exercise Crossword Puzzles
Fitness Puzzle 2022-02-04
Across
- range of motion
- muscles contract
- physical activity
- with oxygen
- how long you workout
- same tension
- same speed
- same length
- without oxygen
- preparation for workout
- is the same as aerobic
Down
- what the body is made up of
- how hard you workout
- stretching after workout
- doing specific exercises
- how often you workout
- muscles lengthen
- matters dealing with the heart
- the physical health of the body
- type of exercise to increase flexability
20 Clues: same speed • with oxygen • same length • same tension • without oxygen • range of motion • muscles lengthen • muscles contract • physical activity • how hard you workout • how long you workout • how often you workout • is the same as aerobic • preparation for workout • stretching after workout • doing specific exercises • what the body is made up of • matters dealing with the heart • ...
Celebration Puzzle 2024-06-26
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- Her home town
- Their first trip together
- The couples favorite breakfast spread
- Their most recent adventure
- Where we got married!
- His favorite dish to cook
- When he proposed
- Where they work
- Her favorite exercise
- Where he proposed
- Her families favorite tile game
- His favorite exercise
- Where she got her PHD!
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- Hist favorite cocktail
- Favorite concert venue
- His home town
- What they do every friday night
- Her favorite cocktail
- his favorite breakfast
- Where they met
20 Clues: His home town • Her home town • Where they met • Where they work • When he proposed • Where he proposed • Her favorite cocktail • Where we got married! • Her favorite exercise • His favorite exercise • Hist favorite cocktail • Favorite concert venue • his favorite breakfast • Where she got her PHD! • Their first trip together • His favorite dish to cook • Their most recent adventure • ...
Anniversary Crossword 2026-01-16
Across
- What dogs enjoy
- Fontaines Song
- Cute warmonger
- Romantic Exercise
- Pursue
- A place for me and you, maybe
- Necromantic Exercise
- Nothing to a Challenger
- Cute Pacifist
- Laughing Cheshire child
- One with lots of cake, perhaps
Down
- Candy with a message
- Critical Favorite
- The elf queen of my heart
- The snuggest
- Wonky
- Site of a tragic fire
- Milk, Gus Gus, and Felicia Hardy
18 Clues: Wonky • Pursue • The snuggest • Cute Pacifist • Fontaines Song • Cute warmonger • What dogs enjoy • Critical Favorite • Romantic Exercise • Candy with a message • Necromantic Exercise • Site of a tragic fire • Nothing to a Challenger • Laughing Cheshire child • The elf queen of my heart • A place for me and you, maybe • One with lots of cake, perhaps • Milk, Gus Gus, and Felicia Hardy
Physiology crossword 2020-06-12
Across
- An increase in the size of a muscle
- The process whereby a person is training too much
- Cells that are responsible for rebuilding new bone
- A waste product of exercise
- The process of maintaining the body's internal temperature
- The total amount of air breathed in and out in one breath
- An increase in heart rate before starting exercise caused by the release of adrenaline
- These are located within a musle and detect the change in length of a muscle
- A neurotransmitter
- The breakdown of carbohydrates
Down
- A stress related hormone produced in the adrenal glands
- After exercise we may experience EPOC, excess post ______consumption
- The ________ transport chain is responsible for the highest amount of ATP reproduction/resynthesis
- This node is located at the top of the Right Atrium and is also known as the pacemaker of the heart
- Fluid like substance found in blood
- An increase in the number of capillaries that occur as a result of long term aerobic exercise
- The narrowing of major blood vessels
- These muscle fibres are also known as Type 1
- An increase in the number of muscle fibres
19 Clues: A neurotransmitter • A waste product of exercise • The breakdown of carbohydrates • An increase in the size of a muscle • Fluid like substance found in blood • The narrowing of major blood vessels • An increase in the number of muscle fibres • These muscle fibres are also known as Type 1 • The process whereby a person is training too much • ...
Healthy Lifestyle 2026-02-24
Across
- A healthy __________ includes balanced diet, enough rest, and regular exercise.
- Doing regular exercise helps improve your __________ health, especially your heart and blood vessels.
- Drinking enough water is __________ for maintaining good health.
- When you do not sleep enough, you may experience sleep __________.
- Regular exercise can help __________ your weight and keep it stable.
- Eating too much junk food can lead to __________, which means having too much body fat.
- Fruits and vegetables contain important __________ that our body needs.
- Complex carbohydrates provide long-lasting energy and improve your physical __________.
Down
- Eating vegetables can help __________ unwanted signs of aging.
- Jogging every morning can help you burn more __________.
- Obesity can cause serious __________ such as diabetes and heart problems.
- The hormone called __________ increases when you feel hungry.
- Getting __________ sleep is important to keep your body and mind healthy.
- In a formal debate, a __________ helps decide which team wins.
- Fast food consumption may increase the risk of heart __________.
- During a debate, each team must present strong __________ to support their opinion.
- A __________ is a serious medical condition caused by blocked blood flow to the brain.
- Exercise is beneficial for both physical and __________ health.
- In an analytical exposition text, the __________ states the writer’s main idea.
- Too much stress can cause __________ and make you feel worried all the time.
20 Clues: Jogging every morning can help you burn more __________. • The hormone called __________ increases when you feel hungry. • Eating vegetables can help __________ unwanted signs of aging. • In a formal debate, a __________ helps decide which team wins. • Exercise is beneficial for both physical and __________ health. • ...
Exercise 1 2017-01-30
Across
- What is the name of the govt department responsible maintaining control over public spending?
- In the acronym "SOCNE" what does the "E" stand for?
- What is the name of the fund that all taxpayers money (revenue) is collected in?
- What is the acronym for the financial report produced for the taxpayers, govt, NAO etc?
- Name of the Parliamentary Act to draw funds from the consolidated and give to a Govt department.
- What in the MOD made up of 4 pillars as follows compliance, assurance, risk management and performance management?
Down
- Under the "Flexing" rule what DEL is allowed to transfer to CDEL?
- Who is the Permanent Secretary for the MOD?
- What is the acronym that represents costs which arise as a direct result of a particular military operation that is over and above routine MOD business?
- What is the name for the departmental expenditure limit that is an investment in equipment with a life of more than 1 year?
- Who is DG Finance?
11 Clues: Who is DG Finance? • Who is the Permanent Secretary for the MOD? • In the acronym "SOCNE" what does the "E" stand for? • Under the "Flexing" rule what DEL is allowed to transfer to CDEL? • What is the name of the fund that all taxpayers money (revenue) is collected in? • What is the acronym for the financial report produced for the taxpayers, govt, NAO etc? • ...
Body Exercise 2021-07-04
Across
- Combination between jumping, plank and push up
- Similar to plank body position, but you need to move both of your legs like cycling a bicycle
- First and the easiest exercises we always do before exercise
- Jump and spread your arms and feet away
Down
- Exercise that does not feel like doing an exercise
- Bring one side of the leg forward/backward and bend down
- Bending both of your knees
- Both palms touching the ground, and need to bend your elbow
- Hold in the same position for a period of time(no movement)
- The most relaxing body position
- Good,kind-hearted, clever and muscular
11 Clues: Bending both of your knees • The most relaxing body position • Good,kind-hearted, clever and muscular • Jump and spread your arms and feet away • Combination between jumping, plank and push up • Exercise that does not feel like doing an exercise • Bring one side of the leg forward/backward and bend down • Both palms touching the ground, and need to bend your elbow • ...
Literacy Exercise 2019-08-20
Across
- Circuit that would not active when 1 of the globe broke
- Device that used to measure Current in the Circuit
- Map of wires/end at the same point
- Reduce/stabilize the flow of electricity
- Thing that connect
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- ON and OFF, Activate and Deactivate
- The opposite of Conductor
- Path that electricity flow through
- Contain energy, made from lead
- Measurement unit: AMP
- Object with oval shape, mostly in white colour that uses electricity to create light
11 Clues: Thing that connect • Measurement unit: AMP • The opposite of Conductor • Contain energy, made from lead • Path that electricity flow through • Map of wires/end at the same point • ON and OFF, Activate and Deactivate • Reduce/stabilize the flow of electricity • Device that used to measure Current in the Circuit • Circuit that would not active when 1 of the globe broke • ...
Exercise science 2025-07-22
Across
- A reaction caused from a previous movement in similar or different environment
- Found in eukaryotic cells
- Towards something
- Away from something
- Change in internal environment
Down
- The body of a nerve
- Responds to light
- Fatty substance
- Collects information from the Axon
- Junction where a neuron communicates with another cell
- fundamental unit of the nervous system
11 Clues: Fatty substance • Responds to light • Towards something • The body of a nerve • Away from something • Found in eukaryotic cells • Change in internal environment • Collects information from the Axon • fundamental unit of the nervous system • Junction where a neuron communicates with another cell • A reaction caused from a previous movement in similar or different environment
Exercise Crossword 2025-11-28
Healthy lifestyle - Devendran Dharanidharan 2024-06-12
11 Clues: Therapy using water • Treatment with cold • Post-injury exercise • Improving muscle mass • Soft tissue manipulation • Device for joint support • Posture-improving exercise • Pain relief through needles • Low-impact exercise in water • Essential nutrient for bones • Medical specialty for joint issues
Fibromyalgia and Obstructed Sleep Apnea 2020-11-11
Across
- this form of exercise can trigger gluteal points
- acronym for the scale used to indicate severity of FM
- medications are only beneficial to a __of patients with FM
- may contribute to OSA severity(2words)
- people with FM have worse__and higher risk falls
- a type of therapy using medications
- an enlarged__can obstruct airways(2words)
- avoid exercise during this time of the day for FM
- when actual pain is more painful than it is
Down
- notable symptom of OSA(3words)
- one of least expensive interventions for OSA
- partial obstruction of the airway
- type of relationship between OSA and HTN
- minimize these kinds of movements for FM
- in-laboratory overnight sleep study
- disease includes chronic widespread pain
- Gold standard 100% successful if tolerated
- complete obstruction of the airway
- avoid these kinds of weights if patients have pain
- improvements may take more than___ weeks to be clinically relevant
20 Clues: notable symptom of OSA(3words) • partial obstruction of the airway • complete obstruction of the airway • in-laboratory overnight sleep study • a type of therapy using medications • may contribute to OSA severity(2words) • type of relationship between OSA and HTN • minimize these kinds of movements for FM • disease includes chronic widespread pain • ...
Happy Brithday, Austin! 2026-01-31
Across
- Sport where you shoot through a hoop
- Sharp thing on the end of your line
- The best fish Dedushka makes
- Undead mob that comes out at night
- Fish you can catch in Sweden
- Green mob that goes "sssss" then BOOM!
- Gets bigger when you exercise
- Player who scores goals
- Long pole for catching fish
- Wrapped gift you open
- Made by Babushka in Long Island
- Catching fish with a rod
Down
- Person who blows the whistle at games
- Player who guards the net
- Special day with cake and presents
- Sport with goals and a goalkeeper also called football
- You blow these out and make a wish
- Wiggly bait
- Exercise where you bend your knees
- Fish you catch in streams
- Working out to get stronger
- Ring you shoot the ball through
- Goes with fish Dedushka makes
- Goalkeepers protect this
24 Clues: Wiggly bait • Wrapped gift you open • Player who scores goals • Goalkeepers protect this • Catching fish with a rod • Player who guards the net • Fish you catch in streams • Working out to get stronger • Long pole for catching fish • The best fish Dedushka makes • Fish you can catch in Sweden • Gets bigger when you exercise • Goes with fish Dedushka makes • ...
Module 8-11 Review 2026-03-26
Across
- Full range of motion of joints/muscles
- Process of eating food for overall health
- Insolates internal organs and keeps skin healthy
- Gives the body energy
- Used to build muscle: Ex. Beef, Chicken, Eggs
- What you should do following exercise
- Micronutrient that helps us get rid of waste
- How often you partake in physical activity
- Ability to perform exercise w/o getting tired
- What you SHOULD NOT USE to clean your ears
Down
- Number of times you should shower/week minimum
- How many feet away from the tv you should sit
- These micronutrients help fight illness
- Exercises like sprinting, football, softball
- Exercises like jogging, walking, swimming
- Essential for every body function we have
- Number of times you should brush your teeth per day
- What you should do to prepare for exercise
- Cleanliness
- You can eat everything as long as it is in...
20 Clues: Cleanliness • Gives the body energy • What you should do following exercise • Full range of motion of joints/muscles • These micronutrients help fight illness • Process of eating food for overall health • Exercises like jogging, walking, swimming • Essential for every body function we have • What you should do to prepare for exercise • ...
Training for Muscle Mass & Strength 2026-03-06
Across
- Nutrient required for muscle repair and growth
- muscle cell, also called a muscle fiber
- Chemical released to trigger muscle contraction
- Amount of weight lifted in an exercise
- Type of muscle fiber used for explosive power
- Muscle action, where tension occurs without movement
- Energy currency used in muscle contraction
- loong-term change resulting from exercise stress
- Period, allowing muscle tissue to repair
- thick muscle filament involved in contraction
- thin muscle filament involved in contraction
- fuel stored in muscles for energy
Down
- Gradual increase of training stress
- body chemical that influences muscle growth
- Total work completed in a workout session
- Protein responsible for pulling actin filaments
- Training method using resistance to build strength
- Shortening of muscle during contraction
- planned physical activity designed to improve fitness
- Increase in muscle size from training
- Ability of a muscle to generate force
- Number of times an exercise is performed
22 Clues: fuel stored in muscles for energy • Gradual increase of training stress • Increase in muscle size from training • Ability of a muscle to generate force • Amount of weight lifted in an exercise • muscle cell, also called a muscle fiber • Shortening of muscle during contraction • Number of times an exercise is performed • Period, allowing muscle tissue to repair • ...
