P.E Unit: Fitness for Everyone

Lesson 1 is to develop an plan based on an aspect of fitness

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Lesson 3

Lesson 4

Lesson 5

Lesson 6





Lateral plyometric lunges - 5 Repetitions one way 5 the other way
Lunge jumps while moving side to side


Skater lunges - 10 Repetitions
A jump from one side to the other while making your toe touch past your other leg from the back.
Knees should be slightly bend, and you should be leaned forward


Squat jumps 10 Repetitions
Explosive squats where at the end of the squat you are forced to jump
Rest - 30 seconds
Agility Dots 3 sets of 4 jumps each leg
Imagine a 4 point square, on one leg, start tracing a Z in words
from the points


Lateral side to side running 4 side to side movements
Self explanatory, fast running on spot from side to side
Plank Jacks 2 repetitions (going up and down is 1 rep)
Starting off in the plank position, move forward while moving one leg to one side
Quick feet 4 reps (1 rep= 2 taps outside 2 taps inside)
Having extremely fast toe tap, 2 taps in ward and 2 taps outside being one repetition.


Reflection from lesson 2

In is lesson, I performed 2 routines

Making a plan

Revised plan Lesson 3 using the principle of variety

Lateral plyometric lunges -
5 Repetitions one way 5 the other way

Skater lunges - 15 Repetitions

Squat jumps 15 Repetitions

leg raises- 5 reps

Rest - 45 seconds

Agility Dots 3 sets of 4 jumps each leg

Lateral side to side running 4 side to side movements

Plank Jacks 3 repetitions (going up and down is 1 rep)

Quick feet 4 reps (1 rep= 2 taps outside 2 taps inside)

Lesson 3 revised plans

Revised plan using principal of Overload

Revising plan using principal of individualization

Developing a plan for a client

Developed plan

Feedback

Refined plan

Dot Drills - 5 reps

Explosive push ups- 4

Though people mainly tend to focus on the legs (calf, glutes, etc) when working on agility,
agility incorporates a lot more including arms and hip flexer muscles

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Revised plan Lesson 4 using the principle of Overload

Explosive push ups- 7

Dot Drills - 5 reps

Lesson 4 revised plans

Quick feet 4 reps (1 rep= 2 taps outside 2 taps inside)

Plank Jacks 5 repetitions (going up and down is 1 rep)

Lateral side to side running 4 side to side movements

Agility Dots 3 sets of 4 jumps each leg

Rest - 1 min

leg raises- 15 reps

Squat jumps 15 Repetitions

Skater lunges - 20 Repetitions

Lateral plyometric lunges - 5 Repetitions one way 5 the other way

After receiving oral feedback on the last revised draft, I decided to help improve the plan while taking in considerations of principle of overload, increasing the reps on particular intensive exercises

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Knee push ups- 7

Dot Drills - 5 reps

Lesson 4 revised plans

Quick feet 4 reps (1 rep= 2 taps outside 2 taps inside)

Plank Jacks 5 repetitions (going up and down is 1 rep)

Lateral side to side running 4 side to side movements

Agility Dots 3 sets of 4 jumps each leg

Rest - 1 min

leg raises- 15 reps

Squat jumps 10 Repetitions

Skater lunges - 20 Repetitions

Lateral plyometric lunges - 5 Repetitions one way 5 the other way

Now I used the principal of individualization to help one of my peers who had weaker lower core, lower core development is important to overall agility as it helps with balance and direction changes

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Baseline reading was conducted for agility using the 4 quadrants test.
result of 20

---- Lesson 11

Through the usage of principal of continuity, The previously edited plans were continued every lesson, every 2 lessons increasing the amount of repetitions in certain exercise by 10- 15% as to keep constant progress

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20 seconds spot jogging

15 seconds jumping jacks

30 seconds mountain climbers

30 second break

30 seconds Split jumps

30 seconds burpees

20 second walkdowns

30 second break

25 seconds side step jumps

35 seconds jumping lunges

15 seconds fast feet

30 seconds up and out jumps

30 seconds break

30 seconds star jumps

30 seconds plan jacks