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Physical Education
Quarter 1 - Module 1:
Strength Training
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Physical Education- Grade 10
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Quarter 1 – Module 1: Strength Training
First Edition, 2021

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Physical
Education Quarter 1 –
Module 1:
Strength Training
Introductory Message
This Self Learning Module (SLM) is prepared so that you, our dear learners, can
continue your studies and learn while at home. Activities, questions, directions, exercises,
and discussions are carefully stated for you to understand each lesson with ease.

The SLM is composed of different parts. Each part shall guide you step-by step as
you discover and understand the lesson prepared for you.

Pretest is provided to measure your prior knowledge on the lesson. This will show
you if you need to proceed in completing this module or if you need to ask your facilitator
or your teacher’s assistance for better understanding of the lesson. At the end of this
module, you need to answer the posttest to self-check your learning. Answer keys are
provided for all activities and tests. We trust that you will be honest in using them.

In addition to the material in the main text, Notes to the Teacher is also provided
to our facilitators and parents for strategies and reminders on how they can best help you
in your home-based learning.

Please use this module with care. Do not put unnecessary marks on any part of
this SLM. Use a separate sheet of paper in answering the exercises and tests. Likewise,
read the instructions carefully before performing each task.

If you have any question in using this SLM or any difficulty in answering the
tasks in this module, do not hesitate to consult your teacher or facilitator.

Thank you.
 What I Need to Know
This module was specifically developed and designed to provide you fun and
meaningful learning experience, at your own time and pace.

The module is divided into four lessons, namely:

• Lesson 1- Introduction to Strength Training and Food Requirements •
Lesson 2- Different Strength Training Activities
• Lesson 3- Development of Strength Training
• Lesson 4- Making It Part of Life

After going through this module, you are expected to:

• assess physical activity, exercise and eating habits; PE10PF-Ia-h-39 • engage in
moderate to vigorous physical activities for at least 60 minutes a day in and out of
school PE10PF-Ib-h-45; and
• express a sense of purpose and belongingness by participating in physical related
community services and programs PE10PF-Ib-h-48

What I Know
Directions: Select the letter that represents your best answer. Use your activity
notebook in writing your answers.

1. How many hours is the most ideal time for an individual to engage in doing on
line activities?
A. 8 hours B. 6 hours C. 4 hours D. 2 hours

2. Which of the following is the best way to maintain an active lifestyle? A.

Reading books B. Using gadgets C. Watching TV D. Biking

3. Which of the following physical activities is the most convenient? A. Brisk

Walking B. Jogging C. Biking D. Running

4. What strengthening exercise requires the body to be lowered until the chest is
approximately one fist off the ground then pushed off the ground to return to its
original position?
A. Push up B. Superman C. Crunches D. Side Crunches

5. What strengthening exercise requires the body to proceed to a prone lying

position followed by lifting both arms and legs?
A. Push up B. Superman C. Crunches D. Side Crunches

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6. What do we call the number of repetitions or the full movement of exercise from the
starting point to finish?
A. Rep B. Set C. Laps D. Cycle

7. Which of the following is the most ideal reps for lower body?
A. 6-15 B. 6-9 C. 12-15 D. 15-25

8. What strengthening exercise is considered most helpful in burning fat in the stomach
area?
A. Push up B. Superman C. Crunches D. Side Crunches

9. What strengthening exercise can help in burning fat on the body sides or waist? A. Push
up B. Superman C. Crunches D. Side Crunches

10. Among the given choices, what is the most effective exercise that can improve the
muscles in the butt area?
A. Crunches B. Side Crunches C. Squats D. Burpees 11. Which of the following

statements is correct about strengthening exercises?

A. It weakens the immune system

B. The bones will just get tired and weak
C. It aims to develop the circulatory system only
D. It is both beneficial to muscles and bones for better mobilization.

12. What principle of exercise refers to the difficulty level of a work-out? A. Rep
B. Frequency C. Intensity D. Set

13. Which of the following is not an ideal rep for the upper body? A. 6-15 B. 6-9 C.
12-15 D. 15-25

14. What do we call a group of repetitions?

A. Start B. Point C. Rep D. Set

15. What strengthening exercise should you do if you want to tone your gluteus maximus?
A. Push-ups B. Side Crunches C. Crunches D. Squats

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 Les Introduction to Strength
son Training and Food

1 Requirements

Hi! How are you? Let us

explore the different basic
strength training activities.
Are you ready? Come on!

What’s In
Directions: Identify the different basic strength training activities by arranging the
sets of letters provided before each statement.
UPSSHUP 1. The body is lowered until the chest is
approximately one fist off the ground then
pushed off the ground to return to its
original position.