LESSON 5 FIT GOALS 2021-10-27
Across
- this principle explains that the level of the intensity of your exercise should be increased gradually.
- This principle explains that a specific type of exercise brings about specific benefit
- Acronym for the principle of training
- This is the most basic principle of exercise
- Acronym for the principle of training
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- This explains if an individual stops to exercise, the body return to the initial level of fitness
- Training must have variety
- This explains how long you should exercise
- This explains how is your exercise
- This explains what kind of exercise you should do
10 Clues: Training must have variety • This explains how is your exercise • Acronym for the principle of training • Acronym for the principle of training • This explains how long you should exercise • This is the most basic principle of exercise • This explains what kind of exercise you should do • ...
The FitnessGram PACER Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. 2021-06-10
Across
- Maximum strength you're able to output
- Constant use of the heart and lungs; usually in aerobic exercises.
- Exercise that doesn't use new oxygen
- The ability to bend the body
Down
- Used in high reps, low weight exercise. Happens over long period of time.
- Used in low reps, high weight exercise. Happens over short period of time.
- Exercise that uses new oxygen
- Appropriate exercise/training for a sport.
- Body being tired due to excessive amount of exercise
9 Clues: The ability to bend the body • Exercise that uses new oxygen • Exercise that doesn't use new oxygen • Maximum strength you're able to output • Appropriate exercise/training for a sport. • Body being tired due to excessive amount of exercise • Constant use of the heart and lungs; usually in aerobic exercises. • ...
Going To The Gym 2025-10-16
Across
- to exercise one’s body
- the act of getting your heart rate up (cardiovascular exercise)
- related to signing up for events and membership
- an exercise class on stationary bikes
- a person who designs and supports your personalized exercise plan
- a single session of exercise
Down
- an exercise bicycle that stays in one place
- exercise that focuses on muscle strengthening
- useful information or a warning
- to search for more information about something
10 Clues: to exercise one’s body • a single session of exercise • useful information or a warning • an exercise class on stationary bikes • an exercise bicycle that stays in one place • exercise that focuses on muscle strengthening • to search for more information about something • related to signing up for events and membership • ...
Body Exercise 2021-07-04
Across
- Combination between jumping, plank and push up
- Similar to plank body position, but you need to move both of your legs like cycling a bicycle
- First and the easiest exercises we always do before exercise
- Jump and spread your arms and feet away
Down
- Exercise that does not feel like doing an exercise
- Bring one side of the leg forward/backward and bend down
- Bending both of your knees
- Both palms touching the ground, and need to bend your elbow
- Hold in the same position for a period of time(no movement)
- The most relaxing body position
- Good,kind-hearted, generous and muscular
11 Clues: Bending both of your knees • The most relaxing body position • Jump and spread your arms and feet away • Good,kind-hearted, generous and muscular • Combination between jumping, plank and push up • Exercise that does not feel like doing an exercise • Bring one side of the leg forward/backward and bend down • Both palms touching the ground, and need to bend your elbow • ...
Vocabulary exercise 2020-03-24
11 Clues: row house • foundation • interior of a roof • apartment building • made by bricklayers • single room and bath • mix of cement and rock • keeps buildings warm/cool • dwelling on a separate lot • installed to kitchens for storage • small, often vacationing residence
Exercise Crossword 2019-09-30
Across
- You need these days interspaced between the days that you exercise.
- Regular physical exercise can help you _____ better.
- You are more likely to stick to your fitness regime if you have one of these.
- This stands for "High Intensity Interval Training".
- You need this in order to be able to touch your toes (stretching can help you get better at this).
Down
- This activity is important before you begin an intense workout.
- Important to warming up and cooling down, and increases flexibility.
- Optimal fitness requires a _________ exercise routine.
- Activity requiring physical effort, carried out to sustain or improve health and fitness.
- Walking at a _____ pace can burn as many calories as jogging the same distance.
- Average minutes in a day that you need to exercise.
11 Clues: Average minutes in a day that you need to exercise. • This stands for "High Intensity Interval Training". • Regular physical exercise can help you _____ better. • Optimal fitness requires a _________ exercise routine. • This activity is important before you begin an intense workout. • You need these days interspaced between the days that you exercise. • ...
Lexical exercise 2020-12-29
11 Clues: a defect • a prisoner • causing fear • peaceful and calm • to succeed in sth • to repeat the words • to end sth by force • covered&surrounded by sth • generally accepted opinion • two things can be combined • ordinary and not interesting
Exercise 1 2021-11-10
11 Clues: a man • a woman • male person • female person • opposite to boy • beautiful woman • opposite to girl • my father's or mother's father • my mother's or father's mother • your father or mother's sister • your father or mother's brother
Form Exercise 2023-11-12
Across
- The color of wood, of the earth. The color of those big, sweet eyes as she gazed up at me. Young, scared, but so, so gentle.
- The structure of most animals. Hers are slowly becoming less visible as she gains weight.
- A feeling of deep care for something else. She deserves so much. I make sure she knows I love her.
- An expression of joy. The face I swear she looks at me with every day when I call her a good girl and give her hugs.
Down
- To develop or become larger. Something she wasn't able to do in an environment with so little warmth and care.
- Bones in the upper chest. The bones I could see showing through her skin. How little had they been feeding her?
- The body part that balances most quadrupedal animals. It wagged so hard when I gave her a name and found her favorite scratching spot.
- The place where one resides. She'd gone so long without one. I hope she knows that's where she is now.
- Responsible for sight, for the ability to look. She looked at me with so much innocence and love.
- As in stereo-. One of my worries with her. A black pit bull attracts many negative associations.
- All colors. The colors of the sweater I spent too much money on for her.
11 Clues: All colors. The colors of the sweater I spent too much money on for her. • The structure of most animals. Hers are slowly becoming less visible as she gains weight. • As in stereo-. One of my worries with her. A black pit bull attracts many negative associations. • ...
Terminology exercise 2023-12-15
b4u1 exercise 2025-06-29
Across
- the conditions or facts surrounding a situation
- examine data or information in detail to understand it
- many; a large number of
- clearly different; easily recognizable
- deduce or conclude from evidence and reasoning
Down
- a writer of novels
- a diagram or graph showing information
- promise to do or be involved in something
- assess or judge the value, quality, or significance of
- the movement of a liquid/gas
- great enthusiasm
11 Clues: great enthusiasm • a writer of novels • many; a large number of • the movement of a liquid/gas • a diagram or graph showing information • clearly different; easily recognizable • promise to do or be involved in something • deduce or conclude from evidence and reasoning • the conditions or facts surrounding a situation • assess or judge the value, quality, or significance of • ...
Exercise vocabulary 2024-10-23
Across
- You have to get yourself on the ground and use your arms!
- ------Training it helps build up resistance
- Part of the macronutrientes that deals with oils
- A small dish that you have during the day
- -----Training that helps to avoid joints injuries
- also call Carbs it is usually find in baked meals such as bread
Down
- Usually found in meat and helps to build muscle
- ------Training that builds up muscle and lower blood pressure
- A good way of warming up with a run!
- out A set of exercises or routines to keep us healthy
- up It is important to avoid injuries before exercising
11 Clues: A good way of warming up with a run! • A small dish that you have during the day • ------Training it helps build up resistance • Usually found in meat and helps to build muscle • Part of the macronutrientes that deals with oils • -----Training that helps to avoid joints injuries • out A set of exercises or routines to keep us healthy • ...
Rehab Week 2017-08-15
Across
- Medical Director of Rehab until he retires
- The D in AIDET stands for ________________
- Nurse Manager on Rehab
- Name of our awesome APN
- Electronic method to audit hand sanitation
- The A in AIDET stands for ________________
- Documentation to substantiate why patient is on Rehab
- The E in AIDET stands for ________________
Down
- Assistive aide for safe ambulation
- How often do we do intentional rounds with FOCUS?
- Stretchy rubber exercise device to help patients exercise upper extremities
- A potential life-threatening concern for patient with spinal cord injury
- No one is left unattended on a ________________
- The I in AIDET stands for ________________
- The T in AIDET stands for _____________ ____________
- Worn around patient’s waist to ensure safety & no falls
- Name of our Sunday exercise initiative
- When a patient incident occurs, report it in ________________
- Will become our new medical director
- Type of therapy involved with swallowing
20 Clues: Nurse Manager on Rehab • Name of our awesome APN • Assistive aide for safe ambulation • Will become our new medical director • Name of our Sunday exercise initiative • Type of therapy involved with swallowing • Medical Director of Rehab until he retires • The D in AIDET stands for ________________ • The I in AIDET stands for ________________ • ...
freshman 2025-05-27
Across
- – Helps your bones stay strong
- – Group workouts like spin or dance
- ANSWERS
- – Essential for energy, found in grains
- – Beneficial fat often found in avocados
- – Type of training to improve heart health
- – Eating plan for weight control or health reasons
- – Eating too much of this leads to weight gain
- – Body’s natural defense system
- ANSWERS
- – Essential nutrient found in fruits and vegetables
- – Person who leads workouts
- – Physical condition achieved through regular activity
- – Good physical and mental condition
Down
- – Walking, running, biking — it's ____ exercise
- – State of well-being and balance
- – Habitual activity done for fitness
- – Activity that strengthens the body
- – Balanced meal plan source: ___ guide
- – Reaction to pressure or emotional strain
- – Nutrient essential for muscle repair
- – Organic compounds that help body function
- – Clear liquid vital for hydration
- – Organ that pumps blood
- – Important to do this after workouts to prevent injury
- – Treatment method using movement and exercise
26 Clues: ANSWERS • ANSWERS • – Organ that pumps blood • – Person who leads workouts • – Helps your bones stay strong • – Body’s natural defense system • – State of well-being and balance • – Clear liquid vital for hydration • – Group workouts like spin or dance • – Habitual activity done for fitness • – Activity that strengthens the body • – Good physical and mental condition • ...
3A/3B Non-Food Words 2024-11-07
Across
- never
- to understand
- I agree
- I am very thirsty
- alot
- for health
- because
- mucha hambre I am very hungry
- to be
- healthy
- bad
- you prefer
- I prefer
- in the morning
- I think/believe that
- in the afternoon
- all
- towalk
- Without
- I am
- more or less
- good
- i don't agree
- are you thirsty?
Down
- to do exercise
- when
- to maintain ones health
- i do exercise
- I think so
- tasty
- every day
- each day
- are you hungry?
- rarely
- in the evening
- you do exercise
- why? (How come?)
- to share
- always
- to lift weights
- which/what
- with
- I don't think so
- how awful!
- horrible
- to think/to believe
- often
- of course
- something
- right?
- should (ought to)
- little
52 Clues: bad • all • when • alot • with • I am • good • tasty • never • to be • often • rarely • always • right? • towalk • little • I agree • because • healthy • Without • each day • to share • I prefer • horrible • every day • of course • something • I think so • for health • which/what • you prefer • how awful! • more or less • i do exercise • to understand • i don't agree • to do exercise • in the evening • in the morning • are you hungry? • you do exercise • ...
40 2024-10-23
Across
- Ancient site in Athens
- State of being calm
- Ancient city carved into rock
- French royal palace
- Exercise on two wheels
- Famous Chinese fortification
- 1933 giant ape film
- Statues on Easter Island
- Staying in shape
- Cardiovascular exercise
- 1974 crime mystery
- Repeated phrase in meditation
- Core-strengthening workout
- Hitchcock's suspense thriller
- Extend your muscles
- Moorish palace in Spain
- 1979 sci-fi horror
- Mental sharpness
Down
- Being gentle and caring
- Inca ruins in Peru
- Living in the moment
- Quiet and unmoving
- Famous chariot race movie
- Holy city in Rome
- Fun, rhythmic exercise
- Epic romance and disaster
- Positive self-talk
- Writing for reflection
- 1946 Hitchcock classic
- Film about a famous composer
- Cambodian temple complex
- Taking time for yourself
- Hitchcock’s gothic romance
- Natural, pesticide-free food
- Calm and tranquil
35 Clues: Staying in shape • Mental sharpness • Holy city in Rome • Calm and tranquil • Inca ruins in Peru • Quiet and unmoving • Positive self-talk • 1974 crime mystery • 1979 sci-fi horror • State of being calm • French royal palace • 1933 giant ape film • Extend your muscles • Living in the moment • Ancient site in Athens • Exercise on two wheels • Fun, rhythmic exercise • Writing for reflection • ...
Hobbies 2024-10-28
Across
- – Making cakes, bread, or pastries in the oven.
- – Moving rhythmically to music.
- – Gliding over snow using long, narrow boards.
- – Catching fish with a rod or net.
- – Walking in nature, usually in mountainous or wooded areas.
- – Playing on a phone, a tablet, a tv, or a computer.
- – Preparing food in the kitchen.
- – Growing flowers, plants, or vegetables outdoors.
- – Putting words on paper or screen to express ideas.
