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The Module Two Wellness Plan requires participants to log flexibility workouts, muscular strength and endurance exercises, and physical activities totaling at least 420 minutes. It includes detailed instructions for stretching and strength training, along with reflection questions to assess progress and areas for improvement. Participants must submit their completed logs and reflections as an assignment.

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The Module Two Wellness Plan requires participants to log flexibility workouts, muscular strength and endurance exercises, and physical activities totaling at least 420 minutes. It includes detailed instructions for stretching and strength training, along with reflection questions to assess progress and areas for improvement. Participants must submit their completed logs and reflections as an assignment.

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Module Two Wellness Plan

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Fill in all logs and answer the reflection questions completely with supporting details for
sections 1-3. After completing all sections, submit this file as your Module Two Wellness Plan
assignment.

Section 1: Flexibility Workout Log


 Perform and log stretching exercises for all eight muscles listed below. You may stretch
every day.
 Module Two suggests starting with two repetitions held for 15 seconds for a total of 30
seconds for each exercise.
 Please use the following link for video demonstrations: Wellness Plan Support

Sample highlighted in Yellow:


Training Plan Chart
# of
Flexibility Exercises Muscle Stretched Date Time
Repetitions
Doorway Stretch Pectoralis 9/12 2 15 seconds
Lying Quad Stretch Quadriceps 11/6 2 30 seconds
Modified Hurdler's 11/6 2 15 seconds
Hamstrings
Stretch
Upper Back & Torso 11/7 2 15 seconds
Trapezius
Stretch
Calf Stretch Gastrocnemius 11/6 2 30 seconds
Lower Back Stretch Latissimus Dorsi 11/7 2 15 seconds
Chest/Bicep Stretch Pectoralis/ Biceps 11/8 2 30 seconds
Trapezius/ 11/8 2 15 seconds
Shoulder/Triceps Stretch
Deltoids
Lying Abdominal Stretch Abdominal 11/8 2 15 seconds

Section 2: Muscular Strength and Endurance Log


Complete the chart below. Remember:
 Complete muscular exercises all in one day.
 You may select a different exercise than what is listed.
 Module Two suggests starting with 2 or 3 sets. The suggested number of repetitions is 8-10
for challenging weights and exercises.

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 If you are using very light weight or bodyweight, you can complete as many as 18 repetitions
depending on your current ability level.

Please use the following link for video demonstrations (go to slide 7): Wellness Plan
Support

Sample highlighted in Yellow:


Training Plan Chart
Exercise Muscle Worked Date # of sets # of reps Resistance
(Weight)
9/13 2 8 Body Weight
Squats Quadriceps
(BW)
Push-ups Pectoralis 9/13 3 10 BW
9/13 2 8 10 lbs. Dumbbell
Curls Biceps
(DB)
Lunges Hamstrings 11/10 3 12 20LBS DB
Squats Quadriceps 11/10 3 8 120LBS
Push-ups Pectoralis 11/11 3 15 BW
Burpees Core 11/11 3 15 BW
Bent Over Row Latissimus Dorsi 11/12 3 8 85LBS
Calf Raises Gastrocnemius 11/13 3 8 30LBS DB
Chair Dip Triceps 11/11 3 8 BW
Curls Biceps 11/12 3 8 30LBS DB

Section 3: Physical Activity Log

You need at least three different moderate to vigorous activities that add up to 420 minutes.
Activities need to add up to 420 minutes without your warm-up times. Keep adding rows to
show all your activities. The first five rows are completed as a sample only.

Date Warm-up Physical Activity Activity Minutes


without Warm-up
9/12 5-min stretch 2-mile run 22 min

9/14 5-min jog Mowed yard 60 min

9/15 5-min stretch HITT training session 45 min

9/18 15-min stretch Hill sprints 30 min

9/19 5-min stretch Wiffle Ball 90 min

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11/6 5 min stretch Weight lifting 45