REPUSNAM 2. It requires the body to proceed in prone

lying position followed by lifting both arms
and legs.

SCRENCUH 3. This strengthening exercise helps burn

fat to the stomach area.

EDISSCRENCUH 4. This exercise will help the body in

burning fat to the sides or waist.

QAUSST 5. This activity can improve the muscles in

the butt area.

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 What’s New
Directions: The following questions will help you determine your physical activity
preference. Use the scoring guide to help you assess your fitness level. Please answer
the questions honestly. Use your activity notebook in writing your answers.
1. How active were you during your P.E. classes?
A. Inactive B. Slightly Active C. Active D. Very Active

2. In the past week, how many days were you active for at least 60 minutes? A. 0 B.
1-2 days C. 3-4 days D. 5 or more days

3. In the past week, how many days did you spend watching TV, playing video
games, or using your phone for more than 2 hours?
A. 5 or more days B. 3-4 days C. 1-2 days D. 0

4. You complete the statement. In the past week, I spent most of my leisure
time________________________.
A. Reading books, watching TV, playing video games, surfing the net, and
sleeping
B. Helping with household chores, cleaning my room and running
errands C. Performing moderate-intensity sports, games and dance
D. Performing high-intensity sports, games and dance

5. For the past weeks, how many hours in a day did you spend playing video games
or surfing the net?
A. More than 4 hours B. 3-4 hours C. 1-2 hours D. 30 min.

6. How many hours of your weekend did you spend in doing high-intensity
activities? A. More than 4 hours B. 3-4 hours C. 1-2 hours D. 30 min.

7. How many minutes of your PE class did you spend playing or dancing and
moving?
A. Less than 15 min. C. 31-45 minutes
B. 15-30 minutes D. More than 45 min

8. How would you classify your participation in various physical

activities? A. Inactive C. Moderately Active
B. Slightly Active D. Very Active

9. What is the best way to keep healthy if there is a pandemic?

A. Stay at home C. Go to the gym
B. Accomplish paper works D. Do work-out or exercise at home

10. How long can you endure on on-line class/work/activity?

A. 8 hours B. 6 hours C. 4 hours D. 2 hours

11. How many hours do you allocate for your exercise?

A. 5 min. B. 15 min. C. 1 hour D. 3 hours

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12. How do you define your lifestyle nowadays?
A. Not-active B. Healthy C. Active D. Very Active

13. How many hours should we expose ourselves to doing on-line activities?
A. 8 hours B. 6 hours C. 4 hours D. 2 hours

14. Which of the following physical activities is the most convenient exercise for
you? A. Reading Books B. Singing C. Dancing D. Walking

15. Which of the following physical activities is the most difficult exercise for you?
A. Brisk Walking B. Jogging C. Biking D. Running

Scoring Guide

1. Equate the following points for each letter response to the questions
above: A =1-point, B = 2 points, C = 3 points, D = 4 points

2. Add all the points from each question.

3. Rate your score:

“Very Active” if your score is 30 and above
“Active” if your score is 19-29
“Less Active” if your score is 9-18.
“Inactive” if your score is lower than 17.

4. In your activity notebook, based on your score and your rating, write three
things that you can improve on and explain why you chose those.

This activity was adapted from the book of Lualhati Fernando –Callo and Peter FerminDajijme. Physical Education
and Health Volume I-

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 What It Is

A. STRENGTH TRAINING
Strength training specializes in the inducement of muscular contraction
through the use of free weights, weight machines, and resistance bands which builds
the strength, size of skeletal muscles, and anaerobic endurance. It strengthens and
increases the amount of muscle mass in the body by making the muscles work
harder than they're used to. It improves overall health and well-being because the
bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments are strengthened and toughened. It also
increases metabolism, improves cardiac function, and elevates good cholesterol.
Strength training is most commonly seen as a weight-bearing activity. There
are two terms concerning strength exercises: Repetition and sets. A rep (repetition)
is one full movement from the starting point to finish. A set is a group of repetitions.
The most basic training design is to have anywhere between 6 and 15 reps in a set
and performing 3 sets. Some people will go for 6 to 9 reps, some will go for 9-12 and
some will go for 12-15 reps in a set. These numbers are for upper body strength
training. The lover body reps must be anywhere between 15-25 reps also with an
approximate of three sets.
Benefits of the Weight-Bearing Strength Training Exercises With
a good strength training program, a learner will:

1. have an increase in muscle strength;