- – Moving through water for exercise or fun.
- – Buying things at stores or markets.
Down
- – Using colors to create images on canvas.
- – Enjoying stories or gaining knowledge from books.
- – Moving quickly on foot as exercise or competition.
- – Riding a bike as exercise or recreation.
- – Creating fabric by looping yarn with needles.
- – Running at a slow, steady pace for fitness.
- – Visiting new places or exploring different cultures.
- – Using your voice to perform a melody.
- – Creating pictures with pencils or pens.
20 Clues: – Moving rhythmically to music. • – Preparing food in the kitchen. • – Catching fish with a rod or net. • – Buying things at stores or markets. • – Using your voice to perform a melody. • – Creating pictures with pencils or pens. • – Using colors to create images on canvas. • – Riding a bike as exercise or recreation. • – Moving through water for exercise or fun. • ...
Muscle Fitness Paul Jason Barone 2026-04-01
Across
- the maximum weight you can lift one time
- a group of repetitions done together
- weights not attached to machines, like dumbbells or barbells
- doing two exercises back-to-back with little or no rest
- muscle lengthens while under tension
- one complete movement of an exercise
- strength of muscles in your abdomen and lower back
- time taken to recover between sets or exercises
- how much force your muscles can produce in one effort
- muscle shortens while under tension
Down
- increase in muscle size
- ability of muscles to keep working over time without tiring
- exercise where muscles change length while moving
- exercises that use your own body as resistance
- gradually increasing stress to improve fitness
- working muscles against a force to build strength
- exercise where muscles contract without movement
- equipment-based resistance using gym machines
- series of exercises performed one after another
- decrease or loss of muscle size
20 Clues: increase in muscle size • decrease or loss of muscle size • muscle shortens while under tension • a group of repetitions done together • muscle lengthens while under tension • one complete movement of an exercise • the maximum weight you can lift one time • equipment-based resistance using gym machines • exercises that use your own body as resistance • ...
Test 5B Crossword Puzzle 2018-03-14
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- considered easy to use mode of exercise, but not good for functional movements
- type of training with the goal of increasing one's kinesthetic awareness
- defines groups of repetitions
- "unlocks" the extended knee to initiate knee flexion
- aspects of a program design that can be manipulated
- the length of time taken between each set or exercise
- fats, proteins and carbohydrates
- type of motor control where repeated movements can be stored and performed easily
- type of training developed by the Russian army
- lumbo-pelvic-hip-complex
- last phase of the OPT Model
- blueberries, spinach, avocados
Down
- planning your programs by the month, show the days of workouts and assessments
- method of programming that can use macro-, meso- or microcycles
- weight machines, free weights and cables are some examples
- primary source of energy for a muscle contraction
- taken to better understand a clients physical abilities and body compostion
- the goal of a program with drop-sets
- the speed at which one movement of an exercise is performed
- muscle that keeps you from falling forward
- large superficial muscle in lower leg
- somatotype that tends to gain weight easily
- amount of work done for each exercise or each workout
23 Clues: lumbo-pelvic-hip-complex • last phase of the OPT Model • defines groups of repetitions • blueberries, spinach, avocados • fats, proteins and carbohydrates • the goal of a program with drop-sets • large superficial muscle in lower leg • muscle that keeps you from falling forward • somatotype that tends to gain weight easily • type of training developed by the Russian army • ...
Functional Movement Basics 2025-12-03
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- – A movement pattern that involves moving weight away from the body.
- – A complex exercise combining all seven fundamental movements.
- – The framework used to structure training programs based on fundamental movements.
- – Muscles involved in rotational movements, often engaged during lunges.
- – A locomotion-based exercise involving carrying weight while walking.
- – A movement pattern that involves bringing weight or resistance toward the body.
- – A movement pattern focusing on the posterior chain, such as bending at the hips.
- – A fundamental movement involving bending at the knees and hips to lower the body.
- – Movement involving twisting the torso or limbs around an axis.
- – A hinge movement that strengthens the posterior chain.
- – The group of muscles including glutes and hamstrings, targeted by hinge movements.
- – A squat variation performed while holding a weight at chest level.
Down
- – Training that emphasizes movements useful for everyday life and athletic performance.
- – The process by which clients evaluate their own movement performance.
- – The ability of joints to move through their full range of motion.
- – The ability to maintain proper alignment and control during movement.
- – An anti-rotation exercise that challenges core stability.
- Throw – An exercise used to train rotational power.
- – The basic movement pattern of walking, running, or climbing stairs.
- – A movement pattern where the core resists rotational forces to maintain stability.
20 Clues: Throw – An exercise used to train rotational power. • – A hinge movement that strengthens the posterior chain. • – An anti-rotation exercise that challenges core stability. • – A complex exercise combining all seven fundamental movements. • – Movement involving twisting the torso or limbs around an axis. • ...
Lifestyle & Fitness 2018-03-01
Across
- Fruit that can either be green or purple
- Someone who is highly trained in sports/exercise
- Physical/mental/emotional tension and strain
- Owner of a Dodge Charger in Fast and Furious film series
- Drink containing lots of calcium
- A Japanese martial art
- Physical/mental energy to do something for a long time
- A physical/mental/spiritual exercise
- Having the power to lift and move heavy things
Down
- First name of Brian O'Connor's sidekick in 2 Fast 2 Furious
- Exercise requiring one to hold their body weight
- Former Golf world champion
- Extremely fast sprinter
- Food with lots of protein
- Sport that can be played on a beach
- The act of focusing on one's mind to relax
- Competitive combat sport
- Owner of an Mazda RX-7 in Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift
- No.1 world sport
- Food with lots of carbohydrates
20 Clues: No.1 world sport • A Japanese martial art • Extremely fast sprinter • Competitive combat sport • Food with lots of protein • Former Golf world champion • Food with lots of carbohydrates • Drink containing lots of calcium • Sport that can be played on a beach • A physical/mental/spiritual exercise • Fruit that can either be green or purple • ...
Healthy 5th Poole 2022-11-16
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- Healthy cardio to maintain healthy body weight
- Healthy fish good source of protein
- Edible green plant in cabbage family
- Involves bouncing flipping tumbling exercise
- Activity of using hands and feet to ascend a steep incline
- 8 hr Improve brain performance and health and mood
- Pushups can build strong this
- Ability to move quickly and easily
- Working out to improve your body and strength
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- Healthy Veggie that fights bacteria and fungus
- involves exercise that increases heart rate
- healthy
- In nose in small amounts keeps out germs
- Healthy activity to clean between teeth
- Helps to build strong heart through cardio
- Healthy veggie from the lily family
- The condition of being physically
- Condition of mind body and relationships
- Keeps you cool
- Keeps the doctor away if you eat 1 a day
- Lifes best drink
21 Clues: healthy • Keeps you cool • Lifes best drink • Pushups can build strong this • The condition of being physically • Ability to move quickly and easily • Healthy fish good source of protein • Healthy veggie from the lily family • Edible green plant in cabbage family • Healthy activity to clean between teeth • In nose in small amounts keeps out germs • ...
Wellness 2026-05-20
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- Ability of muscles and joints to move easily
- Ability to recover from challenges or stress
- Physical condition achieved through exercise and nutrition
- Activities done to improve wellbeing
- State of reduced stress and tension
- Eating habits that support good health
- Essential rest that restores the body and mind
- Physical and mental strength for daily activities
- Restoring the body after illness or activity
- Being fully present and aware in the moment
- Physical power developed through training
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- The active process of becoming healthy and balanced
- Daily habits and way of living
- Practice used to calm and focus the mind
- Feeling of joy and satisfaction
- Healthy stability between work, rest, and life
- Drive to achieve goals and maintain healthy habits
- Regular physical activity throughout the day
- Physical activity for improving health and strength
- Maintaining enough water in the body
- Exercise that strengthens the heart and lungs
21 Clues: Daily habits and way of living • Feeling of joy and satisfaction • State of reduced stress and tension • Activities done to improve wellbeing • Maintaining enough water in the body • Eating habits that support good health • Practice used to calm and focus the mind • Physical power developed through training • Being fully present and aware in the moment • ...
Fitness 2021-06-11
9 Clues: breathing-related • overusing something • cardiovascular exercise • How much force you can use • shorter endurance exercise • exceeding your exercise limit • how far you can move and bend • how long you can use strength • personalizing your exercise to fit your needs and your wants
Past form exercise 2020-12-28
verbs 2023-10-04
Joshua 2021-05-17
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- Romero: what is our teachers name?
- on camera: how do you get a daily grade?
- stars: Counting what?
- combo:what was our first tap lesson?
- squats: what kind of squats did we have to do?
- what animal were these kicks named after?
- planks: walking what? Exercise
- whos better ronaldo or messi?
- what do you call a warmup?
- russian what was part of the abs workout?
- hydrants: leg workout, Fire what?
Down
- climbers: mountain what? Exercise
- how many counts for leg windmill?
- position: what position did we start on?
- what was the 20th step on the ladder?
- which exercise did you have to hold a pushup form?
- what is the name of our class?
- how many different squats did we do for conditioning?
- period:what period do we join?
- one: how many steps were on the ladder?
20 Clues: stars: Counting what? • what do you call a warmup? • whos better ronaldo or messi? • what is the name of our class? • planks: walking what? Exercise • period:what period do we join? • climbers: mountain what? Exercise • how many counts for leg windmill? • hydrants: leg workout, Fire what? • Romero: what is our teachers name? • combo:what was our first tap lesson? • ...
Chapter 13.3 2025-05-13
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- a person thoughts and feelings about how they look
- mental health disorder characterized by altering periods of euphoria, or an elevated mood, and depression.
- A vaping device
- metal that's delivered through vaping
- Highly addictive
- type of abuse
- an eating disorder characterized by low weight, fear of gaining weight, and food restrictions.
- substitution for nicotine
- exercise that improves the flow of blood and oxygen to the brain
- physical effect of anorexia
- relates to opium
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- mood disorder causing a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest.
- way to treat depression
- an eating disorder characterized by binging and purging
- minimum # of hours of exercise to treat depression
- intentionally endings ones life
- aggressive comments online
- emotional and mental condition in which a person experiences intense feelings of well-being, happiness, and excitement
- causes lack of energy
- a psychological or physical need for a habit-forming substance
20 Clues: type of abuse • A vaping device • Highly addictive • relates to opium • causes lack of energy • way to treat depression • substitution for nicotine • aggressive comments online • physical effect of anorexia • intentionally endings ones life • metal that's delivered through vaping • a person thoughts and feelings about how they look • minimum # of hours of exercise to treat depression • ...
Module 2 My favourite things 2023-06-02
lesson3 2023-09-08
9 Clues: not weak • the power • to exercise • being healthy • being a member of a group • exercise to become strong and fit • a place or club for doing exercise • to lift up heavy mental object as exercise • a person whose job is to help you in exercise
Health Chp 4 Fitness and Exercise Vocabulary 2014-07-09
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- decrease in muscle mass due to inactivity ____________
- synthetic drugs to enhance exercise performance ____________
- exercises that improve heart function ________________
- exercises using a machine to control movement _____________
- muscle contraction against a fixed surface ________________
- start with a little and add to it ___________________
- total amount of blood pumped in 1 beat _________________
- particular muscle development ______________________
- body's natural state of rest _____________
- mental or physical weariness ____________________
- exercises that require short bursts of energy _____________
Down
- inability to get to sleep
- the body working to its highest possible level _____________
- heart rate before activity ____________________
- exercise working range for maximum benefit _______________
- the resistance of blood flow in the arteries ___________________
- total amount of blood pumped in 1 minute ______________
- muscle "mix-up" exercises ________________
- measures the heart's electrical impulses ______________
- muscle contraction with movement _________________
- _________________ sports done throughout your life
- exercise over an extended period of time _________________
22 Clues: inability to get to sleep • muscle "mix-up" exercises ________________ • body's natural state of rest _____________ • heart rate before activity ____________________ • mental or physical weariness ____________________ • muscle contraction with movement _________________ • _________________ sports done throughout your life • ...
Lifestyle & Fitness 2018-03-01
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- Exercise requiring one to hold their body weight
- First name of Brian O'Connor's sidekick in 2 Fast 2 Furious
- Physical/mental energy to do something for a long time
- Someone who is highly trained in sports/exercise
- A Japanese martial art
- Owner of a Dodge Charger in Fast and Furious film series
- Fruit that can either be green or purple
- Drink containing lots of calcium
- Competitive combat sport
- A physical/mental/spiritual exercise
- No.1 world sport
Down
- The act of focusing on one's mind to relax
- Extremely fast sprinter
- Food with lots of carbohydrates
- Sport that can be played on a beach
- Physical/mental/emotional tension and strain
- Former Golf world champion
- Food with lots of protein
- Having the power to lift and move heavy things
- Owner of an Mazda RX-7 in Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift
20 Clues: No.1 world sport • A Japanese martial art • Extremely fast sprinter • Competitive combat sport • Food with lots of protein • Former Golf world champion • Food with lots of carbohydrates • Drink containing lots of calcium • Sport that can be played on a beach • A physical/mental/spiritual exercise • Fruit that can either be green or purple • ...
Vocabulary Review 2018-03-29
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- They got ________, it was a beautiful wedding!
- To change something for the better - make a __________
- To tell someone what they should do.
