PHYSICAL FITNESS

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The ability to perform daily activities with alertness and vigour without fatigue, with ample of energy to enjoy each task is PHYSICAL FITNESS.

Components of physical fitness:-



1. Cardiovascular Endurance -
   It is the ability of heart and lungs to work together and to provide fuel to human body for daily activities and workload.

2. Muscular Strength -

It is the amount of force muscles can produce while warming up or while any action/activity.

3. Muscular Endurance -

It is the ability of muscles to perform activities continuously without any fatigue. 

4. Flexibility -

 It is ability of each joint to work or to move through the available range of motion for specific joint.

5. Body Composition -

In physical fitness Body Composition is known as amount of fat , bone, water and muscle in human body.

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