2. strengthen tendons and ligaments;
3. improve in a range of motion joints;
4. have a reduction of body fat and increase in lean muscle mass;
5. potentially improve his/her blood pressure levels;
6. gain positive changes in levels of blood cholesterol;
7. gain an improvement in glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity;
and
8. gain overall strength, balance, and functional ability.
Precautionary measures
Even if we are so concentrated on developing a healthy and active lifestyle, we
still need to consider our safety. So, bear in mind the following precautionary
measures:

1. Before engaging yourself in the activity, warm up first through

walking. After doing the exercise, cool down for five to ten minutes
through stretching.
2. Align the body correctly and move smoothly through each exercise.
Focus on form, not weight. Poor form can cause injuries and slow
gains. When learning a strength training routine, start with no
weight, or very lightweight, then concentrate on slow-smooth lifts
and equally control descents while isolating a muscle group.

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 3. To be in control is to work at the right tempo. Take three counts while
lowering weight and hold, then count three again while raising it to the
starting position.
4. Pay attention to your breathing during workouts. Exhale while working
against resistance by lifting, pushing, or pulling and inhale at every
release.
5. Keep challenging muscles by slowly increasing weight or resistance. The
right weight differs depending on the exercise.
6. Stick with the routine. Working all the major muscles of the body two or
three times a week is ideal.
7. Give time for muscles to recover too. Strength training causes tiny tears in
muscle tissue. These tears aren't harmful, but they are important. Muscles
grow stronger as the tears knit hours to recover before the next strength
training session. Always give the muscles at least 48 hours to recover
before the next strength training session.

THE FIVE BASIC STRENGTH TRAINING EXERCISES

1. Push-
ups-
Regular
push-ups
are
prescribed
to most
people.
However, for
some who have health
concerns, newbies,
and even females,
they may start with
knee push-ups.
Regular push-ups are performed with the body forming a straight line from the heels.
The body is lowered until the chest is approximately one fist off the ground. The body
is then pushed off the ground to return to its original position.

2. Superman- From
prone lying position,
lift both arms and
legs. Try not to bend
the legs; then lower
arms and legs without
relaxing the ground.

3. Crunches- From
the supine lying
position while legs are
bent with arms
touching the ears, lift
the head and
shoulders with the
shoulder blades lifting
off completely from the ground.
Return to the original position while
keeping the head elevated off the ground.
 4. Side crunches
Starting with legs
together and bent, lie
on one side. Extend
the arm close to the
ground 30-45
degrees from the
body as support or
balance. Position the
other arm across the
chest or have it float in
front of it. Lift the shoulder closer to the ground while legs and the chest slightly face
upward. Return to the original position without letting the shoulder touch the
ground.

5. Squats- From an
upright position with
arms and hands
crossed in front of the
chest or up, squat
lower until the thighs
are parallel to the
ground. The chest
and butt must be pushed out and the knee must not thrust forward beyond the
toes. Return to the original position, keeping both legs and slightly

C. FOOD REQUIREMENTS
The way we eat when we were children may strongly affect our eating behavior
as adults. When we repeat this behavior over many years, it becomes a habit. Eating
proper food and proper exercise should go hand in hand to achieve a healthy and
active lifestyle.
Every year, many people check their general level of physical fitness. Some
people choose to focus on increasing physical activity while others choose to begin
eating healthy and nutritious food.
A combination of good exercise routine and consistent intake of a balanced
diet can help achieve a well-rounded health and fitness level.

Food and Nutrients

There are different dietary and nutritional requirements for each method used
to increase levels of general fitness. The food that you eat serves as fuel for your
various activities.
Every year many people check on their general levels of fitness. A combination
of good exercise routine and consistent healthy food intake can help someone achieve
a well-rounded health and fitness program.

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WATER - During exercise, evaporation is usually the primary mechanism of heat
dissipation. The temperature rises rapidly
if the body cannot adequately evaporate
sweat from the skin’s surface.
Continuous sweating might lead to losing
valuable fluids from the reservoir within
the body. The rate is being related to
exercise intensity, individual differences,
environmental conditions, acclimatization
state, clothing, and baseline hydration
status. Eight or
more glasses of water a day keep us hydrated.EE
CARBOHYDRATES - The majority of your
diet must consist of healthy, natural
carbohydrates. These should not come
from sugar (even though sugar is packed
with carbohydrates). Get your
carbohydrates from natural sources such
as rice and whole grains.

Rice is
a good source of carbohydrates.