- To give money to charity.
- What you usually do everyday
- Color your hair
- Fighting with words.
- He can lift 100 kg, he has a lot of _________
- Skills you are born with or naturally have
- Confidence When you believe you are the best
Down
- Jumping out of a plane
- 5 + 5 = 11
- Jump off and bounce back again - A ______ jump
- Your job and career is your __________
- Tell something so a lot of people
- Can run or do exercise for a very long time
- Choose to do something
- The food that you eat
- A light exercise to get your body ready.
- Doing exercise and staying healthy
- Before getting married, you get __________
21 Clues: 5 + 5 = 11 • Color your hair • Fighting with words. • The food that you eat • Jumping out of a plane • Choose to do something • To give money to charity. • What you usually do everyday • Tell something so a lot of people • Doing exercise and staying healthy • To tell someone what they should do. • Your job and career is your __________ • A light exercise to get your body ready. • ...
sports terms 2026-01-20
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- How fast you respond to a signal.
- Ability to change direction quickly.
- Sending the ball to a teammate.
- Easy movement after exercise to relax muscles.
- Working together to reach a goal.
- Lengthening muscles to improve flexibility.
- Light activity to prepare the body for exercise.
- Fair and respectful behavior in sports.
Down
- Preventing the other team from scoring
- Workout that rotates through different exercise stations.
- Ability to move joints through full range of motion.
- to use body parts together smoothly
- Bouncing or controlling a ball while moving
- Ability to keep going without getting tired
- Trying to score points or goals.
- endurance Ability of the heart and lungs to work during activity.
- Attempting to score points or goals
- Ability to control body position
- Ability of muscles to produce force.
- Activity used to measure physical ability.
20 Clues: Sending the ball to a teammate. • Trying to score points or goals. • Ability to control body position • How fast you respond to a signal. • Working together to reach a goal. • to use body parts together smoothly • Attempting to score points or goals • Ability of muscles to produce force. • Ability to change direction quickly. • Preventing the other team from scoring • ...
Muscular Fitness Benchmark 2025-01-23
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- The rate at which something repeats over a period
- How powerful something is in a workout
- A category everything fits into
- An exercise where you lay straight (similar to a pushup)
- An exercise where you raise your upper body from a lying position.
- Connects muscle to bone and is strong but not flexible.
- starts with a K
- A muscle shaped like a triangle
- The upper front part of your torso.
- A term describing shrinkage, often in muscles
Down
- An exercise where you bend your knees and lower your body.
- What a clock displays
- This muscle shows when you flex your arm.
- Digestion
- Muscles located at the front of your thighs
- The limb with your hand on it
- A body part connecting the arm and torso
- A muscle with 3 parts
- Too much!
- starts with a Z
20 Clues: Digestion • Too much! • starts with a K • starts with a Z • What a clock displays • A muscle with 3 parts • The limb with your hand on it • A category everything fits into • A muscle shaped like a triangle • The upper front part of your torso. • How powerful something is in a workout • A body part connecting the arm and torso • This muscle shows when you flex your arm. • ...
Exercise Terms 2020-05-12
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- heart rate expressed as a percentage (usually between 50 and 85 percent) of your maximum safe heart rate.
- gradually slowing down at the end of your workout
- start at a slower pace, give your body a chance to get ready
- the fastest your heart can beat
- refers to how many times you repeat a given number of repetitions
Down
- strength training, pushups, bicep curls with dumbells
- any activity that increases heart rate and respiration while using large muscle groups repetitively and rhythmically
- The range of motion in a joint. Stretching exercises can help to improve it
- high-intensity interval training that consists of 8 sets of fast-paced exercises each performed for 20 seconds interspersed with a brief rest of 10 seconds
- pulse, number of times your heart beats in a period minute
- an estimate of your body fat. Calculated from height and weight
11 Clues: the fastest your heart can beat • gradually slowing down at the end of your workout • strength training, pushups, bicep curls with dumbells • pulse, number of times your heart beats in a period minute • start at a slower pace, give your body a chance to get ready • an estimate of your body fat. Calculated from height and weight • ...
warmup exercise 2026-02-23
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- a sport
- a place where students can play together
- ring 119 and he will appear
- people build it on snowydays
Down
- it can fly in the sky on windy days
- a job which keep the street clean
- a hot season
- people always wear it when the wheather is cold
- some have long one,some have short one
- he works in hospital
- he grows crops
11 Clues: a sport • a hot season • he grows crops • he works in hospital • ring 119 and he will appear • people build it on snowydays • a job which keep the street clean • it can fly in the sky on windy days • some have long one,some have short one • a place where students can play together • people always wear it when the wheather is cold
VOCABULARY EXERCISE 2015-06-16
11 Clues: dangerous • hurt beaten • lots of people • things in minutely • belonging to someone • it can be used freely • considerate and polite • affliction, penalty (lamentar) • person held against his own will • attributed to a person because of something • items or things no longer needed by its owner
Literacy Exercise 2019-08-20
Across
- what is another word we use to call earth
- used to turn on lights
- how many ... are in lucifer
- joined or linked together
- glass or porcelain with negligible electrical or thermal conductivity
- what is ... the time
Down
- what measures the potential difference between two points
- what is the word for flow of electrical
- a finish line on a racetrack
- another word for a an electrical device
- something we use to charge our phones
11 Clues: what is ... the time • used to turn on lights • joined or linked together • how many ... are in lucifer • a finish line on a racetrack • something we use to charge our phones • what is the word for flow of electrical • another word for a an electrical device • what is another word we use to call earth • what measures the potential difference between two points • ...
Exercise 1 2025-03-12
11 Clues: - follow • - happened • - cafeteria • - very messy • - just right • - from overseas • - electricity cut • - worked together • - to struggle with • - showed you to your seat • - do something together with you
Exercise Science 2025-07-22
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- a thin fiber that connects neurons (nerve cells) to that they can communicate
- any detectable change in the environment, either internal or external, that triggers a response in the body
- neural pathways or neurons that carry sensory information towards the CNS
- an involuntary and nearly instantaneous movement in response to a stimulus
- a thin fiber that extends from a nerve cell
- The places where neurons connect and communicate with each other
Down
- signals or neurons that carry information away from the CNS to other parts of the body, like muscles
- A type of cell that receives and sends messages from the body to the brain and back to the body
- a fatty, insulating layer that surrounds nerve fibers
- the cell's genetic material, DNA
- A molecule inside or on the surface of a cell that binds to a specific substance and causes a specific effect in the cell
11 Clues: the cell's genetic material, DNA • a thin fiber that extends from a nerve cell • a fatty, insulating layer that surrounds nerve fibers • The places where neurons connect and communicate with each other • neural pathways or neurons that carry sensory information towards the CNS • an involuntary and nearly instantaneous movement in response to a stimulus • ...
BRAIN EXERCISE 2025-08-04
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- → A problem or struggle.
- → It occurs when a character faces opposition from an outside force.
- → The main character in a story.
- → A struggle that happens within the character’s mind or heart.
- → It has rhythm and emotion; does not always follow sentence rules.
- → It tells a story using complete sentences and paragraphs.
- → The largest continent.
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- → It means writing formed with letters.
- → The world's second-largest and second-most populous continent, after Asia.
- → The person or force that creates conflict for the main character.
- → It is meant to be performed.
11 Clues: → A problem or struggle. • → The largest continent. • → It is meant to be performed. • → The main character in a story. • → It means writing formed with letters. • → It tells a story using complete sentences and paragraphs. • → A struggle that happens within the character’s mind or heart. • → The person or force that creates conflict for the main character. • ...
BRAIN EXERCISE 2025-08-04
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- → A problem or struggle.
- → It occurs when a character faces opposition from an outside force.
- → The main character in a story.
- → A struggle that happens within the character’s mind or heart.
- → It has rhythm and emotion; does not always follow sentence rules.
- → It tells a story using complete sentences and paragraphs.
- → The largest continent.
Down
- → It means writing formed with letters.
- → The world's second-largest and second-most populous continent, after Asia.
- → The person or force that creates conflict for the main character.
- → It is meant to be performed.
11 Clues: → A problem or struggle. • → The largest continent. • → It is meant to be performed. • → The main character in a story. • → It means writing formed with letters. • → It tells a story using complete sentences and paragraphs. • → A struggle that happens within the character’s mind or heart. • → The person or force that creates conflict for the main character. • ...
Exercise Types 2025-11-17
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- Exercises that strengthen the muscles of the abdomen, lower back, hips, and pelvis to improve stability and posture.
- Exercise that helps you sustain physical activity for long periods by improving stamina and cardiovascular fitness.
- Explosive, fast movements, such as jumping or bounding, that are designed to increase power, speed, and athletic performance.
- The ability to maintain control of your body during movement or while holding a position, preventing falls or imbalance.
- Short, intense bursts of activity where the body doesn’t rely on oxygen for fuel, such as sprinting or heavy lifting.
- Short bursts of very hard exercise followed by brief rest or low-intensity activity, used to improve fitness quickly (High-Intensity Interval Training)
- The ability of a joint to move freely and easily through its full range of motion.
Down
- Using different types of exercise to improve overall fitness and reduce the risk of overuse injuries.
- A type of exercise that uses resistance (like weights, bands, or bodyweight) to build muscle strength and power.
- Continuous, steady-state activity that uses oxygen for energy, such as running, swimming, or cycling.
- How well a muscle can lengthen or stretch, helping with movement and injury prevention.
11 Clues: The ability of a joint to move freely and easily through its full range of motion. • How well a muscle can lengthen or stretch, helping with movement and injury prevention. • Using different types of exercise to improve overall fitness and reduce the risk of overuse injuries. • ...
Module 2 My favourite things 2023-06-09
Module 10 Unit 1 Go to bed early. 2023-07-30
体育 2024-02-22
Test 5B Crossword Puzzle 2018-03-14
Across
- planning your programs by the month, show the days of workouts and assessments
- taken to better understand a clients physical abilities and body compostion
- last phase of the OPT Model
- type of motor control where repeated movements can be stored and performed easily
- primary source of energy for a muscle contraction
- aspects of a program design that can be manipulated
- method of programming that can use macro-, meso- or microcycles
- amount of work done for each exercise or each workout
- somatotype that tends to gain weight easily
- muscle that keeps you from falling forward
Down
- considered easy to use mode of exercise, but not good for functional movements
- defines groups of repetitions
- lumbo-pelvic-hip-complex
- type of training with the goal of increasing one's kinesthetic awareness
- large superficial muscle in lower leg
- fats, proteins and carbohydrates
- the length of time taken between each set or exercise
- the speed at which one movement of an exercise is performed
- the goal of a program with drop-sets
- weight machines, free weights and cables are some examples
- type of training developed by the Russian army
- "unlocks" the extended knee to initiate knee flexion
- blueberries, spinach, avocados
23 Clues: lumbo-pelvic-hip-complex • last phase of the OPT Model • defines groups of repetitions • blueberries, spinach, avocados • fats, proteins and carbohydrates • the goal of a program with drop-sets • large superficial muscle in lower leg • muscle that keeps you from falling forward • somatotype that tends to gain weight easily • type of training developed by the Russian army • ...
PATH FIT 2026-02-28
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- Volleyball defensive move
- Exercise that raises heart rate
- Fastest swimming stroke
- Heartbeat rate measure
- Referee stop signal
- Study of body movement
- Gymnastics apparatus event
- Gymnastics floor move
- Team leader
- Ability of muscles to exert force
- Standard swim distance
- Training with rest periods
- Sport played with a shuttlecock
- Baton race event
- Sport played with a round ball and goal
- Basketball offensive foul
- Throwing track event
- Endurance fitness test
- Quick response ability
- Tennis violation
- Balance beam movement
- Pre-exercise routine
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- Volleyball scoring hit
- Ability to move joints fully
- Body fat measurement formula
- Long cycling race
- Quick movement ability
- Baseball hit out of field
- Body support framework
- Abdominal exercise
- Sport with swimming biking running
- Soccer scoring kick
- Sport with pins and ball
- Body stability skill
- Exercise that strengthens heart
- Racquet sport played with walls
- Ice sport with sticks
- Competitive water entry
- Dance fitness workout
- Water safety skill
- Basketball pass that hits floor
- Fun physical activity
- Baseball glove position
- Soccer defensive position
- Track event over a bar
- Long-distance running race
- Short fast race
- Sudden sports injury
- Japanese martial art
- Muscle lengthening activity
50 Clues: Team leader • Short fast race • Baton race event • Tennis violation • Long cycling race • Abdominal exercise • Water safety skill • Soccer scoring kick • Referee stop signal • Body stability skill • Throwing track event • Sudden sports injury • Japanese martial art • Pre-exercise routine • Gymnastics floor move • Ice sport with sticks • Dance fitness workout • Fun physical activity • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-21
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- body part that connects the arm to the torso
- muscle located on the front part of the upper arm, helps flex the elbow
- A way to measure the duration you spend exercising.
- an exercise that strengthens your abdominal muscles.
- my first name
- the increase of intensity, duration, or frequency to challenge the muscles.
- a tough tissue that connects muscles to bones.
- muscles in the front of your thigh that help you extend your knee.
- an exercise where you hold your body in a straight line, supported by your arms and toes.
- decrease in muscle mass and strength due to lack of use or activity.
