exercise Crossword Puzzles
Spelling 90-110 2022-12-05
20 Clues: look • land • scare • pipes • place • start • freedom • doorway • instant • request • thankful • elements • training • champion • warehouse • treatment • direction • starvation • understanding • dismiss from mind
gym 2023-04-29
20 Clues: láz • suly • gépek • edzés • karate • aerobik • oktatók • kocogás • unalmas • köhögés • fogfájás • rosszabb • hasfájád • fülfájás • megfázás • fejfájás • edzőterem • torokfájás • testmozgás • nem ért egyet
Past tense 2021-08-16
11/8 2022-11-07
2hv vocabulary unit 1 & 2 2022-11-18
21 Clues: baai • zout • azijn • indruk • signaal • hopelijk • ongewoon • schudden • stinkend • oefening • adviseren • suggestie • jaarlijks • stedelijk • noodgeval • plotseling • bewonderen • bevestigen • veroorzaken • rechtstreeks • wolkenkrabber
en mi mochila 2023-11-08
20 Clues: five • blue • dogs • cats • book • white • eight • brown • ruler • black • seven • mother • sister • I have • eraser • pencil • father • yellow • brother • exercise book
School 2024-09-27
21 Clues: - klasė • - lenta • - pamoka • - testas • - klijai • - žodynas • - dalykas • - mokinys • - istorija • - užduotis • - liniuotė • - valgykla • - egzaminas • - pertrauka • - trintukas • - klausimas • - atsakymas • - mokytojas • - geografija • - namų darbai • - skaičiuotuvas
Unit 3 2026-01-13
21 Clues: bang • kaak • pols • darm • maag • keel • kuit • nier • geluk • spier • trots • enkel • verband • verrast • oefening • verdriet • nosebleed • voorhoofd • wenkbrauw • vol afkeer • pijnstillers
Spanish 1 Random Vocab 2025-06-05
19 Clues: fun • nice • tall • lazy • funny • short • lunch • shoes • house • pretty • sports • school • nothing • serious • exercise • homework • auditorium • intelligent • dishes/plates
Hypertension and Kidney Disease 2018-10-24
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- defined as force of blood against walls of arteries
- disease often called "silent"
- muscular _____ should be assessed using dynamometer
- cardiac output of 5 liters per minute
- Type of inhibitor that blocks beta blockers
- modified protocol appropriate for testing clients with CKD
- total peripheral resistance stays relatively ________ during training and at rest
- type of hypertension that affects 5-10% of cases
- medication working by decreasing Na+, K+ and fluid volumes
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- major cause of death for individuals with CKD
- type of dialysis that uses the peritoneum to exchange substances and filter through the blood
- intensity recommended for individuals with kidney disease
- During what should SBP be 220 or less
- special treatment for CKD patients to consider
- a type of stretching recommended for individuals with KD
- for KD patients, measure BP in the arm not containing the...
- type of aerobic exercise recommended for individuals with KD
- SBP of 120-129 and DBP less than 80 classified as..
- _______ strength testing should be done using a 3-RM or higher load for individuals with CKD
- exercise should be _______ during periods of rejection for recipients of kidney transplants
20 Clues: disease often called "silent" • During what should SBP be 220 or less • cardiac output of 5 liters per minute • Type of inhibitor that blocks beta blockers • major cause of death for individuals with CKD • special treatment for CKD patients to consider • type of hypertension that affects 5-10% of cases • defined as force of blood against walls of arteries • ...
Week 14 Spellings 2019-12-13
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- All people on earth are this.
- There was an … of things.
- A pouch in your clothes that you can put things in.
- A …. of milk.
- A piece of metal that flies in the sky.
- If you’re from China your native language is this.
- Difficult.
- To save a second copy of something.
- Kindest … Ellen Kelly.
- It’s a white carrot.
- When you are from Britain you’re known as this.
- A box or place that you can place things in.
- Humans.
- Someone that attacks something.
- A piece of chicken.
- Something you wear for exercise.
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- Someone that breaks into computers.
- To have disagreed with someone.
- A piece of clothing that you put on when it’s cold or raining.
- A colourful piece of sticky paper you put on things.
- A light touch that makes you laugh.
- If you don’t get exercise you start to get unhealthy.
- A symbol you put around a phrase to give extra information.
- If you’re from Japan your native language is this.
- This is a dark shade of red.
- A list to check off.
- If you won this in the lottery you would be rich.
- Common ….
28 Clues: Humans. • Common …. • Difficult. • A …. of milk. • A piece of chicken. • It’s a white carrot. • A list to check off. • Kindest … Ellen Kelly. • There was an … of things. • This is a dark shade of red. • All people on earth are this. • To have disagreed with someone. • Someone that attacks something. • Something you wear for exercise. • Someone that breaks into computers. • ...
muscular fitness Matt Burns 2026-04-01
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- exercise – Strengthens muscles through movement (lifting/lowering weights).
- clue move your arms up and down
- – Muscle shrinking due to lack of use.
- One complete movement of an exercise; builds strength/endurance depending on amount
- overload – Gradually increases difficulty to keep building strength/muscle.
- interval – Allows muscles to recover between sets.
- weights – Improves strength, balance, and coordination (dumbbells, barbells).
- contraction – Strengthens muscles while shortening (lifting weight).
- clue barbell needs to be used
- weights – Helps build strength with controlled movements; good for beginners.
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- max – Measures the maximum weight you can lift once; shows strength level.
- strength – Strengthens abs and lower back; improves balance and stability.
- exercise – Builds strength without movement (holding a position like a plank).
- exercises – Improves strength and endurance using your own body (push-ups, squats).
- A group of repetitions; organizes your workout.
- training – Builds strength by working against a force (weights, bands).
- – Increases muscle size (muscle growth).
- training – Improves strength and cardio by rotating through exercises quickly.
- – Increases intensity by doing two exercises back-to-back; saves time and boosts endurance.
- contraction – Strengthens muscles while lengthening (lowering weight).
20 Clues: clue barbell needs to be used • clue move your arms up and down • – Muscle shrinking due to lack of use. • – Increases muscle size (muscle growth). • A group of repetitions; organizes your workout. • interval – Allows muscles to recover between sets. • contraction – Strengthens muscles while shortening (lifting weight). • ...
Activity and Exercise 2022-04-26
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- any form of movement that causes your body to use energy
- activities that use large muscle groups for and extended period of time
- the ability to move your body parts through their full range of motion
- increasing the demands on your body, exercising at level beyond regular daily activities
- having enough energy for daily task, recreation and emergencies
- gradually increasing the demands on your body by working a little harder or longer
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- intense short burst of Activity that work muscles very hard that causes the body to produce energy without using oxygen
- the ability of your heart, lungs and blood vessels to send fuel and oxygen to your tissues during longer periods of vigorous activity
- purposeful and planned physical activity
- the amount of force your muscles can exert
- Exercise on a regular basis (at least 3 balanced workouts a week)
- minimal physical activity
12 Clues: minimal physical activity • purposeful and planned physical activity • the amount of force your muscles can exert • any form of movement that causes your body to use energy • having enough energy for daily task, recreation and emergencies • Exercise on a regular basis (at least 3 balanced workouts a week) • ...
Health 2018-11-14
Benefits of exercise 2024-03-27
Across
- what is the main liquid we need to survive
- what is the main thing meat gives you?
- what does bread give you
- what happens when you don't work out/do a sport
- by working out you strengthen this system
Down
- the thing you burn when you work out
- what does exercise do to your lifespan
- working out
- what does exercise give your body
- eating healthy
10 Clues: working out • eating healthy • what does bread give you • what does exercise give your body • the thing you burn when you work out • what does exercise do to your lifespan • what is the main thing meat gives you? • by working out you strengthen this system • what is the main liquid we need to survive • what happens when you don't work out/do a sport
Diary of a Wimpy Kid - November 2021-12-07
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- press an exercise in which a lifter lies on a bench and raises a weight with both arms
- the activity of lifting heavy objects either as a sport or for exercise
- having stopped working, often because you are old
- to exercise in order to improve the strength or appearance of your body
- to make your body bigger and heavier, especially by gaining more muscle
- (carry) Carrying someone over the shoulder
- one of the characters in a film, play, or dance, or the words, actions, or movements that are said or done by that character
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- very quickly, without needing to think about it
- not physically healthy enough for difficult exercise because you have not been involved in physical activities
- to fail
- set of rules, esp. to improve health
- a competition for a position on a team or a part in a play
12 Clues: to fail • set of rules, esp. to improve health • (carry) Carrying someone over the shoulder • very quickly, without needing to think about it • having stopped working, often because you are old • a competition for a position on a team or a part in a play • the activity of lifting heavy objects either as a sport or for exercise • ...
ACSM Chapter 14 review 2022-12-06
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- energy source for long duration exercise
- muscle soreness scale
- type of strength curve where the top half of the exercise is where you can lift most
- no to clients are the same so no two programs are the same
- rest period of 2-3 minutes
- type of resistance device that use lever arm, cams or pulleys
Down
- injury prevention training for the joints and muscles most susceptible to injury in a sport
- muscle contraction that shortens the muscle
- muscle contraction that lengthens the muscle
- must continue stimulus to continue gains
- type of contraction with constant tension throughout
- energy source for short duration exercise
- muscle contraction that has no movement involved
13 Clues: muscle soreness scale • rest period of 2-3 minutes • energy source for long duration exercise • must continue stimulus to continue gains • energy source for short duration exercise • muscle contraction that shortens the muscle • muscle contraction that lengthens the muscle • muscle contraction that has no movement involved • ...
DBT Distress Tolerance 2025-05-01
19 Clues: Half • Smile • Surfing • TheMind • Willing • Radical • andCons • Soothing • Exercise • WiseMind • TheMoment • Mindfully • Breathing • TakeaStepBack • VSwillfulness • TheTemperature • MuscleRelaxation • withTheFiveSenses • ofCurrentThroughts
Activity and Exercise 2022-04-26
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- any form of movement that causes your body to use energy
- activities that use large muscle groups for and extended period of time
- the ability to move your body parts through their full range of motion
- increasing the demands on your body, exercising at level beyond regular daily activities
- having enough energy for daily task, recreation and emergencies
- gradually increasing the demands on your body by working a little harder or longer
Down
- intense short burst of Activity that work muscles very hard that causes the body to produce energy without using oxygen
- the ability of your heart, lungs and blood vessels to send fuel and oxygen to your tissues during longer periods of vigorous activity
- purposeful and planned physical activity
- the amount of force your muscles can exert
- Exercise on a regular basis (at least 3 balanced workouts a week)
- minimal physical activity
12 Clues: minimal physical activity • purposeful and planned physical activity • the amount of force your muscles can exert • any form of movement that causes your body to use energy • having enough energy for daily task, recreation and emergencies • Exercise on a regular basis (at least 3 balanced workouts a week) • ...
16. Hobbies 2023-06-16
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- - Closing or securing something using a seal or adhesive
- - Walking in nature for fun or exercise
- - Playing video games for fun or competition
- - A type of game played with a deck of cards
- - Gathering and displaying items of a particular type, such as stamps or coins
- - Joining metal pieces together using heat and pressure
- - Creating art with pencils, pens, or other tools
- - A popular trading card game and video game franchise
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- - Enjoying books and stories for pleasure or learning
- - Riding a bicycle for fun or exercise
- - Growing and caring for plants and flowers
- - Small sculptures or models of people or animals
- - Moving through water for fun or exercise
13 Clues: - Riding a bicycle for fun or exercise • - Walking in nature for fun or exercise • - Moving through water for fun or exercise • - Growing and caring for plants and flowers • - Playing video games for fun or competition • - A type of game played with a deck of cards • - Small sculptures or models of people or animals • - Creating art with pencils, pens, or other tools • ...
