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 in
Time- How long you spend doing each physical activity
Intensity- How much energy you exert each time you work out
Frequency-How many times you exercise in a week
FITT is an acronym that stands for Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type, each in relation to exercise. The FITT principle is a simple set of rules for getting the most out of an exercise program.
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A. Frequency refers to the number of times a person engages in physical activity within a specific period, usually a week. B. Intensity describes how hard you work at the physical activity each time you are physically active, indicating the level of effort exerted during the exercise.
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false FITT of the FITT principles stand for FREQUNCY - the number of training sessions that you complte per week increasing them to make you body adapt INTENSITY - how hard you make your body work in the overlaod programme TIME - is when you increase/decrease the amount of minutes in a training session and when you increase/decrese or keep the same the resting recovery between each training session TYPE - vary the type of training you do so you use all parts of the body in different sessions to ensure motivation
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