Down
- my last name
- how often you perform a particular exercise or workout in a given period.
- an exercise where you lower your body by bending your knees and hips.
- The area of your body that contains your heart and lungs.
- a category or classification that groups items with similar characteristics.
- muscles at the back of your upper arm that help you extend your elbow.
- the amount of strength, force, or energy something has.
- an organ in your abdomen that helps digest food.
- a muscle in your shoulder that helps you lift and rotate your arm.
- the limb extending from the shoulder to the hand.
20 Clues: my last name • my first name • body part that connects the arm to the torso • a tough tissue that connects muscles to bones. • an organ in your abdomen that helps digest food. • the limb extending from the shoulder to the hand. • A way to measure the duration you spend exercising. • an exercise that strengthens your abdominal muscles. • ...
Brain and Exercise 2024-03-21
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- Area of the brain involved in movement control, coordinated by exercise.
- People suffering from anxiety, depression, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder respond most positively to _____ exercise
- Exercise can help enhance cognitive _____ and a slower aging process in aging individuals
- Brain chemical released during exercise, promoting feelings of pleasure
- Regular exercise has a beneficial impact on quality of _____
Down
- Chronic physical activity increases the expression of _____ growth factor
- This brain ability is boosted by exercise, allowing new connections to form and existing ones to strengthen
- This brain region is crucial for learning and memory and may benefit from exercise.
- The insulation around nerve cells, potentially improved by exercise.
9 Clues: Regular exercise has a beneficial impact on quality of _____ • The insulation around nerve cells, potentially improved by exercise. • Brain chemical released during exercise, promoting feelings of pleasure • Area of the brain involved in movement control, coordinated by exercise. • Chronic physical activity increases the expression of _____ growth factor • ...
Fitness Puzzle 2023-03-21
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- Maintaining helps to prevent ____ disease.
- A person with this quality can change direction quickly and is flexible
- Maintaining a balanced diet reduces ________ build up in the body.
- The amount of force that your muscles can exert
- Exercise improves the _______ around the body
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- Exercise helps us to maintain a proper ________ (2 words)
- This increases in size as we exercise
- Exercise helps to relax and reduce ______
- Exercise and Calcium strengthens these
- Keeps you going for a long time
10 Clues: Keeps you going for a long time • This increases in size as we exercise • Exercise and Calcium strengthens these • Exercise helps to relax and reduce ______ • Maintaining helps to prevent ____ disease. • Exercise improves the _______ around the body • The amount of force that your muscles can exert • Exercise helps us to maintain a proper ________ (2 words) • ...
Workout Crossword Puzzle 2020-10-30
10 Clues: Spinning your arms • Coming up on your toes • The opposite of sitdown • We start on our stomach • We do it without a rope • The last exercise, we do • The second exercise we do • The fourth exercise, we do • Jack The first exercise we do • Step and putting your knee on the floor
Weight Lifting 2024-05-29
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- Isometric movement for the brachialis.
- compound movement aimed towards legs.
- A bodyweight exercise targeting mostly back.
- Natural supplement recommended for everyone.
- There's typically 6-12 ______, in a set.
- One of the 3 ways to get in shape. (Exercise, Eat,____.)
- A movement targeting multiple muscles.
- Compound movement for back.
- A small hand held weight.
- Type of workout, typically seen in Crossfit.
- Muscle which enables you to shrug.
- Compound movement for legs, where person lies on back.
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- Item used to hold weight, typically for Compound movement.
- Compound movement aimed towards chest.
- When blood flows through the muscles after exercise it is called a _____.
- You eat them, and burn them.
- Muscle in leg inferior to quads. (notoriously hard to grow)
- A tool used to maintain grip strength. (most commonly used for back exercises.)
- isometric movement targeting the medial deltoid.
- A movement targeting one specific muscle.
- This muscle sits opposite of the triceps.
- A workout for your heart.
- 1 gram of ___ per 1 lbs. bodyweight.
- Without proper ____ an exercise might not have it's desired affects.
- Movement targeting abs where a person lies flat and uses their feet and forearms to hold bodyweight.
25 Clues: A workout for your heart. • A small hand held weight. • Compound movement for back. • You eat them, and burn them. • Muscle which enables you to shrug. • 1 gram of ___ per 1 lbs. bodyweight. • compound movement aimed towards legs. • Compound movement aimed towards chest. • Isometric movement for the brachialis. • A movement targeting multiple muscles. • ...
Weight Lifting 2024-06-04
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- Muscle which enables you to shrug.
- Item used to hold weight, typically for Compound movement.
- A movement targeting multiple or a group of muscles
- You eat them, and burn them.
- Muscle in leg inferior to quads. (Notorious for being hard to grow)
- Compound movement aimed towards the chest.
- isometric movement targeting the medial deltoid.
- This muscle sits opposite of the triceps.
- A tool used to maintain grip strength. (Most commonly used for back exercises.)
- A bodyweight exercise targeting mostly back.
- Item used to hold weight, typically for Compound movements.
- Type of workout, typically seen in Crossfit.
- Without proper ____ an exercise might not have the desired effects.
- A movement targeting one specific muscle.
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- Compound movement for legs, where person lies on back.
- Isometric movement for the brachialis
- A workout for your heart.
- There's typically 6-12 ____, in a set.
- natural supplement recommended for everyone
- One of the 3 ways to get in shape. (Exercise, eat, ____.)
- Compound movement for back.
- When blood flows through the muscles after exercise it is called a ____.
- Compound movement aimed towards legs.
- Movement targeting abs where a person lies on their feet and forearms to hold bodyweight.
- 1 gram of ____ per 1lbs. Bodyweight.
25 Clues: A workout for your heart. • Compound movement for back. • You eat them, and burn them. • Muscle which enables you to shrug. • 1 gram of ____ per 1lbs. Bodyweight. • Isometric movement for the brachialis • Compound movement aimed towards legs. • There's typically 6-12 ____, in a set. • This muscle sits opposite of the triceps. • A movement targeting one specific muscle. • ...
ALC - BOOK 2 - Unit 25 - I forgot to do my exercises 2024-12-18
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- short for gymnasium
- a timepiece you wear around your wrist
- a large room with equipment for exercising the body and increasing strength
- exercise in which you lie with your face towards the floor and push up your body with your arms (2W)
- time when you do not have to work, study, etc. and can do what you want (2W)
- not being fit, not having enough strength and resistance (3W)
- the past form of the verb "forget"
- th pat form of "get in shape" (3W)
- the noun corresponding to the verb "work out"
- to close, to get something closed
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- to attempt to do something, to intend
- losing pounds, gaining muscle, improving cardiovascular fitness (3W)
- to fail to do or experience something
- a sport in which players hit a ball with their hands to pass it over the net
- pleasure, enjoyment, or entertainment
- physical activity to make your body strong and healthy
- to touch something with sudden force to make it move
- to exercise in order to improve the strength or appearance of your body (2W)
- to be unable to remember facts or information
- to be able to bring back information into your mind, to recall
- a drawing of geographic locations
- exercise in which you sit and stand up repeatedly (2W)
22 Clues: short for gymnasium • a drawing of geographic locations • to close, to get something closed • the past form of the verb "forget" • th pat form of "get in shape" (3W) • to attempt to do something, to intend • to fail to do or experience something • pleasure, enjoyment, or entertainment • a timepiece you wear around your wrist • to be unable to remember facts or information • ...
Health and food 2024-01-20
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- The state of being physically healthy and active (7).
- Essential for life, this clear liquid keeps you hydrated (5).
- Riding a two-wheeled vehicle, often for exercise or leisure (7).
- A crunchy fruit often associated with tech and teachers (5).
- A red, juicy fruit often used as a vegetable in cooking (6).
- A citrus fruit known for its vitamin C content and vibrant color (6).
- A curved yellow fruit, a great source of potassium (6).
- A dish of mixed greens, veggies, and sometimes fruits, served with dressing (5).
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- Taking a break to relax and recover (4).
- Maintaining adequate levels of water in the body (9).
- Lengthening and loosening muscles to improve flexibility (6).
- A mind-body practice that combines physical postures, breath control, and meditation (4).
- A leisurely stroll, a low-impact form of exercise (4).
- An orange vegetable, rich in beta-carotene and good for the eyes (6).
- Essential for building and repairing tissues in the body (7).
- A form of exercise involving a slow, steady run (7).
- Foods like rice, oats, and quinoa, rich in carbohydrates (6).
- Physical activity to improve health and fitness (8).
- A small, nutrient-rich snack often found in trail mixes (3).
- Essential for overall health, it's the body's way of rejuvenating (5).
20 Clues: Taking a break to relax and recover (4). • A form of exercise involving a slow, steady run (7). • Physical activity to improve health and fitness (8). • Maintaining adequate levels of water in the body (9). • The state of being physically healthy and active (7). • A leisurely stroll, a low-impact form of exercise (4). • ...
9.2 Training for Aerobic Endurance Puzzle 2026-04-05
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- Total ability of the body to use oxygen efficiently
- Sustained, moderately hard pace during training
- Another term for heart-focused endurance exercise
- Maintaining a constant pace for an extended period
- Time needed for muscles to repair and replenish energy
- Maintaining adequate water intake during training
- Force that muscles work against, often in strength training
- Exercises that increase heart rate and use oxygen efficiently
- Alternating periods of high and low intensity training
- Planned variations in training to optimize performance
- Maximum oxygen uptake during intense exercise
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- Physical or mental energy to sustain prolonged effort
- Ability to sustain physical activity over time
- The process of taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide
- Byproduct that can build up in muscles during intense activity
- Using different exercises to improve overall fitness
- Jumping exercises to increase power and speed
- Ability of muscles to perform repeated contractions
- Low-intensity activity after exercise to aid recovery
- Excessive training without adequate rest
- Machine used for running indoors
- Gentle activity before intense exercise to prevent injury
- Swedish term for “speed play” in running workouts
- Number of beats per minute, indicator of intensity
- Short, intense activity that does not rely on oxygen
25 Clues: Machine used for running indoors • Excessive training without adequate rest • Jumping exercises to increase power and speed • Maximum oxygen uptake during intense exercise • Ability to sustain physical activity over time • Sustained, moderately hard pace during training • Another term for heart-focused endurance exercise • ...
PE 2026-02-26
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- – Muscle contraction where the muscle changes length (e.g., a curl).
- – The body's preferred source of energy for exercise.
- – The process by which the body converts food into energy.
- – Replacing fluids lost during sweat.
- – How often you exercise.
- – Training involving bouts of high intensity followed by rest.
- – A race measuring 26.2 miles.
- – Tissue connecting bone to bone.
- – Nutrient essential for muscle repair.
- – The series of small bones forming the backbone.
- – High-intensity exercise without oxygen (e.g., sprinting).
- – Ability to exercise for a long period without tiring.
- – Exercise where muscle length doesn't change (e.g., a plank).
- – Machine used for indoor running or walking.
- – The range of motion around a joint.
- – The longest and strongest bone in the body.
- – Large chest muscle.
- – Muscle on the front of the upper arm.
- – The bone that protects your brain.
- – Muscle on the back of the upper arm.
- – A series of exercises performed one after another.
- – An abnormal lateral curvature of the spine.
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- – Fair and generous behavior toward others in a contest.
- – A body type characterized by a lean, thin build.
- – Anatomical name for the kneecap.
- Mass – The "BM" in BMI.
- – A swimming style performed on the back.
- – Exercise that requires oxygen (e.g., long-distance running).
- – Sport played with a shuttlecock.
- – Tissue connecting muscle to bone.
- – Organic compounds needed in small amounts for health.
- – A four-base hit in baseball.
- – Firm, flexible tissue found in joints like the nose and ear.
- – A common rule violation in soccer and hockey.
- – Principle of training where you work harder than usual.
- – A unit of energy derived from food.
- – Components of blood that help with clotting during injury.
- – Sport involving balance, strength, and flexibility on bars/mats.
- – The offensive leader in American football.
- – To move a ball by repeated bounces or taps.
- – How hard you are working during a workout.
- – The large triangular muscle covering the shoulder joint.
- – Hitting a ball before it touches the ground.
- – The speed of something in a given direction.
- – Ability to change direction quickly and accurately.
- – The type of acid that builds up during intense exercise.
- – Jump training to increase explosive power.
- – Muscle group on the back of the thigh.
- – The main sugar found in the blood and main energy source.
- – Race consisting of swimming, cycling, and running.
50 Clues: – Large chest muscle. • Mass – The "BM" in BMI. • – How often you exercise. • – A four-base hit in baseball. • – A race measuring 26.2 miles. • – Tissue connecting bone to bone. • – Anatomical name for the kneecap. • – Sport played with a shuttlecock. • – Tissue connecting muscle to bone. • – The bone that protects your brain. • – Replacing fluids lost during sweat. • ...
