Across
- 5. BP where SBP is 120-129 and DBP is <80
- 7. narrowing of the airways, causing difficulty breathing
- 9. this teaching style creates an effect of uniformity. The instructor makes all decisions.
- 12. guidelines for providing feedback: "cue the needed correction and the ___"
- 13. muscular imbalances can be caused by prolonged sitting. as a GFI, you can build a class plan that works these joints through their intended ROM
- 14. this type of exercise involves muscle lengthening or shortening as they contract against resistance
- 16. daily antihistamine medication for allergies can cause what effect on HR?
- 19. this type of exercise involves muscle contraction without joint movement
- 20. dance, barre and most les mills classes use this teaching technique (___-based)
- 22. style of teaching that provides participants the freedom to discover what works best for them
Down
- 1. Triple F teaching strategy... choose the 'f': bracing the core in class helps to stabilize the lumbar spine, reducing the potential for developing low-back issues in other activities of life.”
- 2. you can ease anxiety of outdoor-class participants by taking the time to develop ____.
- 3. a participant in the _____ stage of learning will make lots of errors
- 4. Ace RRAMP approach, ___: How can I create the feeling that the entire group is in this together?
- 6. beta-blocker medication will cause what kind of change in resting and exercise HR?
- 8. boot camp, cycling and kickboxing all use this teaching technique (___-based)
- 9. _____ cues should be positive and solution-based
- 10. professional ___ insurance protects businesses or individuals that provide professional services against claims of negligence or substandard work.
- 11. the "____" element of this 3-part cueing method may look like a demonstration of a move that will be performed by the class
- 15. three-dimensional cueing: describing how the exercise should feel
- 17. outdoor class blueprints may need to be adjusted if this impacts equipment or participant safety
- 18. three-dimensional cueing: ____ cues show participants what an exercise or movement should look like when done properly
- 21. an example of a hard science
