1. List the five Components of Fitness.

2. There are seven recognized Principles of Exercise; List at least five of them.

3. You are designing a fitness program for your Soldiers; list the Three Phases of Conditioning that you must consider.

4. When we analyze our wartime mission, we must keep in mind the physical demands of our daily activities and functions. This is done by following the Seven-Step Planning Process. List in order the Seven-Step Planning Process.

5. List the three groups of Soldiers that may require a Special PT Program.

6. What does the acronym FITT mean?

7. There are four well-known stretching techniques; List at least three of them.

8. What is the proper term for the ability to move the joints or any group of joints through an entire normal range of motion?

9. What are the three distinct steps in planning daily physical training activities?

10. When designing a physical fitness program for Special Population Soldiers, with whom should the unit commander coordinate?

11. What are the components of motor fitness?

12. There are several activities that place an extra demand on your cardiovascular and respiratory systems; List at least five of them.

13. For muscle strength, what does exercise time equate to?

14. How can balance be effective when developing a training program?

15. How many calories do running or walking burn per mile?
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1. The five components of fitness are cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition.

2. The seven recognized principles of exercise are specificity, overload, progression, reversibility, individuality, diminishing returns, and cross-training.

3. The three phases of conditioning that must be considered when designing a fitness program are the preparatory phase, the conditioning phase, and the maintenance phase.

4. The Seven-Step Planning Process, in order, includes receiving the mission, mission analysis, course of action development, course of action analysis, course of action comparison, course of action approval, and orders production.

5. The three groups of Soldiers that may require a Special PT Program are ne