Fitness Crossword 2022-02-04
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- Burning more calories than consumed is called weight _____
- A gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout is called ______
- Burning less calories than consumed is called weight _____
- The I in fitt (how hard)
- Football, volleyball, and basketball are examples of an ______ exercise
- Doing as many push-ups as possible is an example of _______ endurance
- One of the t's in fitt (Which exercise)
- obesity in the U.S. has been going ___ since 1985
- Running, rollerblading, and lap swimming are examples of an _____ exercise
- ____ is measured in beats per minute (Abbreviation)
- Performing certain exercises in order for a person to improve a certain component of fitness is called ______
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- The warm-up, activity, and cool down are the three parts of a _______
- Doing a bench press is an example of muscular ____
- burning the same calories as consumed is called weight _____
- The 20-minute jog is an example of ______ endurance
- The sit and reach is an example of ______
- The f in fitt (how often)
- The in-body scanner shows you body _____
- having too much or not enough ____ can both cause serious problems
- One of the t's in fitt (How long)
- This type of exercise raises your heart rate way up for short bursts of time
21 Clues: The I in fitt (how hard) • The f in fitt (how often) • One of the t's in fitt (How long) • One of the t's in fitt (Which exercise) • The in-body scanner shows you body _____ • The sit and reach is an example of ______ • obesity in the U.S. has been going ___ since 1985 • Doing a bench press is an example of muscular ____ • ...
Training & Conditioning 2024-03-19
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- Careful planning of specific performance goals spread out over a period of time
- trying to prevent injuries before they occur
- muscle that is worked beyond its normal limits adapts and becomes larger
- There is a change in muscle length during contraction, but the weight remains the same
- Muscles contract, but there is no motion in the affected joint
- program designed to return an athlete to competition
- Muscles adapt specifically to the nature of the work performed
- Utilizes 6-10 strength exercises that are completed as a circuit, one exercise after another
- How long you are going to perform the exercise
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- AKA Aerobic or Endurance Training
- The ability to move a joint freely through its full range of motion
- Moving joints beyond normal range of motion
- Working the body’s muscular or cardiovascular systems harder than normal activity in order to produce an adaptation
- How often you train a body region
- Contract more rapidly and forcefully, but fatigue quickly
- Relatively fatigue resistant
- How hard you will train
- An essential part of any exercise routine
- when a muscle becomes smaller due to
- Involves a combination of contraction and relaxation of the muscles to get a desired stretch reaction
- The systemic application of exercise stress
21 Clues: How hard you will train • Relatively fatigue resistant • AKA Aerobic or Endurance Training • How often you train a body region • when a muscle becomes smaller due to • An essential part of any exercise routine • Moving joints beyond normal range of motion • The systemic application of exercise stress • trying to prevent injuries before they occur • ...
List 25 2022-05-19
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- you do this before an intense exercise
- having big muscles
- a machine where you can run in the same place
- a competition that includes 10 events
- a building where you practice gymnastics and other sports
- a sport that is like playing soccer with your hand
- to run very fast
- a tool used to measure times and speeds
- person who practices sports
- the tissue in your body that makes it move
- an activity that requires physical effort
- a routine strictly followed
- to be able to move different parts of your body gracefully
- the last book of the four Gospels
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- to exercise
- a synonym to endurance
- a team race where you pass a stick to the next runner
- the things you need to practice a sport
- a race with 3 parts
- a sport that develops agility, flexibility and coordination
- a long race or contest
- to persist in doing something without giving up
- a synonym for warm-up
- exercise where your body uses a lot of oxygen
- a big building where people go see a sport
- sweat
- an athletic competition that happens every 4 years
- being physically fit and healthy
28 Clues: sweat • to exercise • to run very fast • having big muscles • a race with 3 parts • a synonym for warm-up • a synonym to endurance • a long race or contest • person who practices sports • a routine strictly followed • being physically fit and healthy • the last book of the four Gospels • a competition that includes 10 events • you do this before an intense exercise • ...
Muscle Mass and Strength Training 2026-03-24
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- Condition that may result from excessive training
- Number of times an exercise is performed
- Influence muscle protein synthesis during training
- Ability of muscles to adapt very quickly to varying conditions
- hormone Hormone that helps stimulate protein production
- Condition caused by too much strength training too soon
- protein synthesis Increase in production of proteins within muscle cells
- acid Metabolite that accumulates during exercise
- Inherited genetic makeup that establishes an upper limit for muscle mass
- overloaded Condition required for continued increase in functional protein content
- training Training only one arm or leg at a time
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- Loss of contractile proteins and muscle size and strength
- under tension Amount of time muscles are under stress during movement
- training Training designed to increase strength and mass
- training programs Workouts designed to improve strength and muscle mass
- proteins Proteins that are lost during muscle inactivity
- load Amount of resistance used during exercise
- muscle failure Point at which muscles can no longer continue
- radicals Reactive oxygen species produced during training
- Substances such as lactic acid that accumulate during exercise
- An anabolic and androgenic steroid hormone
- unit recruitment Increased activation of muscle fibers during training
- groups Groups of muscles worked during training
- cells Cells that increase their content of functional proteins
- stress Stimulus applied to muscle cells during strength training
25 Clues: Number of times an exercise is performed • An anabolic and androgenic steroid hormone • load Amount of resistance used during exercise • groups Groups of muscles worked during training • training Training only one arm or leg at a time • acid Metabolite that accumulates during exercise • Condition that may result from excessive training • ...
Fitness Crossword Puzzle 2021-01-04
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- A game, which two teams of 11 players run and try to kick a ball into the
- Exercises that requires no oxygen
- A sport, which requires you to use strength, balance, agility, and movement.
- A sport that requires the ball to be hiked to the quarterback.
- A sport that requires the athlete to hit a ball with a long implement into the playing field
- goal to score a point.
- Exercises that requires oxygen.
- An exercise, which you travel through water by rotating your arms and kicking your legs back and fourth
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- Using your muscles to keep strong and fit.
- An exercise, which has two wheels that you travel with by pushing pedals with your feet.
- An active game, which you run, dribble a ball and must throw it into a hoop to score points.
- An exercise, which you use your feet to travel
- Exercises, which help you to control your body as well as improve spirituality and mental well-being while listening to music and while using breathing techniques.
- An exercise, which you swing a rope over your head and jump over after the rope comes back down again
- moving your feet to the beat of music.
- An active game, which you use a rack to hit a ball over a net to your opponent.
16 Clues: goal to score a point. • Exercises that requires oxygen. • Exercises that requires no oxygen • moving your feet to the beat of music. • Using your muscles to keep strong and fit. • An exercise, which you use your feet to travel • A sport that requires the ball to be hiked to the quarterback. • A game, which two teams of 11 players run and try to kick a ball into the • ...
Easy Exercise and Fitness Crossword Puzzles 2023-12-16
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- HIIT boosts this type of rate.
- Quick intervals of intense exercise.
- Short breaks between intervals.
- Aerobic exercises to elevate heart rate.
- Feel-good hormones released during intense exercise.
- Common feeling after a challenging HIIT session.
- As Many Rounds As Possible in a set time.
- Series of exercises performed in sequence.
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- A type of HIIT with 20 seconds of intense exercise.
- Explosive exercises for power.
- Important for muscle repair and growth.
- Alternating between work and rest.
- Short bursts of maximum effort.
- Key element for maximizing benefits.
- Essential for tracking work and rest intervals.
15 Clues: Explosive exercises for power. • HIIT boosts this type of rate. • Short bursts of maximum effort. • Short breaks between intervals. • Alternating between work and rest. • Quick intervals of intense exercise. • Key element for maximizing benefits. • Important for muscle repair and growth. • Aerobic exercises to elevate heart rate. • As Many Rounds As Possible in a set time. • ...
Diet of a Runner 2021-01-19
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- Eating enough carbohydrates before, during and after exercise helps to maintain energy level, ______fatigue during exercise
- For longer training hours, drinking _______ drinks is recommended
- _______ are the building blocks of body muscles and tissues
- Chocolate milk replenishes _______ as well as provides the proteins needed for muscle recovery and repair
- And example of good post-exercise drink is _______ milk
- Food should be taken within ______ hour of completion of exercise to aid recovery
- _______ is important in an athlete's diet as it provides energy, fat-soluble vitamins and essential fatty acid.
- Best fuel source for working muscles
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- Carbohydrates as the main fuel source would help maintain __________ level for a longer period of time
- Increased requirements of proteins are usually met through increased _______ intake
- Fats should be eaten in _________
- _________ helps to increase rate of recovery
- Eating enough carbohydrates help support _________
- The body should be adequately _______ when starting a run
- Runners need protein to ________ muscles after workout
15 Clues: Fats should be eaten in _________ • Best fuel source for working muscles • _________ helps to increase rate of recovery • Eating enough carbohydrates help support _________ • Runners need protein to ________ muscles after workout • And example of good post-exercise drink is _______ milk • The body should be adequately _______ when starting a run • ...
salud y forma física 2024-10-27
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- The time needed between exercise for recovery
- The physical power developed through weightlifting
- The organ responsible for pumping blood, key in cardio
- A place where people go to exercise and train
- Additional vitamins or minerals taken to support health
- Regular practices that contribute to a healthy lifestyle
- The mass of a person's body, often monitored in fitness
- A structured plan to imrpove fitness levels
- Essential function for oxygen intake during exercise
- A set sequence of exercises or habits
- The process of drinking enough water for bodily funcitions
- The type of food someone regularly consumes
- The way someone holds their body, important for exercise
- Tissues that contract to create movement in the body
- A primary source of energy for the body
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- A nutrient essential for muscle growth and repair
- Movements to increase muscle length and prevent injury
- The ability to bend and stretch muscles easily
- The "feel-good" hormone released during exercise
- The intake of food necessary for health and growth
- The emotional state that affects motivation and energy
- Units of energy measured in food and burned by the body
- A mindset or attitude towards health and fitness
- The natural state of rest needed for recovery
- Physical activity to keep the body fit and healthy
- A mental or emotional factor that affects well-being
- The phase where the body repeairs and builds muscles
- A therapy that relieves muscle tension and promotes recovery
- A type of nutrient, important for energy storage
- Equipment used to increase strength, often in gyms
- A mental practice for relaxation and mindfulness
31 Clues: A set sequence of exercises or habits • A primary source of energy for the body • A structured plan to imrpove fitness levels • The type of food someone regularly consumes • The time needed between exercise for recovery • A place where people go to exercise and train • The natural state of rest needed for recovery • The ability to bend and stretch muscles easily • ...
Training for Speed and Power 2025-11-05
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- Training using jumping and bounding to maximize stretch-shortening cycle
- Ability to switch efficiently between aerobic and anaerobic energy systems
- Training method that uses different exercise modes to add variety and reduce injury risk
- Muscle’s ability to exert force in a contraction
- Rapid muscle stretch followed by contraction used to generate more power
- Energy system used for short, explosive movements lasting only a few seconds
- Short-duration, high-intensity training method effective for increasing aerobic and anaerobic fitness
- Supplement that improves repeated high-intensity exercise performance
- Muscle contraction where the muscle shortens while producing force
- Type of muscle fiber associated with high speed and power
- Performance factor improved by faster reaction time and efficient movement changes
- Ability to sustain exercise or effort over time
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- Training involving repeated bouts of high-intensity exercise and rest
- Increase in a muscle’s ability to produce ATP quickly for explosive performance
- Rate of motion, calculated as distance divided by time
- Increase in muscle fiber size
- Subjective scale used to gauge exercise intensity based on effort or feeling
- Supplement that helps muscle cells buffer lactic acid during intense effort
- Increased resiliency and durability of tendons, ligaments, and bones
- The nervous system increasing the number of active motor units
- Principle stating training adaptations are specific to the type of training performed
- Training involving throwing, jumping, or striking to increase rate of force development
- Muscle contraction where the muscle lengthens while producing force
- The rate at which work or energy is transferred
- The value in the power formula that is force × distance divided by this
25 Clues: Increase in muscle fiber size • The rate at which work or energy is transferred • Ability to sustain exercise or effort over time • Muscle’s ability to exert force in a contraction • Rate of motion, calculated as distance divided by time • Type of muscle fiber associated with high speed and power • The nervous system increasing the number of active motor units • ...
Mon 15th Feb Crossword Activity 2021-02-14
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- The amount of times your hearts beats
- using oxygen as your fuel source
- the amount of physical effort used
- the amount of effort you put in
- The source that keeps your body moving
- when your body looses a certain function
- The range in the exercises you do
- Exercise done for your physical health
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- the amount of repetitions you do
- using the glucoses in your body for fuel
- to keep something the same
- The duration of the exercise
- When you give your body a break
- something exact
- the category of exercise that you are doing
15 Clues: something exact • to keep something the same • The duration of the exercise • When you give your body a break • the amount of effort you put in • the amount of repetitions you do • using oxygen as your fuel source • The range in the exercises you do • the amount of physical effort used • The amount of times your hearts beats • The source that keeps your body moving • ...
New Grammar 1 2022-04-07
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- 6 My birthday is ... July.
- 5 The party is ... the 25th of August.
- 4 The boys in Exercise 4 are ... volleyball.
- 9 A: 's this? B: It's my new CD player.
- lO A: are my books? B: They're on the desk.
- Flying mammal
- Large marsupial
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- 1 The young man in Exercise 4 is .... .
- Man's best friend
- Has a trunk
- 2 The month after May.
- 3 A: ... do you go to the park? B: On Saturdays.
- Likes to chase mice
- 8 The in Exercise 4 is eating.
- 7 I get up ... half past seven.
15 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • 2 The month after May. • 6 My birthday is ... July. • 8 The in Exercise 4 is eating. • 7 I get up ... half past seven. • 5 The party is ... the 25th of August. • 1 The young man in Exercise 4 is .... . • 9 A: 's this? B: It's my new CD player. • lO A: are my books? B: They're on the desk. • ...