WTG Unit 2 2022-01-09
Gateway to MOdule A unit 2 vocabulary 2025-01-12
Gym Fitness Final 2017-01-13
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- The ability to perform with strength at a rapid pace; combination of strength and speed
- The integration of eye, hand, and foot movements
- Incorporates cardiovascular training into your weight training by taking short rest time between exercise sets, so that the heart rate stays elevated for a minimum of 20 minutes
- The ability to change the position of your body and to control the movement of your whole body
- Gradually increasing the intensity, frequency, and time of the exercise
- 120/80 is healthy; if this is high, you are more likely to have a heart attack or stroke
- Total amount of weight lifted determines this
- A healthy time of this is below 72 beats per minute
- The ability of a muscle group to apply a maximal force against a resistance one time
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- the ratio of fat to muscle, bone, and other tissues that compose your body
- The range of movement possible at various joints
- This for women should be under 32.5 inches, men under 35 inches
- Examples include monounsaturated fats, Omega 3's, olive oil, and nuts
- The ability to keep an upright posture while either standing still or moving
- An activity that is part of your normal everyday routine
- The amount of time it takes to start a movement once your senses signal the need to move
- An activity that has a clear purpose and is planned out beforehand to help accomplish a goal
- Test for inflammation in the body
- Relates to the ability of the heart, blood, blood vessels, and respiratory system to supply oxygen and necessary fuel to the muscles during exercise
- The ability to cover a distance in a short time
20 Clues: Test for inflammation in the body • Total amount of weight lifted determines this • The ability to cover a distance in a short time • The range of movement possible at various joints • The integration of eye, hand, and foot movements • A healthy time of this is below 72 beats per minute • An activity that is part of your normal everyday routine • ...
Children and Young Athletes 2013-07-25
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- Children should avoid exercise in these conditions.
- Children do not have the same ability to lose heat through this mechanism at the same rate as adults.
- Basic exercises, appropriate for children which use body weight for resistance.
- Asthmatics should avoid these.
- A common medication used for Asthma.
- The number of puffs of a reliever inhaler and time between repeating medication again.
- A common syndrome which affects the knee of teenagers.
- High blood glucose.
- A sign and symptom of an Asthma attack.
- Should used as a strategy to reduce the risk of an Asthma attack.
- Refers to the maintenance of a stable internal temperature independent of the temperature of the environment.
- A seizure with muscular spasms and convulsions.
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- With a epileptic seizure never (8) the suffer.
- EIA
- Resistance with high repetitions through the full range of movement is a safe and appropriate form of resistance training for young athletes.
- Children should have these days to avoid overuse injuries.
- Injuries from repetitive actions which place too much stress on the bones and muscles.
- Is a disease in which the body does not produce or properly use insulin.
- Low blood glucose.
- Over 2 million Australians have this medical condition, with 1 in 6 children suffering from this condition.
- Resistance programs for children and young athletes should focus upon (9).
- This exercise is preferred form for Asthmatics.
- In most cases, sports are safe for children with epilepsy if they are closely (10).
- is a condition of recurring seizures due to a disturbance of the electrochemical activity in the brain.
- Is of considerable assistance in managing diabetes.
25 Clues: EIA • Low blood glucose. • High blood glucose. • Asthmatics should avoid these. • A common medication used for Asthma. • A sign and symptom of an Asthma attack. • With a epileptic seizure never (8) the suffer. • This exercise is preferred form for Asthmatics. • A seizure with muscular spasms and convulsions. • Children should avoid exercise in these conditions. • ...
PHED 201 Health and Fitness Vocab 2021-08-20
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- How often a person should train
- The ability to change directions rapidly and accurately
- developing attitudes that promote self-confidence, character, communication skills, courtesy, respect, self-control, value judgments, and stress management
- The ability to perform motor tasks smoothly and accurately
- application of science to the study of the body in motion
- competitive physical activities governed by rules
- How hard a person should exercise
- the amount of time it takes for exercise benefits to diminish
- The ability of a joint to move freely through its full range of motion
- stretching, twisting, pushing, lifting, and swinging
- comprehension, analysis, critical thinking, evaluation, strategizing, application
- Increasing gradually the stress on the muscles so the body can adapt
- agility, balance, coordination, reaction time
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- The ability to respond or react quickly to a stimulus
- emotional, mental, physical, social, and spiritual
- The kind or mode of exercise performed
- highly organized and structured competitions among skilled athletes
- walking, running, jumping, leaping, and sliding
- Percent body fat or lean body mass
- The ability to maintain equilibrium while stationary or moving
- physical activity is for everyone because it is essential to health and well-being
- BMI greater than 30
- fundamental movement skills, sport skills, motor skills, muscular strength, endurance, flexibility, balance, power, agility
- Training exact areas of muscles, energy systems, and ranges of motion to improve fitness
- Placing increasing amounts of stress on the body to cause adaptations that improve fitness
- A person's weight in kilograms divided by his or her height in meters squared
- How long of the duration a person should exercise
- the ability to exert force rapidly through a combination of strength and speed
- The ability to quickly perform a movement
29 Clues: BMI greater than 30 • How often a person should train • How hard a person should exercise • Percent body fat or lean body mass • The kind or mode of exercise performed • The ability to quickly perform a movement • agility, balance, coordination, reaction time • walking, running, jumping, leaping, and sliding • competitive physical activities governed by rules • ...
big good crossword 2021-10-19
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- The quality or state of being physically strong.
- An even distribution of weight lets someone or something stay upright and steady.
- Time The time between a stimulus and a response
- The action of repeating something.
- (or Aerobic Endurance)
- The ability to think and understand quickly.
- a combination of multiple exercises performed with short rest periods between them.
- Completing several reps of a specific exercise in a row
- The quality of bending easily without breaking.
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- This principle says that in order to train muscles, they must work harder than they are accustomed to. This “overload” will result in increased strength as the body adapts to the stress placed upon it.
- The organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively.
- Rate A measurement of the work done by the heart, commonly expressed as the number of beats per minute (bpm).
- A term for someone's aerobic fitness capacity - their ability to do prolonged exercise without fatigue.
- The body's ability to exercise with minimal fatigue. Often used with other terms such as; endurance training, muscular endurance and cardiorespiratory endurance
- Physical conditioning in which muscles are exercised by being worked against an opposing force
- The rate at which someone or something is able to move or operate.
- The ability to transform physical energy into force at a fast rate, with emphasis placed on the speed of the action
- High-intensity interval training
- Denoting exercises, typically aerobics, designed to put little or no harmful stress on the body.
- measure of how well your blood transports oxygen around the body, and how well your muscles utilize the oxygen.
- How often you exercise
21 Clues: (or Aerobic Endurance) • How often you exercise • High-intensity interval training • The action of repeating something. • The ability to think and understand quickly. • Time The time between a stimulus and a response • The quality of bending easily without breaking. • The quality or state of being physically strong. • ...
Spooner 2021-07-13
Across
- shorthand for a rotation step on the same side of the motion
- Holding a band in front in a pallof rotating and going into a lunge postion
- Lying supine in a hooklying position bracing the core muscles
- shorthand for standing with right foot forward
- Starting in a quadruped position flexing and extending through the thoracic spine
- Lying supine on the reformer performing shoulder extension, abduction, and circumduction
- A modality that requires a consent form that is done by certified therapists
- A muscle located on the anterior portion of the thigh that performs knee extension
- the shorthand for including upper extremities during an exercise
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- Standing in the rack holding the handles performing a squat
- Originates on the posterior surface of the lateral epicondyle of the humerus and inserts distally on the superior posterior surface of the ulna and the lateral aspect of the olecranon
- and exercise tool that uses all planes of motion to assess a paitent... Tims favorite tool
- anatomical term for the shoulder blade
- Using ultrasound with electrical stimulation
- an exercise in the sagittal plane that engages the gastrocnemius
- Using the trolleys walking out pushing the arms out until fully overhead while keeping scapula retracted, can be done on TRX as well
- A training method partially restricting arterial inflow and fully restricting venous outflow in working musculature during exercise
- Starting in a quadruped position leaning back into the hips and holding
- Standing near the wall with one arm across the body posted on the wall leaning over the posted arm
- Having a string at the patients nose and focusing on one ball at a time
20 Clues: anatomical term for the shoulder blade • Using ultrasound with electrical stimulation • shorthand for standing with right foot forward • Standing in the rack holding the handles performing a squat • shorthand for a rotation step on the same side of the motion • Lying supine in a hooklying position bracing the core muscles • ...
Customer Experience Crossword 2024 2024-09-17
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- A type of ideation exercise, or, "I can see it"? Word 2
- A research metric that is based on a single survey question asking respondents to rate the likelihood that they would recommend a company, product, or service; "________ promoter score"
- An "electrifying" type of ideation exercise; word 2
- This area collaborates with teams to understand experience data and recommend next steps; customer _______
- "Customer & Digital ___________ Team"
- An "electrifying" type of ideation exercise; word 1
- Title of the CX/DX newsletter; "____ Points"
- User interface, abbr.
- CX/DX Team value #4 (hint: Sharepoint site banner)
- This area leads creation of ideation artifacts like personas; _______ & analysis
- A method for obtaining the answer to #1 down
- The name of the Viva Engage CX/DX community; "CX & DX ______"
- Fictional character based on a composite of real customer data
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- Soliciting customer _________ helps to uncover insights
- CX/DX Team value #1 (hint: Sharepoint site banner)
- A type of ideation exercise, or, "I can see it"? Word 1
- A collection of reusable components, patterns, guidelines, and documents, used to create cohesive and consistent user interfaces across various products and platforms (2 words)
- This area facilitates CX/DX socialization by creating content that makes complex themes accessible; ________ communication
- Customer & Digital Experience, abbr.
- This area provides recommendations on development of interactions within digital tools and products; UI/UX _______
- CX/DX Team value #2 (hint: Sharepoint site banner)
- CX/DX Team value #3 (hint: Sharepoint site banner)
- voice of the customer, abbr.
- A journey ____ uncovers customer moods and touchpoints along the way
- An important type of customer
- User experience, abbr.
- The 2024 CX Day ______ is “Good CX delivers better outcomes for customers, employees and organizations.”
27 Clues: User interface, abbr. • User experience, abbr. • voice of the customer, abbr. • An important type of customer • Customer & Digital Experience, abbr. • "Customer & Digital ___________ Team" • Title of the CX/DX newsletter; "____ Points" • A method for obtaining the answer to #1 down • CX/DX Team value #1 (hint: Sharepoint site banner) • ...
KIN 474 Final Review 2025-07-23
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- A model used to describe a four phase warm up structure by the NSCA
- The extent to which the test score corresponds with future performance or behavior
- Smallest planning unit in periodization (~1 week)
- The energy system that is utilized to provide ATP for a hard set of 3 lasting ~10 seconds
- The micromanagement of previously delineated stages of training (i.e. the sets reps and exercise selection)
- Rest interval category typically 2–5 minutes between sets
- According to your textbook, this is the best predictor of endurance performance
- Disruption of connective tissue bonds is this type of benefit when warming up
- The most amount of sets that are recommended for an exercise when the goal is hypertrophy
- Post-competitive phase emphasizing recovery
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- The number of minutes that is recommended for a general warm up
- This cycle could last from several months to as long as a year
- This method of prescribing training heart rate targets has a 1:1 relationship with % of VO2max
- The method of progression in which we shorten rest periods between sets
- The least amount of resistance training session that is recommended during the off season
- The primary training goal during the post season
- The type of tests that should come first within a testing battery
- The lowest amount of recommended progression from week to week when prescribing endurance exercise
- A measure of how consistent or repeatable a test is.
