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GCSE
PERSONAL EXERCISE
PLAN
1
PLANNING THE PROGRAMME
Before planning a programme it is important to have background information
about yourself, this can be used to help plan out the right programme for you.
BACKGROUND
Gender: Male
Age: 15
Weight: 11.3 stone
Height: 5 Ft 10in
Resting Heart Rate: 68
Medical Background: I have had minor injuries in the past two years, a strained shoulder and a
sprained knee, which took six weeks before I was back to normal, I had some physio to strengthen
hamstrings and quads.
Medication: Anti inflammatory during knee and shoulder injuries. Occasional / pain killers
Smoker: No
Peak Flow Average (vital capacity) : 530
Food intake: I consider my diet to be a little too high in fat intake and this is something I will look at
as part of my PEP.
Injuries. I hope these injuries will not affect my PEP, but as a precaution I will consider them when
constructing my plan. If for example my knee causes any concern I can reduce some of the running
exercises and include some swimming and more bike work in the gym. All these exercises will
reduce the weight through the joint. Both swimming and cycling are good exercises to keep
working on stamina but not damage the joints.
Playing experience. I was in the school and district football team. And I play for a local Sunday
team up front.
2
FITNESS LEVELS
As part of my GCSE course I have performed a number of fitness tests, along with a fitness
assessment when I joined the gym. My profile is as follows: -
AREA OF FITNESS
TEST
SCORE
RATING
AVERAGE
FLEXIBILITY
SIT & REACH
+1
SPEED
50M SPRINT
7.5 SEC
STAMINA
BEEP TEST
LEVEL 9. 4
MUSC/ ENDUR
PRESS UP TEST 20
GOOD
FAIR
FAIRLY GOOD
POWER
ST LONG J
1.70 M
AGILITY
ILLINOIS
17.2SEC
COORDINATION
WALL THR
32
BALANCE
STORK TEST
27 SEC
FAIR
REACTION TEST
RULER
45CM
GOOD
3
GOOD
FAIRLY GOOD
GOOD
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