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Adventist Adventurer Awards and Answers/Fitness Fun
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List at least four things that contribute to physical fitness.
"Fitness” means:
Proper nutrition
Rest
Water
Exercise
Strength
Cardiovascular fitness
Flexibility
Endurance
Acronym for Fitness:
NEW START
Nutrition
E xercise
W ater
Sunlight
T emperance
A ir (oxygen / good air)
R est
T rust in God
Do three different stretches. Hold a minimum of 15 seconds.
Leg
Back
Arms/shoulders
Do three of the following
Run, jog or walk one_half mile
Make a high jump. Record the highest of four jumps
Jump rope for three minutes
Climb a pole, rope or tree
Participate in two of the following
Leap frog
Relay race
Demonstrate your ability to do four of the following
Forward roll
Ten sit ups
Cartwheel
Handstand or headstand
Hang from a bar with hands and knees
Back bridge
Participate in an organized game that requires physical exercise.
BALLON HEAD
Organize players so that they’re into pairs and each team receives a partially inflated balloon. When the game starts, teams must race to a finish line carrying a balloon between their heads, remember don’t use your hands. On hot days try it with water balloons or through a sprinkler. You can even try an obstacle course.
CROSSING THE STREAM
Use chalk to draw two lines to represent a stream. Vary the width, with banks nearly touching in some places, widening to no more than 4 feet. Mark the spots where children demonstrate the ability to jump across. Try running leaps. Try jumping with feet together. Have children yell something fun when they jump, such as, "Geronimo!"
HOOPERS
On the ground, place 1/2 as many hoops as the number of children. Children stand outside the hoops. On the command "Run" the children run around the area without touching anyone or the hoops. On the command "Hoopers" each child must find the nearest hoop to jump inside. Vary the actions outside the hoops
TAG
The basic rules to Tag are quite simple. All you need is a group of kids and a decent sized backyard. One person is designated as "it", and that person runs around and tries to touch someone else. If they succeed, the person they touch is now "it" and tries to chase everyone else. The game continues until everyone is exhausted.
Participate in a recognized fitness test
President's Challenge. President's Challenge Award Special Award Patches
An equivalent program
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