- This form of stretching has been found to result in the greatest increases in long term flexibility. But may hinder power performance if done immediately prior to exercise
20 Clues: Post-competitive phase emphasizing recovery • The primary training goal during the post season • Smallest planning unit in periodization (~1 week) • A measure of how consistent or repeatable a test is. • Rest interval category typically 2–5 minutes between sets • This cycle could last from several months to as long as a year • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-23
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- A term in fitness that refers to progressively increasing the amount of stress put on the body for muscle growth and strength improvement
- The part of the body located between the neck and abdomen - houses organs such as the heart and lungs
- A lower body exercise that involves beginning the knees and lowering the hips - helps with glutes, thighs, and hips
- The large, triangular muscle located on the uppermost part of the arm and shoulder
- core exercise that involves maintaining a ''push up'' position
- An organ in your digestive system where food is broken down by acids and enzymes
- The condition where muscles or tissues waste away due to lack of use or disease
- A limb on the human body that extends from the shoulder to the hand
- A term often used to describe the strength, force, or degree of something
- A common exercise that targets your abdominal muscles
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- The last name of a short curly hair girl
- Continuous/measurable quantity ( on a clock )
- A term used to describe how often something happens over time
- The muscle located on the front part of the upper arm - flexes the elbow and rotates the forearm
- A group of four muscles located at the front of the thigh - that extends the knee
- The first name of a Dominican/Filipino
- A tough, fibrous connective tissue that attaches muscle to the bone - enables the transfer of force to facilitate movement
- The part of your body that connects your arm to your torso, allowing you to lift and move your arm
- The choice of your exercise
- The large muscle on the back of the upper arm - extends the elbow joint
20 Clues: The choice of your exercise • The first name of a Dominican/Filipino • The last name of a short curly hair girl • Continuous/measurable quantity ( on a clock ) • A common exercise that targets your abdominal muscles • A term used to describe how often something happens over time • core exercise that involves maintaining a ''push up'' position • ...
Physical Education 2026-02-28
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- Body tissue that contracts (Contract)
- Vitamin from sunlight (Sunlight)
- Olympic motto value (Best)
- Muscle at back of thigh (Backthigh)
- Stretch with movement (movement) CALISTHENICS Exercise using body weight (Bodyweight)
- Measure of heart beats per minute (Heartbeat)
- Exercise that increases heart rate (Cardio)
- Combination of speed and strength (Explosiveness)
- Nutrient for muscle repair (Repair)
- Team leader (Leader)
- Warm-up before activity (Warmup)
- The ability of the heart and lungs to supply oxygen (Force)
- Resistance training tool (Weight)
- Cooling down after exercise (Recovery)
- The ability to perform a movement quickly (Quickness)
- Type of stretch held for seconds (Hold)
- Fluid lost through sweat (Hydration )
- Time between sets (Pause)
- Bending a joint (Bend)
- Hard connective tissue (Support)
- Number of players in basketball team on court (Basketball)
- Ability to maintain balance (Stability) AGILITY Quick change of direction (Direction)
- Number of players in volleyball on court (Volleyball)
- The ability of muscles to exert force (Force)
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- Straightening a joint (Straighten)
- Study of body movement (Movement)
- Ability to sustain activity over time (Stamina)
- Joint that moves freely (Joint)
- Fair play principle (Honesty)
- Protective gear for head (Protection)
- Main energy source (Energy)
- Exercise using short bursts of effort (burst)
- Large muscle in front thigh (Thigh)
- Mineral important for bones (Bones)
- Muscle used for breathing (Breathing)
- Movement away from body (Away)
- Twisting injury to ligament (Twist)
- Tournament elimination type (Elimination)
- Excess body fat measurement (Fat)
- Movement toward body (Toward)
- Activity done for fun (Leisure)
- Injury from overuse (Overuse)
- Sportsmanship quality (Honor)
- The ability to move joints through full range (Range)
- Body’s control center (Control)
- Healthy eating guide (Nutrition)
- Game official (Official)
- Target heart rate zone (Zone)
48 Clues: Team leader (Leader) • Bending a joint (Bend) • Game official (Official) • Time between sets (Pause) • Olympic motto value (Best) • Main energy source (Energy) • Fair play principle (Honesty) • Movement toward body (Toward) • Injury from overuse (Overuse) • Sportsmanship quality (Honor) • Target heart rate zone (Zone) • Movement away from body (Away) • Joint that moves freely (Joint) • ...
Asthma 2022-08-01
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- Medication delivery device
- Plan Important, what to do in an emergency
- Asthma triggers
- Tightening of the bands of smooth
- Outside factors (stress, weather)
- Asthma comes and go feel normal in
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- Asthma triggered by exercise
- Symptoms Asthma
- Measurement device (daily)
- A simple breathing test
- Swelling of the lining airways
- airways constrict (tighten)
- medications Reduce inflammation/prevent
13 Clues: Symptoms Asthma • Asthma triggers • A simple breathing test • Medication delivery device • Measurement device (daily) • airways constrict (tighten) • Asthma triggered by exercise • Swelling of the lining airways • Tightening of the bands of smooth • Outside factors (stress, weather) • Asthma comes and go feel normal in • medications Reduce inflammation/prevent • ...
Fitness 2023-07-07
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- what is the primary muscle named located on your thigh
- type of squat
- what type of training do we do with weights
- how many minutes of physical activity is recommended in a week
- what is the exercise commonly done with a pole
- what do you call the weights along the mirrors
- what is it called when we move and have a goal in mind
- how many minutes do I recommend for a preworkout cardio
- name of the exercise you go on your tippy toes
Down
- what is the machine beside the rowing machine called
- largest muscle in the body
- what muscles are located to the back and below your shoulders
- what should we do after a workout that’s important
- what’s important to maintain when we age
- what do you call the long bars by the squat rack
- what gives us most of our feedback during balancing exercises
- what muscle is located to the front and below your shoulder
- what are the primary muscles called located on the back of the thigh
- type of exercise to elevate heart rate
- as we age what tends to get impaired (not your sanity lol)
- who’s your favourite fitness instructor
21 Clues: type of squat • largest muscle in the body • type of exercise to elevate heart rate • who’s your favourite fitness instructor • what’s important to maintain when we age • what type of training do we do with weights • what is the exercise commonly done with a pole • what do you call the weights along the mirrors • name of the exercise you go on your tippy toes • ...
muscular fitness Matt Burns 2026-04-01
Across
- exercise – Strengthens muscles through movement (lifting/lowering weights).
- clue move your arms up and down
- – Muscle shrinking due to lack of use.
- One complete movement of an exercise; builds strength/endurance depending on amount
- overload – Gradually increases difficulty to keep building strength/muscle.
- interval – Allows muscles to recover between sets.
- weights – Improves strength, balance, and coordination (dumbbells, barbells).
- contraction – Strengthens muscles while shortening (lifting weight).
- clue barbell needs to be used
- weights – Helps build strength with controlled movements; good for beginners.
Down
- max – Measures the maximum weight you can lift once; shows strength level.
- strength – Strengthens abs and lower back; improves balance and stability.
- exercise – Builds strength without movement (holding a position like a plank).
- exercises – Improves strength and endurance using your own body (push-ups, squats).
- A group of repetitions; organizes your workout.
- training – Builds strength by working against a force (weights, bands).
- – Increases muscle size (muscle growth).
- training – Improves strength and cardio by rotating through exercises quickly.
- – Increases intensity by doing two exercises back-to-back; saves time and boosts endurance.
- contraction – Strengthens muscles while lengthening (lowering weight).
20 Clues: clue barbell needs to be used • clue move your arms up and down • – Muscle shrinking due to lack of use. • – Increases muscle size (muscle growth). • A group of repetitions; organizes your workout. • interval – Allows muscles to recover between sets. • contraction – Strengthens muscles while shortening (lifting weight). • ...
YW GPS 2021-08-25
Activities 2021-05-31
Grade 6 - Exam vocabulary 2026-03-10
18 Clues: Эссе • Тест • Допуск • Диплом • Проект • Оценка • Работа • Предмет • Успешно • Экзамен • Оценить • Пройдено • Выполнить • Результат • Упражнение • Сопоставить • Диссертация • Неудовлетворительно
Module 9 Carbs and Fats Biology 2014-10-10
Across
- Most diets are deficient in this Omega, and it contains Fish oil, Hemp, Flax, Cod, Salmon, and Halibut
- Wholegrain bread, cereals, grains etc.
- Where glycogen is stored
- Fats which are solid at room temperature
- Fats which are liquid at room temperature
- The form Tour de France athletes consume their carbs
- A system which refers to how quickly glucose levels are affected by food.
- Exercise of high intensity performed over short periods
- Something which comes in the forms of Omega 3+6
- A starch in mass gainers that mimics simple carbs and gives energy
- Something which aids carb absorption, uptake of amino acids, and glycogen increase
Down
- The best time in hours to eat before exercise. You should consume 2.5kg carbs at this time
- The omega that contains olive oil
- A type of saturated fats that provide an efficient energy source e.g. coconut oil
- A substance which is produced by EFAs
- An acid which causes muscular fatigue
- A starch which is derived from rice, barley, and corn.
- Replenished more easily after exercise
- The omega that contains EPO, Safflower, Sunflower, Starflower, Flax, and Hemp
- Refined sugars, honey, fruit juice
- Exercise of moderate intensity performed over long periods
- Fats which have been linked to obesity
22 Clues: Where glycogen is stored • The omega that contains olive oil • Refined sugars, honey, fruit juice • A substance which is produced by EFAs • An acid which causes muscular fatigue • Wholegrain bread, cereals, grains etc. • Replenished more easily after exercise • Fats which have been linked to obesity • Fats which are solid at room temperature • ...
Revision 1 2013-11-07
Across
- What type of pathogen causes flu?
- A __________ is something that spreads diseases, like a mosquito.
- People who exercise more need to eat lots of __________ for energy.
- This condition is caused by not eating enough protein.
- Pathogens can make you ill by producing t_______.
- What type of pathogen causes cholera?
- Teenagers need to eat a lot of _________ for growing.
- This is the blood pressure when the heart relaxes.
- Carbohydrates are made up of these.
- How long you can exercise for is called ____________.
- If you have a BMI of over 35, you are ____________.
- Hydrochloric _________ kills pathogens in the stomach.
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- These medicines only kill bacteria.
- These people do not eat meat or fish.
- _________ disease can be caused by high blood pressure, smoking and eating fatty food.
- What type of pathogen causes malaria?
- Too much fatty food can lead to a build up of ___________ in your arteries.
- Regular___________can decrease blood pressure.
- Proteins are made up of these.
- What type of pathogen causes Athlete’s foot?
- Some white blood cells e__________ (eat) pathogens to kill them.
- This is the blood pressure when the heart contracts.
22 Clues: Proteins are made up of these. • What type of pathogen causes flu? • These medicines only kill bacteria. • Carbohydrates are made up of these. • These people do not eat meat or fish. • What type of pathogen causes malaria? • What type of pathogen causes cholera? • What type of pathogen causes Athlete’s foot? • Regular___________can decrease blood pressure. • ...
Body Systems 2020-10-22
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- Brings oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the body
- Where you stretch your muscles and/or joints
- A medical condition where it is hard to breathe
- helps our bodies create vitamin D
- Protects the brain and forms the shape of our face
- Exercising helps people lose weight and lower the risk of some diseases
- They can damage hearing in the same way that things like chainsaws can
- A condition of the skin that shows up as different types of bumps
- Allow a rotating or twisting motion (the joint)
- Where two bones meet
Down
- A type of exercise that gets the heart pumping and gets you breathing harder
- Attached by cord-like tendons to bone (the muscle)
- is a temporary loss of consciousness
- Caused by odor-producing bacteria that grow in the mouth
- A permanent kind of body art
- Wash your face twice a day with warm water and mild soap
- Pull on joints, allow us to move
- 8 to 10 hours is needed for most teens
- Benefits every part of the body, including the mind
- When you exercise your other muscles besides your heart
- Where you unite the mind, body, and spirit
21 Clues: Where two bones meet • A permanent kind of body art • Pull on joints, allow us to move • helps our bodies create vitamin D • is a temporary loss of consciousness • 8 to 10 hours is needed for most teens • Where you unite the mind, body, and spirit • Where you stretch your muscles and/or joints • A medical condition where it is hard to breathe • ...
