Creating a Healthy & Active Lifestyle

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Copyright: 2023

Pages: 52

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Creating a Healthy & Active Lifestyle Lab Manual is a wonderful text to use for any health and wellness lab. This manual is meant to be used in a participatory setting where instructors teach the exercise labs to all students. Creating a Healthy and Active Lifestyle encourages participants to simply move, and to move in a variety of ways: at home or at a fitness center, through strength, flexibility, mindfulness, cardiovascular workouts, and more. It is clear, concise, and includes a variety of exercise options for use in the classroom and out.

General Information

Health History

Fitness Testing

Heart Rate, Work Intensity and Training Zones

CV Endurance Activity

Stress Management Lab

Healthy Back/Core Health

Core Health Movements

Fitness Test for Muscular Balance in Posture

Boot Camp

SMART Goal Semester Tracking

Week 2 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 3 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 4 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 5 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 6 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 7 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 8 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

ANDREW R. MCGLENN

Andrew McGlenn is an Assistant Coach for Football within Men’s Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse, where he serves as the Eagles’ offensive line coach and teaches in the Exercise Sport Science department. McGlenn is a former UWL student-athlete who played offensive tackle. He earned his bachelor’s degree from UW–La Crosse in 2005 and his master’s degree from Chadron State College in 2009.

Melanie C Healy

Melanie Healy is a Teaching Associate Professor in the Department of Exercise and Sport Science, where she focuses on general education instruction and courses related to health and physical activity. She earned a B.S. in Secondary Education with an emphasis in Physical Education from Southern Oregon University and an M.S. in Human Performance from the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse. Her teaching career includes experience at both the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse and Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota.

Creating a Healthy & Active Lifestyle Lab Manual is a wonderful text to use for any health and wellness lab. This manual is meant to be used in a participatory setting where instructors teach the exercise labs to all students. Creating a Healthy and Active Lifestyle encourages participants to simply move, and to move in a variety of ways: at home or at a fitness center, through strength, flexibility, mindfulness, cardiovascular workouts, and more. It is clear, concise, and includes a variety of exercise options for use in the classroom and out.

General Information

Health History

Fitness Testing

Heart Rate, Work Intensity and Training Zones

CV Endurance Activity

Stress Management Lab

Healthy Back/Core Health

Core Health Movements

Fitness Test for Muscular Balance in Posture

Boot Camp

SMART Goal Semester Tracking

Week 2 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 3 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 4 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 5 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 6 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 7 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

Week 8 SMART Goals Semester Tracking

ANDREW R. MCGLENN

Andrew McGlenn is an Assistant Coach for Football within Men’s Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse, where he serves as the Eagles’ offensive line coach and teaches in the Exercise Sport Science department. McGlenn is a former UWL student-athlete who played offensive tackle. He earned his bachelor’s degree from UW–La Crosse in 2005 and his master’s degree from Chadron State College in 2009.

Melanie C Healy

Melanie Healy is a Teaching Associate Professor in the Department of Exercise and Sport Science, where she focuses on general education instruction and courses related to health and physical activity. She earned a B.S. in Secondary Education with an emphasis in Physical Education from Southern Oregon University and an M.S. in Human Performance from the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse. Her teaching career includes experience at both the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse and Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota.