No, physically fit parents will not always sire physically fit children. This depends somewhat on your definition of "fitness" however fitness is generally taken to mean the level of endurance for physical tasks and is improved by training. If the parents do lots of exercise they will become more physically fit, but their children may or may not exercise and so may or may not be physically fit. Children brought up in a houshold where people generally exercise will be more likely to take part in exercise and therefore be physically fit. This is a case of nature verses nurture. The best way to think of it is that an adopted child brought up in an exercising houshold is likely to be fit however the child of fit parents brought up in a couch potatoe houshold is likely to be unfit. The fitness is causes by exercise not by genetics.
It depends what kind of work
81% of all high schoolers are not physically fit.~1stDestroyer
Because that would make them more suitable as Soldiers.
I would sa maybe 3 of 10 childre is phsically fit todat.
lower risk of disease
yes
To Help People to be Physically Fit.
YMCA
Yes, it will take longer and more strenuous exercise for someone who is more fit to reach a maximum heart rate than it will for somebody who is not as physically fit. This is because in a physically fit person, the heart is more efficient: it pumps more blood with each heart beat. Usually, the heart of a physically fit person is also larger (which helps them pump more blood.) The blood of a physically fit person also contains more red blood cells, which carry oxygen to tissues in the body.
Gym is the place which helps people to make physically fit. People do exercise and work out there to get willing fitness.
people hit their children because have stress and if their children stress them out the parents lash out but the nspcc is now tracking down the people who abandon their children or physically hit their child. people hit their children because have stress and if their children stress them out the parents lash out but the nspcc is now tracking down the people who abandon their children or physically hit their child.
The normal pulse rate for an adult is 60 to 100 beats per minute. In general, people that are physically fit have lower resting pulse rates, while people that are less physically fit tend to have a bit higher resting pulse rates.