AEROBIC ENDURANCE. 2025-11-04
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- — The body’s adjustment in response to training.
- — Physical activities involving skill and competition.
- — The breakdown of complex molecules for energy.
- — The movement of air in and out of the lungs.
- — Essential nutrients needed for body processes.
- — Relating to the lungs and breathing.
- — The length of time something lasts.
- — Circulating fluid that delivers oxygen and nutrients.
- — Stored form of carbohydrate in muscles and liver.
- — To widen or expand, especially blood vessels.
- — Planned physical activity for fitness or health.
- — The total amount or capacity of something.
- — Related to the heart and its functions.
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- — Concerning the normal functions of the body.
- — Exercise that requires oxygen for energy.
- — Related to how the body converts food into energy.
- — Time for recovery after physical exertion.
- — The maximum ability or potential to perform.
- — Body tissue that contracts to produce movement.
- — Practice regularly to improve performance.
- — The power to withstand long, challenging activity.
- — A person trained or skilled in physical activity.
- — A measure of speed or frequency (like heart rate).
- — Gas required by the body for aerobic exercise.
- — The ability to sustain long periods of effort.
- — Intense activity performed without enough oxygen.
26 Clues: — The length of time something lasts. • — Relating to the lungs and breathing. • — Related to the heart and its functions. • — Exercise that requires oxygen for energy. • — Time for recovery after physical exertion. • — Practice regularly to improve performance. • — The total amount or capacity of something. • — Concerning the normal functions of the body. • ...
muscular fitness Matt Burns 2026-04-01
Across
- exercise – Strengthens muscles through movement (lifting/lowering weights).
- clue move your arms up and down
- – Muscle shrinking due to lack of use.
- One complete movement of an exercise; builds strength/endurance depending on amount
- overload – Gradually increases difficulty to keep building strength/muscle.
- interval – Allows muscles to recover between sets.
- weights – Improves strength, balance, and coordination (dumbbells, barbells).
- contraction – Strengthens muscles while shortening (lifting weight).
- clue barbell needs to be used
- weights – Helps build strength with controlled movements; good for beginners.
Down
- max – Measures the maximum weight you can lift once; shows strength level.
- strength – Strengthens abs and lower back; improves balance and stability.
- exercise – Builds strength without movement (holding a position like a plank).
- exercises – Improves strength and endurance using your own body (push-ups, squats).
- A group of repetitions; organizes your workout.
- training – Builds strength by working against a force (weights, bands).
- – Increases muscle size (muscle growth).
- training – Improves strength and cardio by rotating through exercises quickly.
- – Increases intensity by doing two exercises back-to-back; saves time and boosts endurance.
- contraction – Strengthens muscles while lengthening (lowering weight).
20 Clues: clue barbell needs to be used • clue move your arms up and down • – Muscle shrinking due to lack of use. • – Increases muscle size (muscle growth). • A group of repetitions; organizes your workout. • interval – Allows muscles to recover between sets. • contraction – Strengthens muscles while shortening (lifting weight). • ...
YW GPS 2021-08-25
Healthy Living 2021-06-06
19 Clues: etu • taso • neste • neuvot • ärtynyt • sairaus • tehtävä • nesteet • tarmokas • jäykkyys • kunnolla • palkinto • retkahtaa • kasvattaa • ajanvaraus • harjoittelu • viimeaikoina • pitääsisällään • pitääsisällään
Kpl 5 2025-01-29
18 Clues: veri • vahata • täysin • rokote • korkeus • maisemat • selvästi • ihmetellä • särkylääke • verenvuoto • niiskuttaa • kiusallinen • vaeltaminen • hyvinvointi • kuumemittari • kovalla_maalla • maailmankaikkeus • harrastaa_liikuntaa
Stórfocal- Na Meáin Chumarsáide 2025-09-28
18 Clues: Free • Silly • Look! • Value • Honest • Action • Judges • Triails • Exercise • Offering • Discount • Presenter • Difference • Importance • Especially • Scholarship • Contestants • Unrealistic
Body Systems 2020-10-22
Across
- Allow a rotating or twisting motion (the joint)
- A condition of the skin that shows up as different types of bumps
- When you exercise your other muscles besides your heart
- A type of exercise that gets the heart pumping and gets you breathing harder
- Wash your face twice a day with warm water and mild soap
- Brings oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the body
- is a temporary loss of consciousness
- Pull on joints, allow us to move
- Exercising helps people lose weight and lower the risk of some diseases
- Where two bones meet
- They can damage hearing in the same way that things like chainsaws can
- 8 to 10 hours is needed for most teens
- Caused by odor-producing bacteria that grow in the mouth
Down
- A permanent kind of body art
- Where you stretch your muscles and/or joints
- A medical condition where it is hard to breathe
- Benefits every part of the body, including the mind
- Protects the brain and forms the shape of our face
- helps our bodies create vitamin D
- Attached by cord-like tendons to bone (the muscle)
20 Clues: Where two bones meet • A permanent kind of body art • Pull on joints, allow us to move • helps our bodies create vitamin D • is a temporary loss of consciousness • 8 to 10 hours is needed for most teens • Where you stretch your muscles and/or joints • Allow a rotating or twisting motion (the joint) • A medical condition where it is hard to breathe • ...
Your Health 2023-05-19
Across
- A mixture of greens, meat, and other vegetables
- An _____ disorder involves some form of inconsistent and unhealthy eating patterns
- It is important to do this at least 3-5 times a week.
- Foods that are not preserved
- ______ is lower in carbs and is often considered to be a healthier form of grains
- It is important that food and hands be ______ or clean
- ____ should be healthy and small
- We eat food to get this
- To have a balanced diet, it is important to have plenty of ______
- This is found in beans, meat, and nuts
Down
- This is a good, simple form of exercise
- This disease can be caused by unhealthy lifestyles
- Getting a ______ can be helpful when trying to exercise more often
- How many meals should you have per day?
- For our bodies to work properly, we need complete _____
- Starches, grain, and sugars
- _____ and minerals are necessary for our bodies to work
- Healthy eating is about ______
- Too much _____ can cause a lot of health problems
- This comes from the milk of animals
- It is important to have _____ in your diet
- Meat that has less fat is _____
22 Clues: We eat food to get this • Starches, grain, and sugars • Foods that are not preserved • Healthy eating is about ______ • Meat that has less fat is _____ • ____ should be healthy and small • This comes from the milk of animals • This is found in beans, meat, and nuts • This is a good, simple form of exercise • How many meals should you have per day? • ...
Why We Should Keep Our Joints Healthy 2025-05-05
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- Daily activities that can be disrupted if joints are unhealthy.
- A form of muscle exercise besides cardio.
- Another term for "joint bones".
- A form of chronic inflammatory joint disease.
- A benefit of keeping joints healthy related to body weight.
- An activity that improves balance and muscle strength.
- A type of emotional disorder that can be reduced by keeping joints healthy.
- A form of exercise that can increase body flexibility.
- A joint problem often accompanied by swelling and pain.
- A positive mental condition that improves when joints are healthy.
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- A compound that deteriorates due to degenerative joint disease.
- ... fitness will improve if we take care of our joints.
- A feeling that often arises when joints are damaged.
- A common joint disease caused by cartilage wear and tear.
- Body activity such as walking and running that helps maintain physical fitness.
- A term for body movement involving multiple joints.
- A term that describes the body’s ability to move freely.
- A body component that connects bones and allows movement.
- One way to maintain a healthy body weight.
- The main goal of keeping joints healthy is so they can be used throughout ... life.
20 Clues: Another term for "joint bones". • A form of muscle exercise besides cardio. • One way to maintain a healthy body weight. • A form of chronic inflammatory joint disease. • A term for body movement involving multiple joints. • A feeling that often arises when joints are damaged. • An activity that improves balance and muscle strength. • ...
NYC AND ELLIS ISLAND 2024-03-26
PE 2023-02-22
10 Clues: - TO THRUST • - LIKE A BOARD • TO CROUCH DOWN • UP - TO PREPARE • AEROBIC EXERCISE • UP - UPWARD THRUST • PLANK - SIDE BOARD • - REPEATED EXERCISE • - FLOORBOARD SQUATS • UP - STRAIGHTEN, TO RAISE
Vocab 12 Word Exercise 2013-04-02
Across
- I believe it is time to _ _ _ _ _ _ my next step in life.
- This is total _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, that is not what we were taught!
- I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ when I saw the blood.
- Balanced
- Not easy
- The tyrant was being _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- It's funny watching Johnny and Isabel _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for the prize.
- The cashier was being _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to the paying customers.
- I cannot stand you, you are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
- The ex-con has led an _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ life fooling the FBI.
- No one believed the scrawny kid would beat the _ _ _ _ _ _ champion.
- Opposite of cruel or merciless
- Flexible
Down
- To overthrow
- Poisonous
- To cooperate with others in a plan
- The homeless dogs were being _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ at the shelter.
- Synonym to perceptible, detectable
- Foxes and raccoon are undeniable _ _ _ _.
- It's best to wear _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ wool than natural cotton when hiking in snow.
20 Clues: Balanced • Not easy • Flexible • Poisonous • To overthrow • Opposite of cruel or merciless • To cooperate with others in a plan • Synonym to perceptible, detectable • I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ when I saw the blood. • The tyrant was being _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • Foxes and raccoon are undeniable _ _ _ _. • I cannot stand you, you are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . • ...
Vocab 12 Word Exercise 2013-04-02
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- It's funny watching Johnny and Isabel _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for the prize.
- The cashier was being _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to the paying customers.
- Synonym to perceptible, detectable
- No one believed the scrawny kid would beat the _ _ _ _ _ _ champion.
- Flexible
- Foxes and raccoon are undeniable _ _ _ _.
- Not easy
- To overthrow
- It's best to wear _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ wool than natural cotton when hiking in snow.
- Opposite of cruel or merciless
- The homeless dogs were being _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ at the shelter.
Down
- I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ when I saw the blood.
- The tyrant was being _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Balanced
- The ex-con has led an _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ life fooling the FBI.
- I believe it is time to _ _ _ _ _ _ my next step in life.
- I cannot stand you, you are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
- Poisonous
- To cooperate with others in a plan
- This is total _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, that is not what we were taught!
20 Clues: Balanced • Flexible • Not easy • Poisonous • To overthrow • Opposite of cruel or merciless • Synonym to perceptible, detectable • To cooperate with others in a plan • I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ when I saw the blood. • The tyrant was being _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • Foxes and raccoon are undeniable _ _ _ _. • I cannot stand you, you are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . • ...
Unit 11 Word Exercise 2014-04-29
20 Clues: Rule • Aware • Creek • Waste • Brief • Behave • Regain • Stench • Modest • Flinch • Decline • Vibrate • Disclose • Lowering • Preclude • Supporter • Merciless • Shortness • Disjointed • Misrepresent
Exercise 13: Animal Development 2013-12-02
Across
- These cells do not form from any of the three layers.
- A fertilized egg.
- The process of a fertilized egg developing from a single cell to a free-living organism.
- The first central cavity to form in development.
- "End"
- This type of animal does not form a shelled egg or a placenta.
- The type of cleavage birds have.
- cord The neural tube develops into the brain and _____ ____.
- The digestive tract forms around this cavity.
- When yolk is distributed equally throughout the egg.
- In place of the yolk in mammals.
- Lies ventral to the neural tube.
- Extraembryonic membrane used for waste storage.
- Latin for "mulberry".
Down
- The "smallest" type of lecithal
- The yolk of the frog egg is concentrated at this pole.
- Our closest invertebrate relative.
- Cleavage of only the animal pole.
- "Toward the belly"
- This stage ends with three layers of cells.