Health and Fitness A1 2026-02-19
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- Apples and bananas are this. (5)
- You count these when you walk. (5)
- Good for your body. (7)
- You do this to be strong and fit. (8)
- Not active. (4)
- Pain after exercise. (4)
- Football is a _____. (5)
- You should drink this every day. (5)
- Food like chips and candy. (8)
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- Strong body parts. (7)
- You do this before exercise. (7)
- Carrots and broccoli are this. (10)
- You do this at night. (5)
- You do this in the morning or at the gym. (8)
- You do this fast with your legs. (3)
15 Clues: Not active. (4) • Strong body parts. (7) • Good for your body. (7) • Pain after exercise. (4) • Football is a _____. (5) • You do this at night. (5) • Food like chips and candy. (8) • You do this before exercise. (7) • Apples and bananas are this. (5) • You count these when you walk. (5) • Carrots and broccoli are this. (10) • You should drink this every day. (5) • ...
Topic 4 Crossword 2024-04-12
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- State of being physically sound and healthy
- Thousands of fiber woven together
- relating to or denoting exercise that improves or is intended to improve the efficiency of the body's cardiovascular system
- A substance that breaks up into ions (particles with electrical charges) when it is dissolved in water or body fluids
- a type of training exercise that involves a series of high-intensity workouts interspersed with rest or break periods.
- Increase in size of muscle
- Where 2 bones make contact
- The bodies main source of energy
- the stored form of glucose that's made up of many connected glucose molecules
- Different levels of PH within the body
- A fibrous protein that forms the contractile filaments of the muscles
- Gradually gaining speed
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- Type of sugar you obtain through food
- Measuring the ability to stretch your body in many ways
- Negatively charged subatomic particle
- the tightening, shortening, or lengthening of muscles when you do some activity.
- Ability to stabilize and keep control
- sequentially relaxing various muscle groups, often starting at the head and moving down the body to the feet
- Running at full speed
- Moving your muscles and joints in a large range of motion
- When no proper rest is administered after physical exercise
- How and what you eat throughout the day
- your body's physical capability to sustain an exercise for an extended period
- Running with about 60% effort
- forms filaments that provide cells with mechanical support and driving forces for movement.
- Without Oxygen
- a rapid start to physical activity
- Max amount oxygen you can inhale during exercise
- Chemical change that takes place in cells or an organism
29 Clues: Without Oxygen • Running at full speed • Gradually gaining speed • Increase in size of muscle • Where 2 bones make contact • Running with about 60% effort • The bodies main source of energy • Thousands of fiber woven together • a rapid start to physical activity • Type of sugar you obtain through food • Negatively charged subatomic particle • Ability to stabilize and keep control • ...
HEINRICH'S FITNESS BINGO 2021-10-27
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- A period of time without any training.
- Any bodily activity that enhances or maintains physical fitness and overall health and wellness.
- The factor that will guide how many days in a week you should do strength training.
- Tricep drips and bicep curls are exercises that improve muscles in this part of the body.
- This is when all the body parts are harmoniously working together to successfully execute a movement.
- Measures the capacity of the body to move from one point to another following a straight line.
- To move at a speed faster than a walk, never having both or all the feet on the ground at the same time.
- This is how hard your exercise is. We might categorize this as low, moderate, or high.
- To move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having both feet off the ground at once.
- It refers to how long each session lasts.
- A tried-and-true method to forming a fitness plan.
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- Refers to the ability of the body to shift direction from one place to another.
- A squat thrust with an additional stand between repetitions.
- An exercise in which the individual pushes a weight or resistance away from them using their legs.
- This is one complete exercise movement.
- The ability to transfer a certain amount of force at a rapid pace.
- The capacity of the body to maintain upright posture even when moving.
- An exercise that involves maintaining a position similar to a push-up for the maximum possible time.
- The quality of being suitable to fulfill a particular role or task.
- The range of movements of the joints. It determines the conditions of the hamstring muscles (back of thigh).
20 Clues: A period of time without any training. • This is one complete exercise movement. • It refers to how long each session lasts. • A tried-and-true method to forming a fitness plan. • A squat thrust with an additional stand between repetitions. • The ability to transfer a certain amount of force at a rapid pace. • ...
Test 5B Crossword Puzzle 2018-03-14
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- planning your programs by the month, show the days of workouts and assessments
- blueberries, spinach, avocados
- aspects of a program design that can be manipulated
- weight machines, free weights and cables are some examples
- type of motor control where repeated movements can be stored and performed easily
- "unlocks" the extended knee to initiate knee flexion
- amount of work done for each exercise or each workout
- fats, proteins and carbohydrates
- considered easy to use mode of exercise, but not good for functional movements
- the goal of a program with drop-sets
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- taken to better understand a clients physical abilities and body compostion
- last phase of the OPT Model
- the speed at which one movement of an exercise is performed
- large superficial muscle in lower leg
- muscle that keeps you from falling forward
- method of programming that can use macro-, meso- or microcycles
- defines groups of repetitions
- lumbo-pelvic-hip-complex
- type of training with the goal of increasing one's kinesthetic awareness
- somatotype that tends to gain weight easily
- the length of time taken between each set or exercise
- type of training developed by the Russian army
- primary source of energy for a muscle contraction
23 Clues: lumbo-pelvic-hip-complex • last phase of the OPT Model • defines groups of repetitions • blueberries, spinach, avocados • fats, proteins and carbohydrates • the goal of a program with drop-sets • large superficial muscle in lower leg • muscle that keeps you from falling forward • somatotype that tends to gain weight easily • type of training developed by the Russian army • ...
Diabetes 2016-11-10
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- associated with having a higher risk of heat illness
- symptoms may include headache, visual disturbances, mental dullness, confusion, amnesia, seizures, and coma
- common devise used by type 1 diabetes for insulin regulation
- term that describes a rapid drop in blood glucose levels or <70mm/dL
- those with this disease at risk for renal detachment associated with vigorous activity exercise
- neuropathy associated with loss of sensation or feeling in the extremeties
- a way that insulin is released from the pancreas and promotes the uptake of glucose into the cells where is it used for energy
- increased consumption before exercise can prevent hypoglycemia during and after exercise
- 7th leading cause of death
- least common type of diabetes
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- 18% of pregnancies are affected by this type of diabetes
- those who diabetes are at a higher risk of this disease
- condition characterized by elevated blood glucose in response to dietary carbohydrate and elevated blood glucose in the fasting state
- common symptom associated with hyperglycemia
- most common type of diabetes
- hormone produced by B-cells of the pancreas
- prevent or delay onset of type 2 diabetes
- number of types of diabetes that are recognized based on etiologic origin
- neuropathy, disease that may cause chronotropic incompetence
- used to diagnose diabetes
20 Clues: used to diagnose diabetes • 7th leading cause of death • most common type of diabetes • least common type of diabetes • prevent or delay onset of type 2 diabetes • hormone produced by B-cells of the pancreas • common symptom associated with hyperglycemia • associated with having a higher risk of heat illness • those who diabetes are at a higher risk of this disease • ...
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) 2017-03-27
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- Section of the kidney that contains the glomeruli, which filter the blood and produce urine
- Initial exercise intensity recommended for those with CKD
- Dysfunction of all organ systems because of untreated acute or chronic renal disease
- This type of exercise, along with resistance training, is recommended 3-5x per week in patient who have CKD
- Repeated episodes of this infection could result in CKD
- Medication class used to aid in the removal of excess fluid through urination while some kidney function still remains
- Autoimmune disease that will often affect kidney function
- Last resort treatment for those individuals with CKD where dialysis is no longer effective
- Fluid build up in the extremities or lungs as a result of decreased kidney function
- Stage of CKD characterized by kidney damage and a mild decrease in GFR (GFR = 60-89)
- Percent of age-predicted maximum HR in hemodialysis patients representitive of their peak HR
- Treatment required in end stage kidney disease that passes the patients blood over a semi-permeable membrane to remove waste
- Number of days after transplant a patient can begin exercising if medically cleared
- Obstruction in the kidney or ureter that, if untreated, can result in acute or chronic kidney disease
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- Stage of CKD characterized by kidney failure, requiring dialysis or a kidney transplant
- Chronic elevation of blood pressure; often result of over-activation of the renin-angiotensin system
- Generalized feeling of fatigue that CKD patients feel, often limiting their exercise capacity
- Measure of kidney function; rate at which the kidney can filter blood
- Time of initial exercise recommended for patients with CKD characterized by brief periods of exercise
- Sudden, potentially fatal rise in blood potassium
- This measurement of exercise intensity should be used instead of HR in hemodialysis patients
- Gradual loss of kidney function
- Chronic condition that is caused by uncontrolled sugars; most common cause of CKD
- Blood metabolite from muscle breakdown
- Patients must have a GFR <60 for at least this many months to be diagnosed with CKD
25 Clues: Gradual loss of kidney function • Blood metabolite from muscle breakdown • Sudden, potentially fatal rise in blood potassium • Repeated episodes of this infection could result in CKD • Initial exercise intensity recommended for those with CKD • Autoimmune disease that will often affect kidney function • ...
Recto, Jed Angelo C. 2025-02-14
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- - Related to the heart and blood vessels.
- - Continuous rhythmic exercise that increases heart rate.
- - The ability to exert force quickly.
- - Chest muscles.
- - The ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly.
- - The ability to sustain physical activity for an extended period.
- - Maintaining proper fluid balance in the body.
- - The ability to maintain stability and control body position.
- - Gentle exercises to transition the body back to rest.
- - Muscles of the buttocks.
- - Explosive exercises that increase power, like jumping.
- - A muscle group at the back of the thigh.
- - The rhythmic throbbing of arteries due to heartbeats.
- Time - The time it takes to respond to a stimulus.
- - A group of repetitions in strength training.
- - A muscle that straightens a joint.
- - The four muscles at the front of the thigh.
- - The ability of a joint to move through its full range of motion.
- - The process of converting food into energy.
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- - Light activity before exercise to prepare the body.
- - Body Mass Index, a measure of body fat based on height and weight.
- Acid - A substance that builds up in muscles during intense exercise.
- - Increasing intensity to improve fitness levels.
- - The process of consuming food for health and energy.
- - The period after exercise for the body to heal.
- - The ability to move quickly and easily.
- - extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion or illness.
- - A single complete movement in an exercise.
- - Shoulder muscles.
- - A muscle that bends a joint.
- - The muscles at the back of the upper arm.
- - Exercises using body weight, such as push-ups and squats.
- - Short for cardiovascular exercise, improves heart health.
- - How fast a person can move or perform an action.
- - Large muscles of the back.
- - Tissues in the body that contract to produce movement.
- - Short bursts of high-intensity activity without oxygen.
- Rate - The number of times the heart beats per minute.
- - The amount of force a muscle can produce.
- Training - Exercises designed to increase muscle strength.
- - The muscles at the front of the upper arm.
41 Clues: - Chest muscles. • - Shoulder muscles. • - Muscles of the buttocks. • - Large muscles of the back. • - A muscle that bends a joint. • - A muscle that straightens a joint. • - The ability to exert force quickly. • - Related to the heart and blood vessels. • - The ability to move quickly and easily. • - A muscle group at the back of the thigh. • ...
PE Crossword: The Ultimate Fitness Challenge 2026-02-12
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- – Officials in baseball or cricket.
- – (N/A in PE, used Xiphoid instead) Bottom of the breastbone.
- – A light spear thrown in track and field.
- – Spiritual and physical discipline.
- – Competitive physical activity.
- – Muscle on the front of the upper arm.
- – How often you exercise per week.
- – Ability to react fast.
- – Acid produced in muscles during intense work.
- – Swedish for "speed play" training.
- – The lower part of the spine.
- – A case for holding arrows in archery.
- – Series of exercises done in rotation.
- – Martial art originating from Japan.
- – Time taken to recover.
- – Ability to change direction quickly.
- – Substances providing nourishment.
- – Frames runners jump over in a race.
- – Tissue connecting muscle to bone.
- – Offensive leader in American football.
- – Game similar to basketball played mostly by women.
- – Bone in the forearm.
- – Fitness program involving dance.
- – Light exercise before a main workout.
- – Taking in enough water for the body.
- – Hitting the ball before it touches the ground.
- – Main source of energy for the body's cells.
- – Period between childhood and adult age.
- – The study of forces acting on mechanisms.
- – Muscles of the buttocks.
- – Mineral essential for bone health.
- – Exercise without the use of oxygen.
- – To give way under force.
- – Muscle contraction without movement.
- – Type of stretching involving bouncing.
- – Engaging in physical movement.
- – The reason one has for acting a certain way.
- – Practice involving breath control and poses.
- – Increasing the work for fitness gains.
- – Process by which the body converts food to energy.
- – Action of preventing an opponent from scoring.
- – Range of motion in a joint.
- – Where two bones meet.
- – Desired heart rate zone for training.
- – Physical harm to the body.
- – Exercise where you lower your hips from a standing position.
- – Muscle on the back of the upper arm.
- – Isometric core exercise.
- – The condition of being physically fit.
- – Muscles of the shoulder.
- – Running at a steady, gentle pace.
- – Ability to sustain prolonged physical effort.
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- – The official in charge of a football match.
- – Sport involving balance, strength, and flexibility.