PROTEIN - Protein is very important if

you add strength training to your aerobic
routine. You need to consider protein to
be an integral part of your diet. The
amino acids that makeup proteins are
the small amount of acid that makes
every biological function of your body
possible. For those trying to lose weight,
diets high in protein and fiber are very Pork is
likely to limit cravings and make you feel one good source of protein.
full faster and longer.

FRUITS and VEGETABLES - Make your

plate filled with fruits and vegetables.
Dark green, red, orange vegetables, have
high levels of nutrients such as vitamin
C, calcium, and fiber. Adding spinach or
romaine lettuce and tomato to your Tomatoes and eggplant are some of the nutritious food
our body needs.
sandwich is the easiest way to get more
veggies in your meal

GRAINS - Choose whole grains, like whole

wheat bread, brown rice, and oatmeal. It
is also best to consume them with fruits.
Wheat
bread is more advisable to eat.

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DAIRY - If you are trying to build strong
bones, drink fat-free, or low-fat milk
products. In some cases, when you
cannot digest lactose, there are PIZZA, CANDY, and FAST FOOD - You
alternatives that you can have like soy or don’t need to deprive yourself of eating
rice milk and low-fat yogurt instead. these items. Eating less of them may help
you maintain a healthy weight. Pizza,
candy, fast food, and sodas have a lot of
added sugar, solid fats, and sodium
which could be beneficial at some point
especially when consumed in the proper
amounts. A healthy eating plan should
still be observed.

ADDED SUGAR - Fruits are naturally Milk

sweet not like cookies, snack cakes, and builds strong bones.
brownies, which have added sugar to
make them taste better. Sugar adds
calories but has no nutrients, so you
need to have less intake or consumption
of it.

Pizza
SOLID FATS - Fat helps your body grow must be eaten in moderation.
and develop. It is a source of energy and
it even keeps your skin and hair healthy.
But some fats are better for you than
others. Solid fats are fats that are solid at
room temperature, like butter, stick
margarine, shortening, and lard. They
often contain saturated trans-fat, which
is high in calories and not healthy for the Cookies
have added sugar thus, these must be consumed in
heart so be easy on cakes, cookies, pizza, moderation.
and fries which often have a lot of solid
fat.

SODIUM - Your body needs a small

amount of sodium. But, consuming too
much of this can raise your blood
pressure, which is unhealthy for your
heart and your body in general.
Processed foods, like those that are
canned, frozen, or packaged, often have a Margarine is an example of solid fats.
lot of salt. Try to use less than one
teaspoon of salt in preparing food when
cooking.

Too
much salt in the body absorbs too much water
Skipping meals may lead to weight gain. Follow these tips to maintain a
healthy weight.

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1. Eat breakfast every day. It gets your body going. You can even grab something on
the go, like a piece of fruit and a slice of whole-grain bread. It also helps you
concentrate on your studies or even enables you to focus on your work brought
about by the power of taking regular breakfast.
2. Pack your lunch. Aside from being economical, if you pack your lunch, you can
control the portions and can ensure a healthy meal since you prepare it. 3. Eat
healthy snacks and try not to skip meals. If you can bring your snack, then do so.
Eat boiled bananas, camote, and the like instead of taking junk food. 4. Take
dinner with your family. When you eat with your family, you are more likely to eat a
healthy meal, and you can take the time to catch up with each other. 5. Be involved
in grocery shopping and meal planning at home. If you’re involved, you can make
sure meals are healthy and taste good. Share your knowledge with your parents
while picking up your groceries and strengthen your bonding, too.

Proper Nutrition for Exercise

Nutrition is the health branch of health science that emphasizes the
importance of food for growth and development, as well as in lowering the chances of
acquiring diseases and illnesses. Proper nutrition depends on the mix of food with
varied nutrients that we need to consume every day. Having too much or too little of
these nutrients can lead to disorders, so keep principles of nutrition like adequacy,
balance, and variety. Nutrients are important food substances that help our body
function properly. They provide energy and facilitate the growth and repair of cells.
Macronutrients such as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, and water are
mandatory intake by the body in large amounts. Micronutrients such as vitamins
and minerals are only needed in very little amounts. They all aid our bodies to
produce enzymes, hormones, and other substances critical to growth and
development.
Micronutrients Importance Signs and Symptoms
of Deficiency

Vitamin A Helps the body use Anemia, painful joints,

carbohydrates, proteins, cracks in teeth,
and fats. Maintains healthy depression, frequent
skin, bones, teeth, hair, infections
and vision

Vitamin B Produces energy from Anemia, depression,

carbohydrates and fats. convulsion, skin
Breaks down glycogen rashes, nervous
to release glucose and system
make hemoglobin in degeneration, progressing
carrying to paralysis and
oxygen in the blood hypersensitivity

Vitamin B12 Aids maintenance of red Red blood cell

blood cells breakage, anemia,
muscle
degeneration,
difficulty walking,
leg cramps

Vitamin E and C Aids in bone, teeth and Anemia frequent infection,

skin formation and bleeding gums, loosened
resistance to infection it teeth, muscle degeneration
protects the body from and pain, joint pain,
oxidative damage blotchy bruises, failure of
wounds to heal.