- The echidna is an example of this.
- The collective term for organisms that enclose the embryo in an amnion.
- The "out" derm layer
- The "inner" derm layer.
- Instead of a ball, avian embryos cleave into this flattened mass.
- In avian embryology this layer forms below the blastocoel.
- The largest bony portion of the vertebrae.
- "Whole"
- An energy-rich material.
- Frog eggs have a brown layer of pigment concentrated at this pole in the egg.
30 Clues: "End" • "Whole" • A fertilized egg. • "Toward the belly" • The "out" derm layer • Latin for "mulberry". • The "inner" derm layer. • An energy-rich material. • The "smallest" type of lecithal • The type of cleavage birds have. • In place of the yolk in mammals. • Lies ventral to the neural tube. • Cleavage of only the animal pole. • Our closest invertebrate relative. • ...
Unit 13 Word Exercise 2014-05-20
20 Clues: vile • rough • notice • assent • amiable • coterie • spoiled • amputate • advocate • contrary • elevated • prologue • diminish • adaptable • distribute • legitimate • incessantly • lighthearted • indefensible • mass movement
Vocabulary Exercise - Level Indigo 2014-08-05
Across
- a letter or piece of word added to the end of a word to change its meaning or form a different word: "I know what's the ______ in the word 'playing', it's 'ing'!
- a plan for doing something: "Napoleon thought carefully of a ______ to conquer all Europe."
- building where products are made for selling: "There is a _______ closed to my house and wonder what do they make there."
- the highest point, the top: "Tom reached the ______ of glory when he won a Bible at school and Becky's dad thought he was very smart."
- allowed by a country's constitution: "Freedom to say what you think is a _________ right."
- - form of government that has a monarch as the ruler: "Queen Elizabeth is the ______ in England."
- not thick or full: "The forest had very _____ vegetation, where would I hide when the mountain lion came to hunt me?"
- a bird's sharp claw: "The eagle swooped down and grabbed the baby in its _____s.
- goods or money used to produce more goods and profit: "Dad, give me $10? I need some capital to put up a lemonade stand this weekend."
- to use natural resources to produce, sell and buy goods in a country or region: "The United States has a strong __________, and Mexico's economy is a lot weaker, so a lot of people from Mexico immigrate to US."
- organization in the Catholic Church that would find and punish people who did not accept its beliefs and instructions: "The ______________ persecuted Martin Luther."
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- money made in a business after costs are discounted, advantage from doing something: "Tom Sawyer made a lot of profit from letting his friends whitewash the fence for him."
- small and unimportant: "Bilbo was a _____ inhabitant of the Shire but he became a great hero."
- a word that has similar meaning to another: "King and emperor can be a _____."
- to not be able to breath "If you stay underwater you drown because you ______."
- to gush, to spout: "The faucet ______s water
- when the French middle class took the monarchs out of their thrones and instituted a Republic. "The French monarchs literally lost their heads in the ___________."
- to begin to exist: "The law that allows people to ride bike on the busy streets of town might ________ more bicycle traffic."
- the group of people who makes laws: "I have the ambition of being elected for the ________ and the first law I'll make is that people have to ride bike to work twice a week."
- relating to cities and the people that live in them: "Our school is located in an urban area, but there are schools in farm areas too."
- to move along slowly, at steady speed: "I'll ______ over to Braum's house to see if he wants to play".
- to hate something or someone very much: "Gollum ________ the moon and the sun, any source of light would hurt his eyes."
22 Clues: to gush, to spout: "The faucet ______s water • a word that has similar meaning to another: "King and emperor can be a _____." • to not be able to breath "If you stay underwater you drown because you ______." • a bird's sharp claw: "The eagle swooped down and grabbed the baby in its _____s. • ...
Exercise Physiology Neural Control 2020-02-19
Across
- __________ refractory period is defines as when Na+ channels cant open more and no contraction
- __________ refractory period occurs during repolarization
- When sodium is found outside of the cell and potassium is found inside the cell.
- the name of the process when the potassium channels open during contraction
- the difference between the resting voltage and the voltage threshold
- voltage at RMP
- A small AP that is not enough voltage for contraction
- The alpha motor neuron is this type of neuron
- a muscle's contraction force will increase with more _________ units attached to it.
- if the voltage is at -90mv/-100mv, the membrane is ____________.
- retracts the calcium from the sarcomere
- choosing to contract a muscle is an example of this nervous system
- The neurons that go towards the spine
- part of neuron that receives the signal first
- feeling anxious before exercising is a sign of this this nervous system activating
Down
- the axon diameter allows the AP to move through the neuron __________.
- an individual's heart is beating but they aren't thinking about contraction
- The alpha motor neuron is part of the ___________ nervous system.
- after eating a large meal, digestion is an example of this nervous system major role
- end of neuron
- the Na+ K+ pump requires ___________.
- this Covers the axon and makes the signal travel faster through a neuron
- electrical communication throughout the body
- At RMP __________ is found outside of the cell
- the _________ is found in the front of the neuron and is surrounded by dendrites
- The neurotransmitter found in the NMJ
26 Clues: end of neuron • voltage at RMP • the Na+ K+ pump requires ___________. • The neurotransmitter found in the NMJ • The neurons that go towards the spine • retracts the calcium from the sarcomere • electrical communication throughout the body • The alpha motor neuron is this type of neuron • part of neuron that receives the signal first • ...
CAPE Law - Exercise #1 2019-10-20
Across
- This source begs the question 'where does the law come from?'
- Law that connects the world
- 'He who comes to equity must come with __________'
- A _________ colony is one that was previously held by another power and transferred to Britain after.
- Countries that have been ruled by multiple powers tend to have this kind of legal system
- Constitutional ________ as opposed to parliamentary sovereignty
- This source of law describes the location of the law
- Orders or rules or regulations are also known as _______ legislation made in exercise of a power given by statute
- The name of the Conquest that signified the start of a unified legal system in England
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- One of two sources of law which cannot be considered an independent source of law on their own
- The process that brought law into the colonies
- The supreme law of the land
- Another word for primary legislation
- The Constitution enables this body to make laws
- The main role of the judiciary is to _________ the law
- Developed after the common law became 'rigid and inflexible'
- A Trinidadian case that cemented the idea of constitutional _____ over parliamentary sovereignty
- There were a limited number of these available when only the common law was practiced.
- The first new court of equity was called the Court of __________
- One of two main cases examined under the topic of law and morality
20 Clues: The supreme law of the land • Law that connects the world • Another word for primary legislation • The process that brought law into the colonies • The Constitution enables this body to make laws • 'He who comes to equity must come with __________' • This source of law describes the location of the law • The main role of the judiciary is to _________ the law • ...
CAPE Law - Exercise #1 2019-10-20
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- A Trinidadian case that cemented the idea of constitutional _____ over parliamentary sovereignty
- The name of the Conquest that signified the start of a unified legal system in England
- The main role of the judiciary is to _________ the law
- The process that brought law into the colonies
- This source of law describes the location of the law
- Constitutional ________ as opposed to parliamentary sovereignty
- Countries that have been ruled by multiple powers tend to have this kind of legal system
- One of two sources of law which cannot be considered an independent source of law on their own
- Another word for primary legislation
- Law that connects the world
- This source begs the question 'where does the law come from?'
- 'He who comes to equity must come with __________'
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- Orders or rules or regulations are also known as _______ legislation made in exercise of a power given by statute
- A _________ colony is one that was previously held by another power and transferred to Britain after.
- The first new court of equity was called the Court of __________
- There were a limited number of these available when only the common law was practiced.
- One of two main cases examined under the topic of law and morality
- The Constitution enables this body to make laws
- Developed after the common law became 'rigid and inflexible'
- The supreme law of the land
20 Clues: The supreme law of the land • Law that connects the world • Another word for primary legislation • The process that brought law into the colonies • The Constitution enables this body to make laws • 'He who comes to equity must come with __________' • This source of law describes the location of the law • The main role of the judiciary is to _________ the law • ...
CAPE Law - Exercise #1 2019-10-20
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- The main role of the judiciary is to _________ the law
- The name of the Conquest that signified the start of a unified legal system in England
- Developed after the common law became 'rigid and inflexible'
- A Trinidadian case that cemented the idea of constitutional _____ over parliamentary sovereignty
- This source of law describes the location of the law
- Countries that have been ruled by multiple powers tend to have this kind of legal system
- One of two sources of law which cannot be considered an independent source of law on their own
- The first new court of equity was called the Court of __________
- Law that connects the world
- The process that brought law into the colonies
- This source begs the question 'where does the law come from?'
- A _________ colony is one that was previously held by another power and transferred to Britain after.
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- Constitutional ________ as opposed to parliamentary sovereignty
- The supreme law of the land
- One of two main cases examined under the topic of law and morality
- Another word for primary legislation
- Orders or rules or regulations are also known as _______ legislation made in exercise of a power given by statute
- There were a limited number of these available when only the common law was practiced.
- The Constitution enables this body to make laws
- 'He who comes to equity must come with __________'
20 Clues: The supreme law of the land • Law that connects the world • Another word for primary legislation • The process that brought law into the colonies • The Constitution enables this body to make laws • 'He who comes to equity must come with __________' • This source of law describes the location of the law • The main role of the judiciary is to _________ the law • ...
CAPE Law - Exercise #1 2019-10-21
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- This source of law describes the law's location
- This source asks 'where does the law come from?'
- The main role of the judiciary is to ________ the law
- The supreme law of the land
- Limited number of these available when only the common law existed.
- The name of the Conquest that signified the start of a unified legal system in England
- Another word for primary legislation
- The process that brought law into the colonies
- A Trinidadian case dealing with constitutional _____
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- Developed after common law became 'rigid and inflexible'
- 'He who comes to equity must come with _______'(2 words)
- The Constitution enables this body to make laws
- One of 2 sources which can't be considered an independent source on its own
- The name of the first new court of equity
- Constitutional ________ as opposed to parliamentary sovereignty
- Countries ruled by multiple powers tend to have this kind of legal system
- Law that connects the world
- A _____ colony was previously held by another power and transferred to Britain after.
- One of two main cases examined under the topic of law and morality
- Orders/rules/regulations aka _______ legislation
20 Clues: Law that connects the world • The supreme law of the land • Another word for primary legislation • The name of the first new court of equity • The process that brought law into the colonies • The Constitution enables this body to make laws • This source of law describes the law's location • This source asks 'where does the law come from?' • ...
Communication Exercise adv 1 2019-08-15
20 Clues: Fool • Iraq • Jelly • Goose • Slave • Brake • Brain • Putin • Image • Train • March • Trunk • Spring • Family • Siberia • Keyboard • Junkfood • Birdcage • Newspaper • Christmas
Civics M2 Vocabs Exercise 2020-11-17
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- To act according to your status following the laws
- being able to show “self-respect” in talking or action
- the ability to cooperate with others/agree with others peacefully
- Branch of the government where the Prime Minister and his ministers belong to
- A person is free to act, express and do what they want
- the position of a person in relation to another or others
- A person born into a country
- The ability to think critically, properly, correctly, and right
- means the highest number of a group
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- Being aware of others and their rights and freedoms
- any person below the age of the “legal age” or below 18
- a person’s status belonging to a nation/country
- In our civics topics this means morally correct behavior that people should have
- To make or create laws
- ________Sector any groups not working for the government
- something given to a victim as repayment for something done to him/her.
- this word means to change something in the bill
- Liability and responsibility of a person to do
- the benefits (the good things) a person is entitled to
- the judicial branch of the government responsible for interpreting and using the laws
- People with the power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience.
- a person who takes care of the minor (could be parents or any adult taking care of the minor)
22 Clues: To make or create laws • A person born into a country • means the highest number of a group • Liability and responsibility of a person to do • a person’s status belonging to a nation/country • this word means to change something in the bill • To act according to your status following the laws • Being aware of others and their rights and freedoms • ...
