You sweat profusely during strenuous physical activity primarily to regulate your body temperature. When you exercise, your muscles generate heat, raising your core temperature. Sweating helps cool the body through evaporation, preventing overheating and allowing you to maintain performance. Additionally, sweating can help remove some toxins from the body, although this is a secondary function.
Physical activity is the things you are doing, like jogging, exercises or even just normal activity. Fitness is how well your body is able to do these things, how capable you are of doing them. So the physical activity of walking could be difficult to do if your physical fitness is not good.
it burns your calories
You would need to respire faster during periods of strenuous exercise or physical activity when your body requires more oxygen to meet the increased demand for energy production. This helps to supply your muscles with oxygen more quickly and remove carbon dioxide efficiently.
You enjoy doing the activity and want to continue doing it for a long time.
Obviously.
it contributes to lifestyle balance by burning your fats and making you fit. If you do no physical activity you won't be able to burn fat and you will gain weight. With doing physical activity you can also gain friends.
It is if your doing it for track and field.
Doing ten push-ups befroe bed ....
Frequency: The number of times a person engages in physical activity in a week.Intensity: How hard you work at the physical activity each time you are physically active.Time: The duration or amount of time you spend doing the physical activity.Type: The kind of physical activity in which you participate.Type-What kind of physical activity you participate inTime- How long you spend doing each physical activityIntensity- How much energy you exert each time you work outFrequency-How many times you exercise in a week
Yes - very dangerous for body and physical performance, when doing anything strenuous make sure liquids especially water / sports drinks are drunk
You can get your pulse up by doing a physical activity, such as lifting weights, jogging/running, or doing more exercise than what you are currently doing.
Lifelong