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Health and Movement
You are helping organise a 20-minute movement break for a small group on a warm Australian afternoon. Work through the scenario and make choices that support safety, enjoyment and focus. For practical activities, follow your own ability and any health advice you have been given.
Plan and prepare
1.It is 30°C and sunny. The group will exercise in a park. Choose the safest plan.
- Exercise hard in direct sun and drink only afterwards.
- Choose shade where possible, wear sun protection, bring water and adjust the effort to the conditions.
- Wear a heavy jumper to sweat more.
2.Before the session, name three checks or preparations that can help reduce risk.
3.Why is a gradual warm-up useful before more vigorous movement? Give one reason.
Move, notice and adapt
4.During brisk walking, Hamish can speak in short sentences but cannot comfortably sing. What does this suggest about the intensity, and what could Hamish do if it feels too hard?
5.A participant notices sudden sharp pain in their ankle. What should they do next?
- Stop the activity, tell a responsible person and seek appropriate help if needed.
- Keep going so the ankle warms up.
- Ask someone to push the ankle into a stretch.
6.Create a 10-minute movement break with four parts. Include a gentle warm-up, a main activity, a brief recovery and a cool-down. The times must add to 10 minutes.
7.One person prefers low-impact movement and another enjoys energetic games. Give one way to adapt the session so both can take part.
Reflect on health and movement
8.True or false: If you are exercising, thirst is the only sign that you may need to take a break or get out of the heat.
TrueFalse
9.Complete the sentence: Movement can support wellbeing by helping people feel more or . Give two possible effects.
10.After the movement break, write one sign you could notice in your body or mood, and one change you might make next time.
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