Vitamins & Minerals for Exercise 2023-12-27
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- Substances that inhibit oxidative reactions and protect cells and tissues from damage
- Symptoms of Vitamin K deficiency
- Excess iron storage in the liver and subsequent liver dysfunction
- Symptoms of toxicity of Vitamin B3
- What fiber enhances mineral absorption
- The adequate intake is 1000 mg which is higher than other minerals
- Fat-soluble vitamins
- Iron is the component of ___
- Symptoms of calcium toxicity are absorption of other minerals will ___
- Minerals acquired for blood formation
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- What vitamin works in conjunction with folate to form a coenzyme that is needed to produce red blood cells
- What blood test is used to measure the proportion of red blood cells
- Excessive consumption of vitamins
- Deficiency in vitamin D
- Part of the coenzyme involved in the release of energy from carbohydrates, proteins, and fat
- A risk factor for osteoporosis. Low bone mineral density
- It is involved in bone formation and contains more than 300 enzymes
- Amount of bonds formed by iron in each heme molecule
- Activate a vitamin D precursor in the skin
- A substance that promotes tumor growth in the smoker
- B2 vitamin
21 Clues: B2 vitamin • Fat-soluble vitamins • Deficiency in vitamin D • Iron is the component of ___ • Symptoms of Vitamin K deficiency • Excessive consumption of vitamins • Minerals acquired for blood formation • Symptoms of toxicity of Vitamin B3 • Activate a vitamin D precursor in the skin • What fiber enhances mineral absorption • ...
Cardio (Not the exercise) 2023-10-19
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- attack / Damage to the heart muscle caused by a loss of blood supply due to blocks in the arteries.
- / Abbreviation for Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease
- / The recording of the heart's electrical activity through repeated cardiac cycles.
- / An outcome when blood flow to the brain is interrupted.
- / Abbreviation for nausea and vomiting
- / The fine branching of blood vessels that form a network between the arterioles and venules.
- / An imaging test that uses ultrasound to monitor the heart function.
- disease / A term for conditions that affect blood flow to your brain.
- disease / Disorders that effect the aorta.
- / Abbreviation for Automated External Defibrillator
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- / Prefix meaning against
- / The branch of physiology that deals with the electrical phenomena associated with nervous and other bodily activity.
- / The organ that pumps the blood.
- / A combing word that means heart.
- / The blood vessel that carries blood back to the heart.
- disease / A condition where the major blood vessels supplying the heart are narrowed. The reduced blood flow can cause chest pain and shortness of breath.
- / Abbreviation for discharge
- / A suffix that means heart.
- / Suffix meaning to puncture cavity to remove fluid.
- Moniter / A small, battery-powered medical device that measures your heart's activity, such as rate and rhythm.
- / The distributor of oxygen rich blood in your body
- vessels / The structure carrying the blood to the tissues and organs.
- / Prefix that means blood vessel.
- Ultrasound / An ultrasound test that shows how well blood is flowing through the carotid arteries.
24 Clues: / Prefix meaning against • / Abbreviation for discharge • / A suffix that means heart. • / The organ that pumps the blood. • / A combing word that means heart. • / Prefix that means blood vessel. • / Abbreviation for nausea and vomiting • disease / Disorders that effect the aorta. • / The distributor of oxygen rich blood in your body • ...
Exercise for your brain 2022-03-23
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- This type of eating style has been shown to improve heart health.
- Helps prevent COVID-19.
- Tai chi can build this.
- Make sure to wear one when riding your bike.
- Largest organ of the body.
- Getting enough ____ can help with problems related to memory and thinking.
- Helps prevent skin damage.
- An allergy trigger.
- Risk factor for numerous diseases.
- Engaging in a game of ____ helps your brain health.
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- ____ your mind could have long-term and short-term benefits for your brain.
- This important liquid prevents kidney damage and can decrease your risk of kidney stones.
- These can help catch disease early.
- Practice that helps mental health.
- A habit to keep you healthy.
- ____ reduces the risk of cognitive decline and dementia.
- Fun sport to play outdoors as a family.
- Outdoor activity that produces a flower, fruit or vegetable.
- What to wear when you enter a healthcare facility.
- Swapping these with friends can help spice up your diet.
- Visit the peacehealth.org ____ to view health articles.
21 Clues: An allergy trigger. • Helps prevent COVID-19. • Tai chi can build this. • Largest organ of the body. • Helps prevent skin damage. • A habit to keep you healthy. • Practice that helps mental health. • Risk factor for numerous diseases. • These can help catch disease early. • Fun sport to play outdoors as a family. • Make sure to wear one when riding your bike. • ...
Opposite Adjectives - Exercise 3 2026-02-06
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- ↔ outside
- ↔ bent
- ↔ dull
- ↔ closed
- ↔ colorless
- ↔ mild
- ↔ heavy
- ↔ quiet
- ↔ passive
- ↔ reserved
- ↔ wrong
- ↔ shy
- ↔ illegal
- ↔ sour
- ↔ cheating
- ↔ secretive
- ↔ sweet
- ↔ unfair
- ↔ curved
- ↔ stiff
- ↔ back
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- ↔ rotten
- ↔ improper
- ↔ dull
- ↔ unacceptable
- ↔ rough
- ↔ dark
- ↔ blurry
- ↔ hostile
- ↔ liquid
- ↔ disgusting
- ↔ tasteless
- ↔ boring
- ↔ impolite
- ↔ soft
- ↔ foreign
- ↔ downstairs
- ↔ below
- ↔ invisible
- ↔ far
- ↔ thin
- ↔ bland
- ↔ right
- ↔ bottom
- ↔ square
45 Clues: ↔ shy • ↔ far • ↔ bent • ↔ dull • ↔ dull • ↔ dark • ↔ mild • ↔ soft • ↔ sour • ↔ thin • ↔ back • ↔ rough • ↔ heavy • ↔ quiet • ↔ wrong • ↔ below • ↔ bland • ↔ sweet • ↔ right • ↔ stiff • ↔ rotten • ↔ closed • ↔ blurry • ↔ liquid • ↔ boring • ↔ unfair • ↔ curved • ↔ bottom • ↔ square • ↔ outside • ↔ hostile • ↔ passive • ↔ foreign • ↔ illegal • ↔ improper • ↔ impolite • ↔ reserved • ↔ cheating • ↔ colorless • ↔ tasteless • ↔ invisible • ↔ secretive • ↔ disgusting • ...
Muscular fitness Liam Hill 2026-04-01
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- the maximum amount of weight a person can lift for a single repetition of a specific exercise with proper form
- A group of consecutive repetitions, followed by a rest period.
- Exercises using weighted equipment or resistance tools that are not attached to a machine or apparatus
- Doing two exercises back-to-back
- Muscle lengthens (lowering phase)
- the number of times you perform a specific exercise movement without stopping
- Strength of muscles in your abdomen and lower back
- Time you rest between sets
- The maximum amount of force a muscle can produce in a single effort
- Muscle shortens (lifting phase)
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- Muscle growth (getting bigger and stronger)
- A muscle’s ability to perform repeated contractions and continually
- involve muscle movement and changing lengths
- Strength training movements that use an individual's own weight as resistance, rather than relying on dumbbells or machines
- the systematic increase of stress placed upon the musculoskeletal system
- Exercises that make muscles work against a force (weights, bands, bodyweight)
- Muscle contracts without movement
- Exercise machines operate within a fixed, guided plane of motion
- Involves rotating through multiple exercises (stations)
- Muscle loss (getting smaller)
20 Clues: Time you rest between sets • Muscle loss (getting smaller) • Muscle shortens (lifting phase) • Doing two exercises back-to-back • Muscle contracts without movement • Muscle lengthens (lowering phase) • Muscle growth (getting bigger and stronger) • involve muscle movement and changing lengths • Strength of muscles in your abdomen and lower back • ...
Gaby and Jemi's Crossword 2024-11-17
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- Healthy eating is a matter of ... so that people know what to eat.
- Statistic .... that some children spend many hours a day.
- Does the weather ... how you feel? (Affect/ effect)
- Even if exercise is ..., it's better than no exercise.
- He isn't a ... speaker.
- Going for a run on a ... day is a nice way to spend your time.
- Stories about the dangers of internet use ... attention when they appear in the media.
- ... exercise is essential for everyone.
- Yesterday she ... him for being too lazy to keep it.
- The ... of statistical evidence in your work is important.
- She no ... belongs to drama club.
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- Is the language a ... for you? (Problem/trouble)
- People who are ... can have health problems that fitter people don't have.
- Some parents try to ... the amount of time their children use the internet.
- I don't .... this kind of work.
- I use internet news sites to keep in ... with world events.
- If something is ..., it is not natural.
- Farmers who grow organic vegetables have to ... using pesticide
- Whenever companies ... new games consoles, children want to buy them.
- It took me more or ... to five hours.
20 Clues: He isn't a ... speaker. • I don't .... this kind of work. • She no ... belongs to drama club. • It took me more or ... to five hours. • If something is ..., it is not natural. • ... exercise is essential for everyone. • Is the language a ... for you? (Problem/trouble) • Does the weather ... how you feel? (Affect/ effect) • ...
Semester Test Review 2024-12-16
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- Diet A practice followed by some endurance athletes
- An event or situation that causes stress
- Units of measurement relating to nutrients
- Intense physical activity that lasts for a few seconds to a few minutes.
- Waxy, fatlike substance that is found only in animal products
- Emotions Drug that slows brain and body functions
- Exercise in which muscles contract but very little body movement occurs.
- The response of your body and mind to being challenged.
- loading emotions that are expressed by people in all cultures
- Period of deep sorrow
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- Exercise performed with machines that ensure muscles contract at a constant rate.
- The type of complex Carb that is found in plants
- A person who accepts nothing less than excellence
- An ongoing physical activity that raises your breathing and heart rates.
- An event that threatens lives and may destroy property
- Substances that the body needs to regulate bodily functions
- Weight loss program that may be lacking proper nutrition
- Exercise that involves contracting and relaxing muscles through the full range of their joint’s motion.
- Initial reaction of the body to stress
- The chemical process by which your body breaks down food
20 Clues: Period of deep sorrow • Initial reaction of the body to stress • An event or situation that causes stress • Units of measurement relating to nutrients • The type of complex Carb that is found in plants • A person who accepts nothing less than excellence • Emotions Drug that slows brain and body functions • Diet A practice followed by some endurance athletes • ...
En la clase de español 2021-10-21
19 Clues: - look • - read • - work • - open • - word • - close • - window • - listen • - locker • - I need • - answer • - silence • -exercise • - homework • - bathroom • - sit down • - finished • - question • - sentence
Actividads 2023-11-20
19 Clues: run • cook • work • draw • walk • dance • paint • study • travel • watchtv • exercise • gocamping • celebrate • readabook • playsports • playtheguitar • listentomusic • spendtimewithfriends • en bicicleta rideabike
In the classroom 2020-09-29
I Love English 1 Unit 12 Home 2024-03-21
19 Clues: aed • dušš • köök • pesema • arvuti • õppima • lapsed • lõikama • elutuba • harjutus • multifilm • parandama • koristama • vannituba • puhastama • magamistuba • hommikusöök • uinakut tegema • seljast ära võtma
Unit 7 Vocabulary (5. klass) 2026-03-27
19 Clues: luu • õlg • selg • kõht • rind • põlv • lihas • sõrmed • varbad • puhkama • venitama • painutama • puuviljad • rämpstoit • piisavalt • küünarnukk • köögiviljad • liiga palju • trenni tegema "do ___"
Health Chapter 12 2021-04-15
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- A dangerous condition in which the body loses the ability to cool itself through perspiration
- endurance the ability of your muscles to perform physical tasks over a period of time without tiring
- exercising at a level that’s beyond your regular daily activities
- out The part of an exercise session when you are exercising at your highest peak
- low-level activity that prepares your body to return to a resting state
- purpose for physical activity that is planned structured and repetitive and that improve or maintain physical fitness
- dangerously low body temperature
- involving little physical activity
- exercise involves intense short burst of activity in which the muscles work so hard that they produce energy without using oxygen
- injuries to the ligaments around a joint
- activity any form of movement that causes your body to use energy
- exhaustion A form of physical stress on the body caused by overheating
- gradually increasing the demands on your body
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- overworking in the body
- strength The amount of force your muscles can exert
- cramps sudden and sometimes painful contraction of the muscle
- damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold
- gentle cardiovascular activity that prepares the muscles for work
- exercise all rhythmic activities that use large muscles groups for an extended period of time
- endurance ability of your heart lungs and blood vessels to send you an oxygen during long periods of moderate to vigorous activity
- choosing the right types of activities to improve a given element of fitness
- the ability to move your body parts through their full range of motion
- fitness The ability to carry out daily tasks easily and have enough reserve energy to respond to unexpected demands
- over stretching and tearing a muscle
- heart rate: The number of times your heart beats per minute when you are not active
25 Clues: overworking in the body • dangerously low body temperature • involving little physical activity • over stretching and tearing a muscle • injuries to the ligaments around a joint • gradually increasing the demands on your body • strength The amount of force your muscles can exert • damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold • ...
