The importance
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Specific

  • Specify a task to be completed
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Measurable

  • Is this task measurable and how it will be evaluated. This will help indicate when the task has been accomplished.

Achievable

  • Is this task achievable and what are the resources and actions required to achieve this task
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Relevant

  • Is the task relevant to achieving the particular stated priority in the ELearning and relevant to the school's current circumstances.
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Time Bound

  • How long will the task take and in what time frame will it be achieved.
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Example of a SMART goal

  • My goal is to lose 10kg in 1 month
  • This goals is specific, measurable.achievable,relevant and Timely
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