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Folate Aids in the formation of Anemia, heartburn,

red blood cells and frequent infections,
protein smooth and red tongue,
depression, and mental
 confusion.

D. FITT PRINCIPLE
The FITT Principle is an acronym for Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type.
These are the key factors in designing an exercise program that will address the
current fitness level; provide means to overload the body; and trigger positive
adaptations. These variables can be modified occasionally to consistently challenge
the body to become stronger. It is important to remember that increasing the
workload should be done one variable at a time to prevent chronic injuries or
overtraining. The proposed recommendations should be observed to reduce the
likelihood of injury and encourage the adoption of an active lifestyle.
The frequency (number of sessions in a week) of an exercise program
depends on the current fitness level of a person and the type of activity performed. It
is important to provide rest days to allow the body to recover. Consequently,
beginners should exercise less frequently as compared to athletes. As the fitness level
increases, the individual can increase the number of sessions gradually. Some
individuals train twice or thrice every day. However, one should refrain from
designing his/her program (especially for beginners) this way because it leads to
burnout and possible injuries.
The intensity (difficulty level of the exercise or work demand) of an
exercise, refers to the difficulty level of the workout. It is important to set a workload
that is more challenging than what one is used to. This factor is affected by the
current fitness level and the time allotted to an exercise session. Each type of exercise
has its method of estimating intensity. Current research indicates that exercise
intensity is the most important factor in improving fitness levels.
The time or duration (duration or distance covered in an exercise
session) of an exercise session is influenced by the intensity and the type of activity
performed. An exercise that is performed at a high-intensity level cannot be
sustained for a long period time. Furthermore, a stretching program usually takes
a shorter period to complete as compared to a resistance training program.
Lastly, the type (mode of exercise or activity) of activity is influenced by the
fitness goal and the current fitness level. The program should be designed to produce
the best activity that will specifically address the fitness goal. For instance, an
individual who wants to develop his or her endurance to swim 2 kilometers should
choose swimming as his or her main activity though there are strategies to achieve
this goal. There is no single exercise for a specific goal, but one can choose from
various alternatives or activities that will provide enjoyment to him/ her. This is
where the art and science of exercise prescription come into play.

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 Additional Activity
Directions: It is now time to apply what you have learned. Try to create a proposed
work plan with just the right number of sets and reps you want to target in a week.
Exercises 1stweek 2ndweek 3rdweek 4thweek

Push-up

Superman

Crunches

Side Crunches

Squats

Directions: In your notebook, give your impressions on strength training activities

by completing the statements in each box below.
STRENGTH TRAINING ACTIVITIES

I can recall… I already I can make a

understand connection with this
about… topic because.
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Lesso Strength Training

n 2
 Participation in daily fitness activities
supports a healthy function of the
heart and lungs. Choose the best
fitness activity not only to enhance
the body’s performance but also to
enjoy the active engagement that
supports lifetime goals.

What’s In
I. Directions: Answer the following questions in your activity notebook.
1. What are the different strength training exercises? Provide the significance
of each strength training activity to the body.
2. In strength training, what is the difference between prep and set?
II. Directions: Complete the semantic map by writing words associated with the
theme given below.

Strengthening
Exercise

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III. Directions: Think of some household chores that can be done as alternative to
the exercises identified below. Write your answer in your activity notebook.
Exercises Household chores

1. Push-up (Ex: Getting up from the bed from prone lying position)

2. Superman

3. Crunches

4. Side Crunches
 5. Squats

What It Is
A. Warm-up

Directions: Perform the following warm-up exercises provided in the table. Provide
the number of sets and preps you think you can perform within a minute and
record your pulse rate after the executing the three warm-up exercises.
Exercise Number of Sets Pulse Rate for 1-minute
and Reps

Jog-in-place

Jumping jacks

1-minute step test

B. Work-out

Directions: Below is the list of work-out exercises. Perform each work-out exercise
and fill out the table with the number of reps and sets you were able to perform.
Exercises Set Rep

Push-up

Superman

Crunches

Side Crunches

Squats

C. Cool Down

Directions: Perform the following cool-down activities with your favorite relaxing
music for 1 minute each exercise. Determine which part of your body felt the stretch
and tension. Describe your experience in this activity on your notebook.