Exercise and the Cardiovascular System 2021-04-14
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- This is the largest organ in the body and an organ to which blood flow increases during exercise
- Part of the cardiac cycle in which the heart muscle contracts, pumping blood out of the chambers
- This organ receives the most blood flow at rest.
- The activation of these types of nerves within the autonomic system decreases heart rate.
- The part of the cardiac cycle in which the heart muscle relaxes, allowing blood to fill the chambers.
- The name of the left AV valve
- This is the type of muscle that blood will primarily flow to during exercise
- A value that is calculated by multiplying heart rate and stroke volume (as one word).
- The relaxation of this muscle type allows more blood to enter the capillary beds
- The name of the right AV valve
- What happens to vagal activity during exercise
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- The name of the right semilunar valve
- The activation of these types of nerves within the autonomic system increases heart rate.
- Blood flow to this organ remains the same during periods of rest and exercise.
- The sub-type of nervous system that controls heart rate in mammals.
- An increase in heart rate corresponds to a shortening of this (as one word).
- The circulating levels of this hormone affect stroke volume.
- An organ that, along with the gut, receives 50% of blood flow at rest.
- The name of the left semilunar valve
- A value that can rarely exceed 180 BPM in human adults (as one word).
- Most of the shortening of the cardiac cycle occurs during this phase (as one word).
21 Clues: The name of the left AV valve • The name of the right AV valve • The name of the left semilunar valve • The name of the right semilunar valve • What happens to vagal activity during exercise • This organ receives the most blood flow at rest. • The circulating levels of this hormone affect stroke volume. • ...
Exercise and the Cardiovascular System 2021-04-14
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- This is the largest organ in the body and an organ to which blood flow increases during exercise
- Part of the cardiac cycle in which the heart muscle contracts, pumping blood out of the chambers
- This organ receives the most blood flow at rest.
- The activation of these types of nerves within the autonomic system decreases heart rate.
- The part of the cardiac cycle in which the heart muscle relaxes, allowing blood to fill the chambers.
- The name of the left AV valve
- This is the type of muscle that blood will primarily flow to during exercise
- A value that is calculated by multiplying heart rate and stroke volume (as one word).
- The relaxation of this muscle type allows more blood to enter the capillary beds
- The name of the right AV valve
- What happens to vagal activity during exercise
Down
- The name of the right semilunar valve
- The activation of these types of nerves within the autonomic system increases heart rate.
- Blood flow to this organ remains the same during periods of rest and exercise.
- The sub-type of nervous system that controls heart rate in mammals.
- An increase in heart rate corresponds to a shortening of this (as one word).
- The circulating levels of this hormone affect stroke volume.
- An organ that, along with the gut, receives 50% of blood flow at rest.
- The name of the left semilunar valve
- A value that can rarely exceed 180 BPM in human adults (as one word).
- Most of the shortening of the cardiac cycle occurs during this phase (as one word).
21 Clues: The name of the left AV valve • The name of the right AV valve • The name of the left semilunar valve • The name of the right semilunar valve • What happens to vagal activity during exercise • This organ receives the most blood flow at rest. • The circulating levels of this hormone affect stroke volume. • ...
Microgravity 2017-04-27
Across
- Pharmacological intervention with growth hormone and __________ may help muscle status during space flight.
- How many phases of the post flight medically supervised rehabilitation are there?
- Affects approximately 70% of first-time astronauts (three words).
- Alternating rapid and steep ascents and decent to stimulate microgravity for 20 to 40 seconds.
- The large human-powered centrifuge concept could help create ____ _____ during spaceflights but is restricted by its size (two words).
- A self-contained life support system worn during EVA.
- The primary form of exercise on the shuttle is _______.
- As a result of the removal of weight-bearing stress, ______ ______ decreases and calcium loss occurs (two words).
- With reduced sunlight exposure, this molecule important to calcium absorption is decreased.
- What is the pressure status in an EVA environment?
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- This other form of exercise has proven to be promising in bed rest exercise by focusing on large muscles and multipoint movements.
- Total blood volume available within the cardiovascular system during space flight ________.
- EVA stands for (two words):
- Suits designed by the Russians to reduce the chronic compression on the spine and postural muscles in space (two words).
- Upper body muscles are more resistant to ______.
- This capsule is for the lower body and draws blood downward via ______ _____ (two words).
- Both researching and experiencing exposure to _____ is one of the biggest difficulties spaceflight.
- The fluid shift in spaceflight results in a distinct puffy face and ____ legs.
- Reconditioning of the cardiac muscles may result in decreased _______ capacity of the heart.
- True or false: exercise can be a challenge on the shuttle because your sweat beads rather than evaporating.
20 Clues: EVA stands for (two words): • Upper body muscles are more resistant to ______. • What is the pressure status in an EVA environment? • A self-contained life support system worn during EVA. • The primary form of exercise on the shuttle is _______. • Affects approximately 70% of first-time astronauts (three words). • ...
PATHFIT CROSSWORD 2025-02-12
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- The ability to sustain prolonged physical activity.
- Related to muscles.
- The number of times the heart beats per minute.
- A light jump or rebound.
- The ability to maintain stability.
- Essential nutrients needed for body function.
- Energy used during exercise.
- on oxygen.
- The ability to move quickly.
- Exercises that require oxygen to produce energy.
- A nutrient that provides long-term energy storage.
- The way the body is positioned.
- The combination of strength and speed.
- A nutrient essential for muscle repair and growth.
- High-intensity exercises that don’t
- The flow of movement in exercise or sports.
- The ability to exert force against resistance.
- The ability to move freely and easily.
- A large jump forward or upward.
- Engaging in movement or exercise.
- Rotating a part of the body.
- Raising something using force.
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- The position of the body during movement.
- Related to the heart and blood circulation.
- The body’s main source of energy.
- Connective tissues that hold bones together.
- Drinking enough water for the body to function well.
- How fast the body responds to a stimulus.
- The range of motion in joints and muscles.
- A movement where the body rotates on the ground.
- Extending muscles to increase flexibility.
- A unit of measurement for energy in food.
- The process of resting and healing after exercise.
- The ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly.
- A movement where both feet leave the ground.
- Connective tissues that attach muscle to bone.
- The process of consuming food for health and energy.
- The process of breathing in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide.
- The process of movement.
- Related to bones.
- Where two bones meet, allowing movement.
41 Clues: on oxygen. • Related to bones. • Related to muscles. • A light jump or rebound. • The process of movement. • Energy used during exercise. • The ability to move quickly. • Rotating a part of the body. • Raising something using force. • The way the body is positioned. • A large jump forward or upward. • The body’s main source of energy. • Engaging in movement or exercise. • ...
B1 Sports and Physical Activity 2024 2024-07-14
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- A competition to determine the best team or player in a particular sport.
- To start doing a particular sport or activity.(phrasal verb)
- To sit on and control the movement of a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle.
- Sports and physical activities, especially competitive track and field events.
- A person who belongs to a group or organization.
- A contest in which people or teams compete against each other in a sport.
- A series of contests between a number of competitors, competing for an overall prize.
- An event in which people compete against each other.
- A person or team that has achieved victory in a contest or competition.
- The condition of being physically fit and healthy.
- To exercise in order to improve fitness. (phrasal verb)
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- Extremely tired.
- A place equipped for physical exercise.
- The ability to do something well, especially as a result of practice. (plural)
- A person who has defeated all opponents in a competition.
- To give support, confidence, or hope to someone.
- A person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise.
- The necessary items for a particular purpose, especially for sports.
- A person who is on the same team as someone else.
- A person who trains and directs athletes or sports teams.
- A person or team that does not win a game or contest.
- An association dedicated to a particular interest or activity, especially sports.
- To participate or take part in an activity.(phrasal verb)
- Physical harm or damage to someone's body caused by an accident or an exercise.
- To give assistance or encouragement to a team or athlete.
25 Clues: Extremely tired. • A place equipped for physical exercise. • To give support, confidence, or hope to someone. • A person who belongs to a group or organization. • A person who is on the same team as someone else. • The condition of being physically fit and healthy. • An event in which people compete against each other. • ...
PATHFIT CROSSWORD 2025-02-12
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- – The flow of movement in exercise or sports.
- – A unit of measurement for energy in food.
- – Related to muscles.
- – Energy used during exercise.
- – How fast the body responds to a stimulus.
- – A light jump or rebound.
- – Where two bones meet, allowing movement.
- – The ability to exert force against resistance.
- – The way the body is positioned.
- – Essential nutrients needed for body function.
- – Exercises that require oxygen to produce energy.
- – The ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly.
- – The ability to move freely and easily.
- – A nutrient that provides long-term energy storage.
- – Engaging in movement or exercise.
- – The combination of strength and speed.
- – The ability to sustain prolonged physical activity.
- – Raising something using force.
- – The process of resting and healing after exercise.
- – The process of breathing in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide.
- – Related to bones.
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- – A movement where both feet leave the ground.
- – Drinking enough water for the body to function well.
- – The number of times the heart beats per minute.
- – The process of consuming food for health and energy.
- – The body’s main source of energy.
- – Connective tissues that attach muscle to bone.
- – Extending muscles to increase flexibility.
- – The ability to move quickly.
- – A movement where the body rotates on the ground.
- – The range of motion in joints and muscles.
- – Rotating a part of the body.
- – A nutrient essential for muscle repair and growth.
- – The ability to maintain stability.
- – Connective tissues that hold bones together.
- – Related to the heart and blood circulation.
- – The process of movement.
- – High-intensity exercises that don’t rely on oxygen.
- – The position of the body during movement.
- – A large jump forward or upward.
40 Clues: – Related to bones. • – Related to muscles. • – A light jump or rebound. • – The process of movement. • – Energy used during exercise. • – The ability to move quickly. • – Rotating a part of the body. • – Raising something using force. • – The way the body is positioned. • – A large jump forward or upward. • – The body’s main source of energy. • – Engaging in movement or exercise. • ...
Ch 12 Physical Activity and Fitness 2026-02-05
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- Damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold.
- The ability of joints to move through a full range of motion.
- Exercise that increases heart rate and uses oxygen to supply energy.
- Sudden, painful tightening of a muscle.
- Involving little or no physical activity.
- The ability of a muscle or muscle group to perform repeated movements over time.
- A type of physical activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive.
- Injuries to muscles or tendons caused by overstretching or tearing.
- The ability of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels to supply oxygen during activity.
- A dangerous condition in which the body loses heat faster than it can produce it.
- The amount of force a muscle can exert.
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- The number of times the heart beats per minute when at rest.
