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Personal Fitness Workout Video 
Students are to create their own workout video based upon the different workouts we have completed in class. The video must include a warm-up, exercise session, and cool down. It must also incorporate fitness terminology and identification of muscles. The video must be 10+ minutes long and must be submitted on DVD or on a flash drive to be transferred to my computer.
Rubric Code: U4C599
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Powered by iRubric Personal Fitness Workout Video
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Creativity/Punctuality
20 pts

Excellent

Project is turned on or before the due date and exemplifies the group's own creative twist.

20 points
Good

Project is turned in on or before the due date and is somewhat creative.


15 points
Fair

Project is turned in on or before the due date, but displays little or no creativity.


10 points
Poor

Project is turned in late and displays no creativity.



5 points
Meets Step Requirements
20 pts

-This is the number of steps, poses, moves, exercises, etc. included and

Excellent

Includes 7-10 moves and displays a distinct warm up, exercise session, and cool down. The video also meets time requirements (10 + minutes)
20 points
Good

Includes 5-6 moves. Displays a distinct warm-up, exercise session, and cool down. Video meets time requirements

15 points
Fair

Includes 5-6 moves. Displays a distinct warm-up, exercise session, and cool down. Video does not meet time requirements.

10 points
Poor

Includes less than 5 moves. No distinct warm-up, exercise session, and cool down. Does not meet time requirments.

5 points
Research
40 pts

Use of fitness terminology and identification of muscle groups-does the video demonstrate appropriate research was done?

Excellent

Video utilizes 15-20 fitness terms and concepts and identification of muscles and muscles groups. Uses at least 4 different sources for research.

40 points
Good

Video utilizes some (10-15) fitness terms and concepts and identification of muscles and muscles groups.
Uses at least 3 different sources for research.

30 points
Fair

Video utilizes few (5-10)fitness terms and concepts and identification of muscles and muscles groups.
Uses at least 2 different sources for research.

20 points
Poor

Video utilizes no fitness terms and concepts and identification of muscles and muscles groups.
Uses 1 or no sources for research.


10 points
Participation Self Evaluation
50 pts

Type #3
FCAs
Identify and explain:
-3 key contributions you made to your groups' project (30 pts)
-2 instances where the group could have functioned better (20 pts)

Excellent

I contributed more to this project then most of my teammates.
Good

I did my fare share of work on this project.
Fair

I contributed to this project, but not as much as the others on our team.
Poor

I did little or no work on this project.
Technique
20 pts

Did the exercisers and instructor demonstrate technique. Did the instructor give cues on how to perform with correct technique and offer variations in order to increase or decrease difficulty.

Excellent

All exercisers demonstrated correct technique. Instructor gave cues for correct technique for all exercises. Variations we offered for each exercise.
20 points
Good

Exercisers demonstrated correct technique most of the time. Instructor gave some cues for correct technique and offered some variations.
15 points
Fair

Exercisers demonstrated correct technique some of the time. Instructor gave few cues for correct technique and offered few variations.
10 points
Poor

Exercisers demonstrated correct technique some/ little of the time. Instructor gave few/no cues for correct technique and offered few/no variations.
5 points



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