- – Lifting heavy weights as a sport.
- – To bounce a ball repeatedly in basketball.
- – Short bar with weights at each end.
- – Specific area of the heart rate.
- – Running at full speed for a short distance.
- – The rhythmic throbbing of arteries.
- – Device that counts steps.
- – Physical strength and good health.
- – One complete motion of an exercise.
- – State of physical and mental well-being.
- – The state of being in good health.
- – The position in which someone holds their body.
- – Organic compounds essential for growth.
- – Relating to the body's muscles.
- – Training involving high and low intensity bursts.
- – The central part of the body (abs/back).
- – Forward step exercise for legs.
- – Forward rounding of the back.
- – Condition of being grossy overweight.
- – Machine for walking or running in one place.
- – Relating to only one side of the body.
- – Straightening a limb at a joint.
- – Gas required for aerobic respiration.
- – Joints between the thigh and lower leg.
- – Official who enforces rules.
- (51-100)
- – Mental/physical ability to keep going.
- – Speed in a specific direction.
- – Force that pulls objects toward Earth.
- – Large muscle group on the front of the thigh.
- – Exercise that raises your heart rate.
- (1-50)
- – Training in different sports to improve main performance.
- – Swimming stroke performed on the back.
- – Tissue connecting bone to bone.
- – How hard you are working during exercise.
- – Stationary exercise machine.
- – The team with the ball trying to score.
- – The physical structure of a person.
- – Exercise requiring free oxygen.
- – An act of changing physical location.
- – The action of breathing.
- – Power derived from physical or chemical resources.
- – Muscle at the back of the thigh.
- – To push oneself off the ground into the air.
- – Most basic form of human locomotion.
- – The study of food and health.
- – Fiber that transmits impulses to the brain.
102 Clues: (1-50) • (51-100) • – Bone in the forearm. • – Where two bones meet. • – Ability to react fast. • – Time taken to recover. • – Muscles of the buttocks. • – To give way under force. • – The action of breathing. • – Isometric core exercise. • – Muscles of the shoulder. • – Device that counts steps. • – Physical harm to the body. • – Range of motion in a joint. • ...
FITNESS BINGO 2021-11-13
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- refer on how long you will perform your aerobic activities
- categorized as a calisthenic exercise performed during which the body is raised and lowered with the arms
- number of days or week an activity is performed
- it is the number of cycles of reps that you complete
- refers to the amount of load or resistance, providing a great on the body than it is normally accustomed to in order stress
- it is how hard or difficult that activity is
- it is the act of doing physical exercise and training
- one's ability to execute daily activities with optimal performance, durance and strength with the management of disease
- the ultimate, cutting edge workout to challenge both the hardcore athlete and novice exerciser
- any adaptation that takes place as a result of training will be reversed when you stop training
- the speed of the heartbeat measured by the number of contractions of the heart per minute
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- refer on a variety of aerobic activities you are engaged with
- implies that there is an optimal level of overload that should be achieved
- health related component of physical fitness that is brought about by sustained physical activity
- refers to your body's physical capability to sustain an exercise for an extended period
- the extent to which muscles can exert force by contracting against resistance
- is the moment when your muscles are not capable of exerting the amount of force necessary to complete the current repetition
- the range of motion around a joint
- it is the number of times you perform a specific exercise
- exercise is any type of cardiovascular conditioning
20 Clues: the range of motion around a joint • it is how hard or difficult that activity is • number of days or week an activity is performed • exercise is any type of cardiovascular conditioning • it is the number of cycles of reps that you complete • it is the act of doing physical exercise and training • it is the number of times you perform a specific exercise • ...
Health & Fitness 2022-08-11
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- The energetic boy rates the car
- This exercise targets part of the upper body (forearm grip - outwards)
- Ensure to consume more fluid after the rated workout
- Produce energy without using oxygen
- Vital nutrient in building muscle mass
- More than two parts make up this muscle group
- Run at a gentle pace
- A typical type of supplement used in the gym and fitness industry
- Anna is bolting things in the attic
- Popular exercise performed at the gym
- Should we press on and upwards with this exercise
- Cabs can certainly not fly
- this is a major and vital requirement for overall health
- This piece of small portable equipment is used at the gym
- This is for part of the upper body, not the rear
- Typical achievement gained every so often at the gym
- Rather vital for good health and immune support
- Jim sticks to circus type exercises
- Hoping Ed's workout shed is not in pieces
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- Looking rather ripped and veiny
- Most gyms will have one of these hanging
- Calling for some AI sessions for neat legs
- exercise which will target part of the lower body
- Jack was exercising up and down
- Not missing your tea whilst at the mill reading
- Full ranges of motion
- Something a long-distance runner, or gym member requires
- Muscles to perform tasks over a period of time
- These will target some of the upper body muscle groups
- Important regular exercise undertaken before an intense workout
- She said those weights are quite dumb
- After his workout he turned around and led me to sid
- one of the muscle groups in the upper body
- If you're warm, turnaround and cooldown, then rest
34 Clues: Run at a gentle pace • Full ranges of motion • Cabs can certainly not fly • Looking rather ripped and veiny • The energetic boy rates the car • Jack was exercising up and down • Produce energy without using oxygen • Anna is bolting things in the attic • Jim sticks to circus type exercises • Popular exercise performed at the gym • She said those weights are quite dumb • ...
Vocab 2023-03-26
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- The rate at which a person improves personal fitness following physical activity or exercise conditioning.
- A warm up that raises the body temperature using outside heat sources such as blankets and hot baths.
- occurring over an extended time.
- occurring over a short time.
- Being too active or exercising too much. Leads to overuse especially after an injury.
- Engaging in regular physical activity or exercise that results in an improved state of physical fitness.
- a period after exercise in which you try to prevent blood pooling by moving about slowly and continuously for about three to five minutes.
- In a personal fitness prescription, the length of time you work.
- The rate at which you change the frequency, intensity, and duration of your personal fitness prescription.
- A variety of low intensity activities that are designed to prepare your body for moderate to vigorous activities.
- In a personal fitness prescription, how often you work.
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- The leveling off of physical fitness improvement in a personal fitness program.
- To vary activities and exercises from day to day to prevent detaining, especially after an injury.
- The number of times your heart beats per minute.
- stetches that are done slowly, smoothly, and in a sustained fashion.
- The low of health and fitness benefits when a personal fitness program is stopped.
- The principle that says improvements in your personal fitness will occur in the particular muscles that you overload during physical activity or exercise.
- In a personal fitness prescription, how hard you work.
- A condition, following exercise, in which blood collects in the large veins of the legs and lower body.
- A warm up that attempts to raise the body temperature by actively involving the muscular, skeletal, and cardiovascular systems.
20 Clues: occurring over a short time. • occurring over an extended time. • The number of times your heart beats per minute. • In a personal fitness prescription, how hard you work. • In a personal fitness prescription, how often you work. • In a personal fitness prescription, the length of time you work. • stetches that are done slowly, smoothly, and in a sustained fashion. • ...
Muscular Fitness - Zoey Guilarte 2026-04-01
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- The maximum amount of weight a person can lift for one single repetition of an exercise.
- A group of consecutive repetitions performed without rest in a workout.
- Equipment like dumbbells and barbells that require balance and coordination to lift.
- Performing two exercises back-to-back with little or no rest to increase workout intensity.
- Muscle lengthening under tension, such as lowering a weight slowly.
- One complete movement of an exercise, like one full push-up or bicep curl.
- The strength of muscles in the abdomen, lower back, and pelvis that support posture and movement.
- The period of recovery between sets or exercises during a workout.
- The ability of a muscle to exert maximum force in a single effort, such as lifting a heavy weight once.
- Muscle shortening during contraction, like lifting a weight upward.
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- The increase in muscle size resulting from consistent resistance training.
- The ability of muscles to perform repeated contractions over time without becoming fatigued.
- A type of exercise where muscles change length while lifting or lowering a weight, like in a squat.
- Exercises that use your own body weight as resistance, like push-ups or pull-ups.
- Gradually increasing the intensity, weight, or reps in a workout to build muscle and strength.
- Exercise that improves muscular fitness by working against a force, such as weights or bands.
- A type of strength exercise where the muscle contracts without changing length, such as holding a plank.
- Strength training equipment that guides movement and isolates specific muscle groups.
- A workout method where you rotate through different exercises with minimal rest between stations.
- The decrease in muscle size due to lack of use or inactivity.
20 Clues: The decrease in muscle size due to lack of use or inactivity. • The period of recovery between sets or exercises during a workout. • Muscle lengthening under tension, such as lowering a weight slowly. • Muscle shortening during contraction, like lifting a weight upward. • A group of consecutive repetitions performed without rest in a workout. • ...
Health and Body 2023-05-02
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- A person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise
- The way your body turns food and drinks into energy
- An eating plan in which someone eats less food, or only particular types of food, because they want to become thinner or for medical reasons
- A person who strengthens and enlarges the muscles of their body through strenuous exercise
- Doing an activity, particulary an exercise, over and over again
- Slowed metabolism caused by low-calorie diet or fasting (belief, not scientifically true)
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- Drinking enough liquids to keep the fluid levels in the body topped up
- A band or bundle of fibrous tissue in a human or animal body that has the ability to contract, producing movement in or maintaining the position of parts of the body.
- To eat no or very little food for a period of time
- Average in amount, intensity, quality, or degree
- Activity requiring physical effort, carried out to sustain or improve health and fitness
- The amount of food giben to someone in one sitting
- Illnesses that are caused by infections
- A physical exercise designed to strengthen the abdominal muscles
- A person's set of visibly well-developed abdominal muscles
15 Clues: Illnesses that are caused by infections • Average in amount, intensity, quality, or degree • To eat no or very little food for a period of time • The amount of food giben to someone in one sitting • The way your body turns food and drinks into energy • A person's set of visibly well-developed abdominal muscles • ...
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) 2017-03-27
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- Stage of CKD characterized by kidney failure, requiring dialysis or a kidney transplant
- This type of exercise, along with resistance training, is recommended 3-5x per week in patient who have CKD
- Repeated episodes of this infection could result in CKD
- Last resort treatment for those individuals with CKD where dialysis is no longer effective
- Obstruction in the kidney or ureter that, if untreated, can result in acute or chronic kidney disease
- Chronic condition that is caused by uncontrolled sugars; most common cause of CKD
- Gradual loss of kidney function
- Measure of kidney function; rate at which the kidney can filter blood
- Number of days after transplant a patient can begin exercising if medically cleared
- Time of initial exercise recommended for patients with CKD characterized by brief periods of exercise
- Chronic elevation of blood pressure; often result of over-activation of the renin-angiotensin system
- Blood metabolite from muscle breakdown
- Section of the kidney that contains the glomeruli, which filter the blood and produce urine
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- Generalized feeling of fatigue that CKD patients feel, often limiting their exercise capacity
- Treatment required in end stage kidney disease that passes the patients blood over a semi-permeable membrane to remove waste
- Sudden, potentially fatal rise in blood potassium
- Stage of CKD characterized by kidney damage and a mild decrease in GFR (GFR = 60-89)
- Fluid build up in the extremities or lungs as a result of decreased kidney function
- This measurement of exercise intensity should be used instead of HR in hemodialysis patients
- Medication class used to aid in the removal of excess fluid through urination while some kidney function still remains
- Dysfunction of all organ systems because of untreated acute or chronic renal disease
- Initial exercise intensity recommended for those with CKD
- Patients must have a GFR <60 for at least this many months to be diagnosed with CKD
- Percent of age-predicted maximum HR in hemodialysis patients representitive of their peak HR
- Autoimmune disease that will often affect kidney function
25 Clues: Gradual loss of kidney function • Blood metabolite from muscle breakdown • Sudden, potentially fatal rise in blood potassium • Repeated episodes of this infection could result in CKD • Initial exercise intensity recommended for those with CKD • Autoimmune disease that will often affect kidney function • ...
Exercise Physiology-Metabolism 2024-02-11
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- High Energy System
- _ is converted to Acetyl CoA in order to enter the TCA Cycle
- Broken down during Fat catabolism
- Low energy system
- The amount of ATP required to "kickstart" Glycolysis
- Cyclic AMP is a _ messenger
- The MAJORITY of lactate is oxidized as _ during exercise
- Glucose Paradox:The liver prefers _ to make Glycogen
- The amount of Pyruvate produced from Glycolysis
- The number of ATP from oxidation of glucose
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- Mazzeo found that as metabolic rate went up, so did _ oxidation
- Beta Oxidation cleave carbon atoms in _
- One of the 2 cofactors produced from oxidation of glucose
- Middle Energy System
- All amino acids become part of the amino acid _, located in the blood,liver,and muscle
- Insulin stimulates _
- True or False: There is a significant amount of energy derived from the glucose-alanine cycle
- One of the 2 cofactors produced from oxidation of glucose
- True or False:Lactic acid is a "dead-end" metabolite
- Catabolism of glucose
20 Clues: Low energy system • High Energy System • Middle Energy System • Insulin stimulates _ • Catabolism of glucose • Cyclic AMP is a _ messenger • Broken down during Fat catabolism • Beta Oxidation cleave carbon atoms in _ • The number of ATP from oxidation of glucose • The amount of Pyruvate produced from Glycolysis • The amount of ATP required to "kickstart" Glycolysis • ...