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Exercise Spot Reflection

 Standing-toe-touch

Upward dog

Plank

What’s More
Directions: Create a visual presentation or poster of the different safety tips that we
need to consider when doing strength training. Use an A4 size
bond paper. Below are the criteria for grading your output. You may pass
this output after accomplishing this module.
699
696
Criteria for grading the visual presentation or poster

CON6TENT ✓ Appropriate details support main idea

50% ✓ Accurate and detailed information
✓ Information adequately supports purpose of visual
presentation

FOCUS ✓ Topic and title are clear and easily

20% identified ✓ Main idea is clearly appropriate
to topic
✓ All illustrations complement the topic

VISUAL APPEAL ✓ Outstanding use of color, design, and space

20% ✓ Original and creative design
✓ Overall design is pleasing and harmonious

MECHANICS ✓ Free of grammatical errors

10% ✓ Words are legible and pertinent to topic

Total- 100 %

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Congratulations for doing a

good job. Take a break and
continue when you’re ready
for the next lesson.

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Lesso Development of
n 3 Strength Training

Today you are moving to

lesson 3. Are you ready
to take some actions?
Let’s begin.

What’s In

Directions: Fact or Myth? There are various myths and fallacies surrounding
exercise and fitness. It is important that you can identify valid claims. A sound
understanding of how the body responds to exercise and training is going to help
you weed out fact from fallacy. Check out the following statements and decide
whether each is a fact or myth by writing F if it’s a fact and letter M if it’s a myth.
Write the answers in your activity notebook.

1. It is best to exercise in the morning because it helps burn more calories. 2.

Running a kilometer and walking a kilometer will burn the same amount of
calories.
3. Performing 100 crunches a day will trim fat in the belly.
4. Free weights are better than exercise machines in increasing strength. 5.
Performing static stretching before jumping decreases vertical jump height.

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What’s New
RPE SCALE

1 Very Light Activity

(anything other than complete rest)

2-3 Light Activity

(Feels like you can maintain for hours, easy to breathe and carry on a conversation)

4-5 Moderate Activity

(feel like you can exercise for long periods, able to talk and hold a short
conversation)

6-7 Vigorous Activity

(on the verge of becoming uncomfortable, short of breath, can speak a sentence)

8-9 Very Hard Activity

(difficult to maintain exercise intensity, hard to speak more than a single word)

10 Max Effort
(feels impossible to continue, completely out of breath, unable to talk)
 What It Is
Heart Rate

The heart rate is an indicator of the level of participation in physical activity.

The intensity of activity is measured by the percentage of the maximum heart rate
(maxHR) during exercise, which means the maximum number of times the heart
contracts in one minute. An easy formula to determine your maximum heart rate,
based on your age, is called the Maximum Heart Rate (MaxHR).

Prediction Equation: MaxHR FORMULA = 220 - your age

However, this only gives you an estimate, as the maximum heart rate varies
for different people. The aging factor affects this formula and maxHR decreases as
one gets older. A more accurate measure of heart rate is known as the maximal stress
test (VO2, max). This test makes use of a treadmill or exercise bike. Another accurate
way to measure the heart rate is through a heart rate monitor that uses either watch
or chest strap attached with a device that measures one's heart rate and calculates
its percentage against your maxHR.

Rate of Perceived Exertion

The Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) can measure exercise intensity and can
be combined with the Prediction Equation. A number is assigned to coincide with the
subjective feelings of exercise exertion (from 1 to 10). Based on the given number

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(RPE), there is an assigned ratio scale. The higher the number given by the exerciser,
the higher the level of exertion is. To use this text, the exerciser is tasked to determine
the approximate level of his/her exertion between 1 and 10.
The equivalents are as follows:
RPE Approximate Level of Exertion

1 10 % No Exertion

2 20% Very Very Weak

3 30% Very Weak

4 40% Weak

5 50% Moderate

6 60% Somewhat Strong

7 70 % Strong

8 80 % Very Strong

9 90 % Very very strong

10 100 % Maximal Exertion

 This is the Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) Scale. If you want to measure
the intensity of your workouts, get familiar with the numbers. In simple
terms, the numbers correspond to the intensity of exercise. Have you seen
this chart? How is it related to the Philippine activity pyramid?

