Rhythmic Gymnastics: Apparatus, History, and Governing Bodies

Rhythmic Gymnastics Apparatus

Hoop

Material: Wood or rigid plastic
Diameter: 80-90 cm (inside)
Weight: At least 300 grams
Shape: Smooth or rough, may be partially or fully wrapped with colored tape

Implementation: The gymnast moves inside the hoop, requiring coordination and frequent changes of motion.

Movements: Launching, moving, ferries.

Corporal Groups Required: Jumping, balance, flexibility, turns, and waves.

Ball

Material: Rubber or plastic
Diameter: 18-20 cm
Weight: At least 400 g
Note: Figurative

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Benefits of Regular Physical Activity and Healthy Habits

Benefits of Regular Physical Activity

Improved Physical and Mental Well-being

  • Reduced risk of heart disease
  • Prevention of osteoporosis
  • Prevention of back pain
  • Prevention of hypertension
  • Improved mood
  • Maintenance of ideal weight

Essential Considerations for Exercise

  • Sufficient and balanced nutrition
  • Clean and trimmed hands and toenails
  • Clean sportswear
  • Protective gear
  • Respect for facilities

To achieve these benefits, regular physical activity of moderate intensity is necessary. An active lifestyle helps move the

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Athletic Periodization and Training Load Management

Parts or Details of the Load

Load Features/Components

  • Volume (Quantitative)
  • Intensity (Qualitative)
  • Pause, Charge, Density, Recovery
  • Complexity (Neuromotor Difficulty)
  • Persistence (Level of Effort)
  • Character (Relation to Maximum Potential)

Internal and External Load

Internal (Athlete) Load

  • Conditional Level
  • Coordinator Level
  • Psychological Level
  • Symptoms indicating functional impact
  • Biological parameters
  • Modified engine program

External (Trainer) Load

  • Training plan designed by the trainer
  • Combination of load components/
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Bone Structure and Function: A Comprehensive Guide

Functions of the Skeleton

The skeleton performs several vital functions, including:

  • Protecting vital organs: The skull protects the brain, the spine protects the spinal cord, and the rib cage protects the heart and lungs.
  • Supporting body shape: Bones provide a framework for the body, and muscles attach to bones to enable movement.

Classification of Bones by Dimension

Bones are classified into three types based on their dimensions:

  • Long bones: These bones are longer than they are wide or thick, and are
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Resistance, Strength, and Flexibility Training

Resistance

Definition

Resistance is the physical capacity consisting of the maximum delay of fatigue during a given time during physical exertion.

Class of Resistance

In the Form of Muscular Work

  • Dynamic Resistance: Work with movement
  • Static Resistance: Work without movement

In Connection with the Preparation

  • De base
  • EspecĂ­fica
  • Competitiva

In Connection with Muscle Mass Involved

  • Local: Exercises that place on 1/7 of the general musculature
  • General: It involves more than 90% of body mass

In Connection with the

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The Invisible Tasks of School: A Comprehensive Guide for Teachers

  1. The Invisible Tasks of School

    Homework encompasses various activities, both inside and outside the classroom. These activities can have diverse sequences, and if a sequence repeats, it can reveal the teacher’s teaching style.

    • Tasks of the Teacher

      The three fundamental tasks are: Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation. Within these, there are also: exposing, questioning, debating, moderating, proposing, deciding, telling, dictating, motivating, observing, correcting, etc.

    • Tasks of the Student

      These

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