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Create a fitness routine 
Rubric Code: FX47W7B
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Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Create a Fitness Routine
  Poor

15 pts

Fair

20 pts

Good

23 pts

Excellent

25 pts

Target Exercises

Poor

None of the exercises were targeted towards the correct muscle groups
Fair

Routine had at least one exercise in 3 out of the 5 areas
Good

Routine had at least one exercise in 4 out of the 5 areas
Excellent

At least one exercise in each of the targeted areas:quads, behind and hamstrings, push, pull, and core.
Number of sets/exercise

Poor

did not complete the required number of sets/exercise
Fair

Completed 1 set of each exercise
Good

Completed 2 sets of each exercise
Excellent

Completed 3-5 sets for each exercise
Number of repetitions/exercise

Poor

Completed less than 4 repetitions per exercise
Fair

Completed at least 4-5 repetitions per exercise
Good

Completed at least 6-7 repetitions per exercise
Excellent

Completed at least 8 repetitions per exercise
Time Requirement

Poor

Routine lasts less than 10 minutes.
Fair

Routine lasts 10 minutes
Good

Routine lasts 15 minutes.
Excellent

Routine created lasted 20 minutes or more





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