If the student gives a number of 5, for example, he/she garners an exertion

level of 5, which means that he/she would more or less, be at his/her 50% personal
maxHR. This value can then be compared to the Prediction Equation, which is
based on the student's age. A simple way of determining the maxHR is through this
formula.

220- age (for example, 20 years old) = 200 (maxHR of the

student) RPE = 5 (exertion = 5, or approximately 50% heart rate)

Therefore, at the rate the student is exercising, the heart rate should be 100
bpm (beats per minute).
200-20= 20
200 x .50 = 100

Activity 1: Try this one. Compute for the maximum heart rate of a 24-year old
athlete whose RPE is 8. Show your step-by-step computation in your
activity notebook.

You just did a computation

on heart rate. Now, it’s
time to create your own
fitness plan.

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FITT PRINCIPLE

Exercise is an activity that stimulates the body to adapt and become stronger.
The stimulus has to be appropriate to derive health benefits. If the stimulus is too
light, the body will not adapt, and if it is too hard, it may cause some injuries. The
exercise program should be designed to fit the current health condition of the
individual and it should be interesting. The FITT Principle is a helpful guide in
designing a personalized fitness program.

What I Have Learned

Activity 1. Directions: Prepare a simple fitness program by simply selecting the set
of exercises that you want. In your work-out or strengthening activity, use the
alternative exercises that you have chosen in the previous activity or lesson.
 Exercise Duration Pulse Rate

Warm-up

Work-out/
Strengthening
Exercise

Cool Down/ Stretching

Activity 2. Directions: Create your fitness plan, warm-up, work-out, and cool-down
exercises. Be ready to perform them with music and record your performance. You
will be graded using the following rubrics:

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RUBRICS FOR GRADING FITNESS PLAN

CONTENT ♦ All the exercises were appropriate for

40% strengthening activity.
 Execution ♦All the exercises were executed properly.
30% Overall, they were pleasing and harmonious

Mastery ♦All exercises were executed with full mastery and in

20% proper order

Attainability ♦The exercises used were easy to follow and can

10% be performed by everyone

Total- 100 %

Lesso Making it Part of Life

n 4
Hello! You are about to
finish this module with
your last lesson. Ready?
Let’s proceed.

Being well and fit enables one to perform everyday duties and
daily routines from moderate-to-vigorous levels without excessive fatigue or getting
tired and become miserable at the end of the day. One should still have the
strength to perform other activities for recreation. There are contributory factors
for being fit. One of which is the fitness activity.

A fitness activity includes physical movements designed to burn fats or

calories. Everybody can benefit from regular physical activities, whether it be
moderate or vigorous activities. The greater amount of physical activity, 'longer
duration', or greater intensity' can provide additional health benefits. Some of the
suggested fitness activities are strength training, walking, running, and jogging.

What is It

Lifting weights is as important as those exercises using one’s body weight for
resistance or resistance bands. This type of exercise increases lean muscle mass
which is particularly important for weight loss sine lean muscles burn more calories
than other types of tissues. When you drop pounds, you can also lose muscle, so
it's

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important to do resistance training to keep that muscle mass especially for those
learners whose BMI falls under obese, overweight, and underweight. This is all
part of improving and maintaining one’s Body Mass Index (BMI).
Benefits of Strength Training
• Increases lean muscle mass (or prevention of its loss) – Continuous strength
training will help tone your muscles because of its repetitive action or
contraction of the muscle
• Increases bone density and reduced risk of osteoporosis- As we age, our bone
density changes and our bone becomes more brittle so strength training can
help reduce the risk of osteoporosis which is the main problem of older people.
• Increases muscle strength to make everyday activities easier- The muscle gets
immune with the strength being exerted and it will help you accomplish harder
work easily and with ease.
• Lowers risk of injury (by allowing the muscles to better support the joints).
Exercising the joint to achieve its maximum range could be attained through
strength training. As a result, the individual can accomplish more tasks.

Use your resourcefulness in doing the next activity. You need plastic bottles,
water, sand, pebbles, or soil. Filling the bottles with water, sand, or pebbles is a good
substitute for dumbbells.

Reminder:
1. Make sure to undergo warm-up exercises first to condition yourself in doing
the suggested activity.
2. Perform in a wide space and make sure you are wearing comfortable fitness
attire.
3. Hydrate yourself.
4. Have someone observe you (any member of the family) while performing to
get instructions relating to execution, safety, and security.

What’s More

Directions: Using improvised materials, execute the following simple strengthening

exercises.
Positions Procedure

Bicep curls

1. Stand firm on the ground with

feet apart and distribute your
weight well.

