iRubric: Exercise Rubric

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Exercise Rubric Fitness Video Rubric Students will be divided into groups of two and physically and verbally demonstrate their knowledge they have acquired throughout class or researched exercise. The presentation must also incorporate correct terminology, identification of correct primary and secondary muscle groups, whether the exercise is multi or single joint, or all body and the order in which the exercise is performed in a workout. Rubric Code: XX72A9B By Gpaulson51 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Exercise Presentation
	Excellent (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Poor (N/A)
Exercise Demonstration	Excellent Explanation was very clear, and well organized. 30 points	Good Explanation was clear, and somewhat organized. 25 points	Fair Explanation was sort of clear and somewhat organized. 20 points	Poor Explanation was unclear and not organized. 15 points
Spotting Demonstration	Excellent Explanation was very clear, and well organized. 30 points	Good Explanation was clear, and somewhat organized. 20 points	Fair Explanation was sort of clear and somewhat organized. 15 points	Poor Explanation was unclear and not organized. 10 points
Proper Lifting Vocabulary	Excellent Presentation used correct weight lifting vocabulary and terminology. 20 points	Good Presentation used some correct weight lifting vocabulary and terminology 15 points	Fair Presentation utilizes little correct weight lifting vocabulary and terminology 10 points	Poor Presentation utilizes no correct weight lifting vocabulary and terminology 5 points
Group Participation	Excellent All group members contributed to the oral and written presentation. 25 points	Good One or more group members contributed to some of the oral presentation. 20 points	Fair One or more group members contributed to some of the oral presentation. 15 points	Poor One or more group members contributed very little to the oral presentation. 10 points