11/6 5 min walk Run 50

11/7 5 min stretch Weight lifting 55

11/7 5 min walk Swimming 90

11/8 5 min stretch Weight lifting 45

11/8 5 min walk Basketball 70

11/9 5 min stretch Weight lifting 55

11/9 5 min walk Run 50

TOTAL Activity Minutes  460

Remember the 420-minute minimum. _____________Total

Section 4: Reflection

FlexibilityExplain how the stretches became easier each time that you performed
Reflection them. How did these stretches affect your muscles during physical
Question: activities completed after stretching?
Answer Every time I stretched, I was able to reach farther and felt loose.
When performing these activities, I felt more agile.
Muscular Based on your workout, what muscles do you think are the strongest,
Strength and and which muscles need the most work? Explain your answer.
Endurance
Reflection
Question:
Answer Through lifting I think my legs and back are strong and I need to
improve my chest and arms. This is because my legs can lift much
heavier weight than my arms and chest can push.
Physical Activity Have you made any adjustments to your workout routine to increase
Reflection your activity level and improve your achievements? What adjustments
Question: will you make to continue to improve your results?
Answer Yes, I have worked to increase how long I can run. I plan to
continue slowly running and train with heavier weight slowly.

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Physical Activity Reflection Chart
Using your activities as examples, reflect on your use of skill-related fitness elements by
completing the chart below (Sample in Yellow):

Skill-Related Activity Explanation


Element

Agility Wiffle Ball I can adjust quickly to where the ball is hit to catch it.

Skill-Related Activity Explanation


Element

Agility Basketball I can move in all directions fast to react to defender.

Balance Basketball I can pivot and rotate on only one foot.

Coordination Basketball I have to be able to use hands behind my back and without
looking.

Power Weight lifting I train to be able to lift more.

Reaction Time Basketball My reaction speed must be high to be able to defend.

Speed Run I can improve my speed by running and sprints.

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Self-reflection aids in enhancing skill-related fitness elements by allowing individuals to critically assess their current performance, ability to adjust quickly (agility), maintain stability (balance), and react promptly (reaction time), thereby informing adjustments to improve fitness intentionally, as explained in the document's reflection section .

The document articulates this relationship by emphasizing structured routines combining both physical activity and muscular exercises, as seen in the logs with activities like squats and lunges, which target specific muscle groups, thus integrated into a wellness plan to promote balanced strengthening and endurance .

Completing a wellness plan that includes logs and reflections facilitates personal fitness improvement by encouraging consistent tracking of exercise routines, reflecting on progress, recognizing areas that require more attention, and planning for future enhancements, as evident from the different sections of the document .

The documented physical activities show a balance by incorporating both cardiovascular exercises, such as running and swimming, and strength training exercises like weight lifting and push-ups. This combination ensures both endurance and strength are being developed, as reflected in the activities log .

Yes, physical activity levels can be increased through specific routine modifications. The document illustrates this with the example of extending running duration and progressively lifting heavier weights as methods to slowly enhance endurance and strength, thereby improving overall fitness levels .

Regular stretching over time enhances flexibility by allowing muscles to reach greater distances and decreasing rigidity, leading to improved agility in physical activities. As outlined in the reflection, each stretching session progressively felt easier, contributing to a feeling of increased agility during subsequent physical activities .

Achieving a 420-minute minimum of moderate to vigorous activity weekly implies meeting the recommended physical activity levels for health benefits, which include improved cardiovascular health, increased endurance, and better overall fitness, as demonstrated by the total activity minutes achievable in the plan .

Planning a workout schedule requires considerations such as allocating specific days or sessions to target flexibility with stretches, focusing on different muscle groups for strength training, and ensuring sufficient cardiovascular activities for endurance. Attention must be given to the variety of exercises to cover all areas and progressively increase intensity without overtraining, as shown in the document's schedules .

Monitoring and adjusting physical activities are crucial for balancing skill-related fitness elements like agility, coordination, and power. The document shows that varied activities, such as basketball for agility and balance, and weight lifting for power, help develop a comprehensive fitness profile, emphasizing the importance of diverse exercises .

The document reveals that through consistent resistance training, such as weight lifting, certain muscles like the legs and back develop strength faster compared to others like the chest and arms. This is evidenced by the ability to lift heavier weights with legs compared to the upper body, suggesting a focus needed on upper body workouts for balanced improvement .

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