Course EFS III 07 · Year III · Autumn 2019-2020

Fitness

Compulsory course in Physical and sports education, taught by Angel - Alex Haisan.

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Overview

Lecturer
Angel - Alex Haisan
Seminar tutor
Nicoleta-Adina Nicolescu-Seusan
Type of course
Compulsory
Language of instruction
Romanian
Erasmus language
English
Domain
Physical education and sport
Field of study
Physical and sports education
Form of education
Full-time
Form of instruction
Lecture
Credit awarded by
Grade
Teaching methods
Interactive lecture, PP presentation, video exemplifications, discussions
Entry requirements
Not applicable

Aims

To acquire theoretical and practical knowledge regarding practice of fitness for all

To be able to advice and guide persons that are looking to obtain a healthy lifestyle

To be able to carry out teaching and research activities in optimal conditions

Course contents

1. Conceptual delimitations. Skeletal system - 1 hour 2. Muscular, nervous and respiratory system. Blood - 1 hour 3. Characteristics of activities specific to fitness for all - 1 hour 4. Physiology and strength training - 1 hour 5. Energy sources - muscle energy production - 1 hour 6. Parameters of effort - volume, intensity, density, complexity - 1 hour 7. Fatigue and overtraining - 1 hour 8. Anaerobic effort - 1 hour 9. Aerobic effort - 1 hour 10. Strength training - methods, means, muscle building - 1 hour 11. Aerobic training - methods, means, weight loss, flexibility - 1 hour 12. Risks and injuries - muscle trauma - 1 hour 13. Recovery - means of recovery - 1 hour 14. Training design for beginner workouts in fitness for all. - 1 hour

Learning outcomes

Students should be able, after attending this course, to advice and guide persons that are looking to obtain a healthy lifestyle through practicing fitness exercises.

Assessment

Course - Final assessment Written exam - 50% Seminar - Final evaluation - Grade for the booklet completed after attending the seminars - 50%

Recommended reading

Science and Practice of Strength Training
Zatsiorsky, V. M., Kraemer, W. J.
Human Kinetics, 2006
Fitness Training Manual
Krautblatt, C
International Fitness Association, 2007
Analytical biomechanics
Gagea A.,
Char. Dounias & Co, 2008