A small blog website for PE 1 A.Y. 2020-2021 2nd Trimester
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Fitness Index Charts |
Some of the Pre-assessment Questions (as of Feb 26, 2021) |
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Height (in meters) | 1.59m |
Weight (in kilograms) | 47kg |
BMI | 18.6 |
Pulse rate before warm up | 78-80 BPM |
Gender | Female |
Shoulder Stretch (Right and Left shoulders) Fingertips touching |
Yes (both shoulders) |
Sit & Reach (Best out of 3) | 65cm - good |
Plank Test (in seconds) | 37.53s |
Curl up (#of completed curl ups) | 25 |
Curl up (time duration in seconds) | 60s |
25 Curl ups in 60 seconds: below average | |
Push up (# of completed push ups) | 20 |
Push up (time duration in seconds) | 36s |
20 Push ups in 36 seconds: average | |
Trunk Flexion Test
(what part of the body did you reach? Toes, ankle, or knee?) |
Toes |
Waist to Hip Ratio (WHR) |
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0.75 - Pear shape
(low health risk) |
Women with a ratio of 0.8 or below are considered to be pear shaped. People with pear shaped bodies are in the lower risk category for health problems such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes and some forms of cancer. In pear shaped bodies, fat tends to gather around the hips and buttocks, rather than the waist. This is purely down to genetics. However, The NHS notes that even pears are at higher risk if their waist measurement exceeds 37 inches / 94cm for men, or 31.5 inches / 80cm for women. — From The Calculator Site |
Waist: 64.5cm Hips: 86.5cm |