2. Starting position- While holding

the bottles, place your hands on
your sides (you may change the
1st Position

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 way you handle and the
direction of the bottles as long
as you hold them firmly.)

3. Lift the bottles by bending your

hands in front of you.

4. Go back to the 1st position.

Repeat the whole steps 15 times
2nd Position

Side Swings

1st Position
1. For the starting position, place
your hands on your sides with
1 bottle per hand like the 1st
exercise (Bicep Curls).

2. Step your right foot to the side

then swing your arms until
shoulder level like flapping wings
then return to 1st position.

2nd Position 3. Do the same thing with the left

side then repeat the whole
figure for 15 times.

Directions: In your activity notebook, record your progress in doing these simple
strength exercises by writing how many reps you can accomplish from Monday to
Friday. Write your experience as you engage in this activity. Copy the table in your
notebook. You may use music while doing the exercises. If you can think of more
related activities using improvised equipment, then you may include them.
Exercise Bicep Curls Side Swings

Monday (Write how many preps you were

able to accomplish and your brief
observations)

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday
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Criteria Description

CONTENT ♦ All the exercises were

40% appropriate for strengthening
activity.

Execution ♦All the exercises were executed

30% properly.
Overall movements were
pleasing and harmonious.

Mastery ♦All exercises were executed

20% with mastery and in proper
order.

Attainability ♦The exercises used were easy to

10% follow and can be performed by
everyone.

Total - 100 %

Reminder!
Participation in daily fitness activities supports a healthy function of
the heart and lungs. Choose the best fitness activity not only to
enhance the body’s performance but also to enjoy the active
engagement that supports lifetime goals.

What I Have Learned

Directions: Provide insights on all the lessons in this module. Write your
answers in your activity notebook.
Lesson 1- Strength Lesson 2- Lesson 3- Fitness
Training Maximum Heart
Rate
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What I Can Do
Directions: In essay form, explain the importance of working out using the guide
questions below.
1. How could you apply strength training as part of your everyday living?
2. Why is strength training important in your life?
RUBRICS FOR GRADING

SUBSTANCE ♦ The answer was clear and direct to the point.

40%

RELEVANCE ♦The questions were answered clearly and

40% comprehensively and relevant to the present situation.

EXPRESSION ♦The essay is well expressed, the language

20% used, vocabulary and elements of writing were
observed.

Total- 100 %

Assessment
Directions: Select the letter that represents your best answer. Use your activity
notebook in writing your answers.

1. Which of the following statements supports strengthening exercises?

A. It deteriorates the immune system

B. The muscles will just get tired and weak
C. It aims to develop the reproductive system only
 D. It is both beneficial to muscles and bones for better mobilization.

2. What do we call the number of repetitions or the full movement of exercise from
the starting point to finish?

A. Rep
B. Set
C. Laps
D. Cycle

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3. Which of the following is the most ideal reps for lower body?

A. 6-15
B. 6-9
C. 12-15
D. 15-25

4. Which of the following is the right procedure in executing

Superman? I. Start with prone position
II. Lift both arms and legs
III. Don’t bend legs
IV. Lower arms and legs without relaxing on the ground

A. I-II-IV-III
B. IV-III-II-I
C. I-II-III-IV
D. I-III-IV-II

5. You were asked to execute lying with legs together and extending the arms close
to the ground 360 degrees from the body as support or balance, what are you
trying to execute?
A. Push-ups
B. Side Crunches
C. Crunches
D. Squats

II- Write AGREE if the statement is correct and DISAGREE if it’s not.

1. Walking and stretching are effective for warming up and cooling down
activities.
2. Proper breathing helps you to be in control by executing physical
activities with the right tempo.
3. Exhaling while working against resistance by lifting, pushing, or pulling
helps you carry the weights with ease.
4. Slowly increasing weight or resistance challenges your body as it
tests one’s muscle strength.
5. Sticking to the routine of working all the major muscles of the body two or
three times a week is most ideal.
 Congratulations for
a job well done! See
you again next
time!

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10 C
9D
8C
7A
6A
5 B 15 D
4 A 14 D
3 D 13 A
2 D 12 C
1. D 11 D
What I know,
Lesson I

Answer Key

5. Agree
4. Agree
3. Disagree
2. Agree
1. Disagree learner.
B 5. from the response/s of
the points will be given
C 4. based teacher as to how
D 3. many discretion of the It
A 2. is the
D 1.
What’s in and What’s
Assessment LESSON 4
It
Lesso
n2
 5. Squats
4. Side Crunches
Crunches 3.
2. Superman
up - 1. Push
What Is In
Lesson I

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