This webpage has been designed to support you in completing exercise/ physical activity while at home. With the current health restrictions and the importance of maintaining an active lifestyle, the exercise passport is a great way to keep fit.
It provides you with numerous challenges you can complete to improve your health and gain points along the way. Each activity has been allocated a certain amount of points depending on the type of activity and length of time it will take to complete it.
Your task is to try and complete at least 1 challenge every day with the aim to gain a minimum of 150 points a week. Linked to each activity is a series of Youtube videos or ideas that you could use.
Prizes will be awarded to randomly selected students who have accumulate 150 points each week.
By video recording yourself (timelapse)exercising and uploading pictures of your exercise summary (Garmin/ IWatch) and logging it into your passport at the end of each activity, you are in with a chance to win the weekly prizes.
Students are to use the following document to record their daily activities. Then, after you have accumulated 150 points, please email your weekly passport to Mr Whiley by Sunday 8pm.
Weekly Document Passport Template
A few guidelines before you start exercising:
10 point Activity
Walking around the local area for 10mins
Grab the family pet and walk around the local area for 10/ 20 or 30 mins
20 point Activity
Grab the scrubbing brush and detergent and help your parents clean the dishes and kitchen
Full Body Workout- 20 mins
Cross fit Workout - 10 mins
Grab your bike, scooter or skateboard and go for a ride for 20-30 mins around your local area.
Start the lawn mower and help your parents with the mowing of the front and back lawn (with parent permission)
30 point Activity
Are you game enough to have a go at the Sally Going Up and Sally Going Down challenge?
Run by the team at CQUniversity Australia since 2001, we're providing a free program to help you challenge yourself, friends and workmates to move more every day.
Sounds like a lot, but when you see it takes 500 steps to walk from the car park to the supermarket you're well on your way to hitting your goal. Reaching 10,000 steps every day will help you maintain a healthy lifestyle.