- Short bursts of intense physical activity that do not rely on oxygen for energy.
- The ability to carry out daily tasks easily and have reserve energy.
- The gradual increase in intensity, frequency, or duration of physical activity.
- Working the body harder than it is normally accustomed to.
- A condition that occurs when physical activity exceeds the body’s ability to recover.
- Training specific muscles to improve performance in a specific activity.
- A condition caused by excessive loss of water and salt through sweating.
- A life-threatening condition in which the body loses the ability to regulate temperature.
- Injuries to ligaments caused by stretching or tearing.
- Any form of movement that causes the body to use energy.
- The part of an exercise session when you are exercising at your highest level.
- A light activity that prepares muscles for more intense exercise.
- An activity that prepares the body to return to a resting state.
25 Clues: Sudden, painful tightening of a muscle. • The amount of force a muscle can exert. • Involving little or no physical activity. • Damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold. • Injuries to ligaments caused by stretching or tearing. • Any form of movement that causes the body to use energy. • Working the body harder than it is normally accustomed to. • ...
Fitness and Nutrition Challenge 2026-03-11
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- The building block of muscle and tissue repair.
- Minerals like potassium and magnesium that prevent cramping.
- Using weights or bands to build strength.
- Exercise that requires oxygen and lasts for a long duration.
- The main type of sugar in the blood and source of energy.
- A mineral that helps transport oxygen in the blood.
- Organic compounds needed in small amounts for health.
- The scientific term for the growth of muscle cells.
- The large muscle group on the front of the thighs.
- The process by which your body converts food into energy.
- A hormone that regulates blood sugar levels.
- A lower-body exercise that targets the glutes and thighs.
- Alternating between high and low intensity during a workout.
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- A waxy substance found in the blood; can be "good" or "bad."
- A unit of energy derived from food and drinks.
- Activity done to improve flexibility and range of motion.
- Exercises that increase your heart rate and improve heart health.
- The rest period needed for muscles to heal after a workout.
- Chemicals released during exercise that improve mood.
- An isometric core exercise where you hold a push-up position.
- The body's preferred source of quick energy.
- The process of replacing fluids in the body.
- A type of carbohydrate that helps with digestion.
- The muscle located on the front of the upper arm.
- A mineral often found in salt that balances fluids.
- A mineral essential for bone health and strength.
- The muscles located on the back of the thighs.
- A practice focusing on flexibility, breathing, and balance.
- Substances that protect cells from damage.
- Running at full speed for a short distance.
30 Clues: Using weights or bands to build strength. • Substances that protect cells from damage. • Running at full speed for a short distance. • The body's preferred source of quick energy. • The process of replacing fluids in the body. • A hormone that regulates blood sugar levels. • A unit of energy derived from food and drinks. • The muscles located on the back of the thighs. • ...
HPE 155 Health Fitness 2026-04-17
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- - A process of gradually allowing the exercised body to return to its pre-exercise resting state
- - A decrease in water content of the body below normal levels.
- - The movement of a joint from full extension to full flexion.
- An exercise designed to increase the range of motion of a joint by utilizing bouncing movements.
- - A series of exercise movements designed to increase the joints range of motion in the body and alleviate muscle tightness.
- - The increase in body water content above normal levels.
- - A procedure used to prepare an individual for participation in a physical activity by allowing them to become familiar with the playing or workout environment.
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- - The process of returning fluids to the body during recovery from a dehydrated state.
- - A procedure preformed prior to exercising for improved joint mobility during the following physical activity and consists of gently elongating the muscles that will be used
- - The absorption of water by the body
- - An exercise designed to increase flexibility in a joint by placing the muscles in an elongated position and holding that position for an extended period of time.
- - The general warm-up in-cludes general body movements utilized to warm the body to a mild sweat or flushing of the skin and to slightly increase respiration.
- - A physical examination by a physician to determine if there should be any limitations placed upon an individual starting an exercise program
- - The process of chronic adaptation to a given environmental stress
14 Clues: - The absorption of water by the body • - The increase in body water content above normal levels. • - A decrease in water content of the body below normal levels. • - The movement of a joint from full extension to full flexion. • - The process of chronic adaptation to a given environmental stress • ...
Benefits of Exercise! 2016-11-18
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- A person should perform 15-20 repetitions to improve muscle ___?
- You can generate more force with this type of contraction
- A brain benefit of exercise is a reduction in ___
- A person should perform 150 minutes/week of what intensity exercise?
- This provides you with feelings of well being after exercise
- Muscle fibers grow in size and cause an increase in the overall mass of you muscle is called...?
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- How long should you warm up before performing strengthening exercises? (Write out the number)
- The connection between a motor neuron and muscle fiber
- Heart rate ____ due to cardiac hypertrophy
- Lack of exercise can do this to muscle?
10 Clues: Lack of exercise can do this to muscle? • Heart rate ____ due to cardiac hypertrophy • A brain benefit of exercise is a reduction in ___ • The connection between a motor neuron and muscle fiber • You can generate more force with this type of contraction • This provides you with feelings of well being after exercise • ...
Health Related Exercise 2013-11-16
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- The ratio of body fat to muscle in your body.
- The sit-up bleep test is a test for this Health Related Exercise Type.
- The amount of force a muscle can exert against a resistance.
- A disease resulting from low levels of activity.
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- This Health Related Exercise type is needed a lot for long distance running.
- Activity that improves one's fitness and health.
- How well you can adapt to the demands of the environment.
- A state of mental, social and physical well-being and not merely the absence of disease.
- Regular stretching helps improve this type of Health Related Exercise.
- How well a task is completed.
10 Clues: How well a task is completed. • The ratio of body fat to muscle in your body. • Activity that improves one's fitness and health. • A disease resulting from low levels of activity. • How well you can adapt to the demands of the environment. • The amount of force a muscle can exert against a resistance. • ...
Sports Science 2021-02-23
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- This is the range of movement at a joint
- This type of acid build ups during high intensity work.
- The names of our finger and toe bones
- These are performance enhancing drugs that help to make you stronger and more powerful.
- This plane divides our bodies into front and back.
- These are the muscles that flex the knee
- The other name for our shoulder blade.
- These attach muscles to bones
- These joints allow the most amount of movement in our bodies.
- The longest bone in our bodies.
- Health is a, 'state of complete physical, ..... and social well being. Not merely the absence from disease and infirmity.
- These muscles make up our six pack.
- This is the correct term for the bones of our spine.
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- These muscles extend or straighten the knee.
- This word means our muscles or heart get bigger as a result of exercise.
- This type of exercise does not use oxygen to produce energy
- This protects the ends of our bones.
- This is our ability to meet the demands of our environment.
- Another name for a joint in a lever system.
- This is the movement at the shoulder joint when we take our arm away from our body.
- Another name for our skull
- Another name for our knee cap
- These synovial joints only allow flexion and extension.
- This type of exercise uses oxygen to produce energy
- This is the movement when we bend our elbow or swing our leg forwards.
- These connect two bones together.
- Our heart rate does this when we start to exercise.
27 Clues: Another name for our skull • Another name for our knee cap • These attach muscles to bones • The longest bone in our bodies. • These connect two bones together. • These muscles make up our six pack. • This protects the ends of our bones. • The names of our finger and toe bones • The other name for our shoulder blade. • This is the range of movement at a joint • ...
Unit 3: Physical Health Crossword 2021-11-08
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- One of the most effective methods of hormonal birth control, lasts for 3 months.
- A type of STI that is not curable, leads to AIDS.
- Bad cholesterol.
- A lifestyle where an individual does not receive regular amounts of physical activity.
- A diet based on popularity.
- The type of contraceptive that reduces the risk of getting an STI.
- A type of STI that is not curable, causes open sores on genitals.
- The amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 liter of water by 1 degree C.
- The main symptom of this eating disorder is compulsive overeating.
- An agreement between participants to engage in sexual activity.
- The BMI category that is 18.5-24.9
- The percent of the US population with an STI.
- This age group should have 30 minutes of exercise daily.
- If you have difficulty sleeping, you should try to consume less _______________.
- The BMI category that is below 18.5
- One of the most effective methods of hormonal birth control, inserted into the arm.
- The type of exercise that causes your heart to beat faster.
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- Good cholesterol.
- A more common name for contraceptive.
- The most common STI in the US.
- The BMI category that is 30.0 and above.
- This age group should have 60 minutes of exercise daily.
- This type of FAD diet restricts carbohydrates.
- The type of exercise that focuses on muscle groups.
- The only 100% effective method to avoid pregnancy or STI's.
- The ability to sustain muscular activity over time.
- The percent of people ages 16-25 in the US with an STI.
- The BMI category that is 25.0-29.9
- An eating disorder in which someone binges then purges.
- An eating disorder characterized by self-starvation.
30 Clues: Bad cholesterol. • Good cholesterol. • A diet based on popularity. • The most common STI in the US. • The BMI category that is 25.0-29.9 • The BMI category that is 18.5-24.9 • The BMI category that is below 18.5 • A more common name for contraceptive. • The BMI category that is 30.0 and above. • The percent of the US population with an STI. • ...
English Crossword 2022-10-25
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- How hours a time of good sleep in one day?
- In essence, sports science is rooted in ..... knowledge about life and human life.
- In the pillars of philosophy, the study of the nature of sports science is called?
- The scope of sports science research can be based on ontological ..... and axiological studies.
- The attack pattern in this soccer game is carried out with a 2-4-4 line-up, meaning two players as players…
- Protecting one's activities from possible injury is a benefit of …. training
- Push up exercises are useful for training strength and …. Muscle.
- This stick change is done by the way the recipient of the stick looks at the runner giving the stick. is a way of alternating ....
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- This exercise does not require special equipment and is expensive and does not require a long time. is the advantage of practice….
- Systematic and structured physical activity in ancient Egypt was known as?
- Who is the player in change of the ball to the bat a softball game?
- Relay running is a team run consisting of .... people in one team.
- In running or relay, the start used for the first runner is a …. start
- The sciences included in the field of sports science are sports medicine, sport psychology and .....
- What is the hormon of body produce when exercise?
- What to do after exercise?
- Can build muscle strength and endurance such as bone and joint strength, also supports performance both in sports and non-sports is .... physical fitness training.
- How many minutes minimum exercise in one day?
- The country that first introduced the game of football was
- Regular physical fitness exercises will help reduce the likelihood of disease….
20 Clues: What to do after exercise? • How hours a time of good sleep in one day? • How many minutes minimum exercise in one day? • What is the hormon of body produce when exercise? • The country that first introduced the game of football was • Push up exercises are useful for training strength and …. Muscle. • ...
Health and Wellness 2023-03-04
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- A fitness program that combines dance and strength training.
- Casual athletic pants are popularized for exercise.
- Chinese martial art emphasizes slow, deliberate movements for health.
- A diet emphasizing whole grains, veggies, and fermented foods.
- Dietary choice avoiding meat products.
- Comfortable and stretchy pants designed for yoga practice.
- Popular dance craze promoting exercise and fun.
- The hippie movement emphasized peace and love.
- Meditation technique focusing on silent repetition of a mantra.
- Alternative medicine uses highly diluted substances to stimulate the body's natural healing processes.
- Alternative therapy involves applying pressure to specific points.
- Holistic healthcare using natural remedies.
- Strength training equipment designed for muscle isolation.
- Combination of roller skating and disco dancing.
- Sexual liberation and experimentation movement.
- Salt lamps and other products are believed to offer health benefits.
- Naturism and nudism movements for body acceptance.
- Extreme strength training and muscle-building sport.
- Alternative medicine focused on the spine and nervous system health.
- Popular water sport for fitness and relaxation.
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- Practice involving laughter as a form of exercise and stress relief.
- Produce and meat have grown without synthetic chemicals.
- Luxurious retreats focused on relaxation and self-care.
- The holistic approach to health, including physical, mental, and emotional
- Relaxing therapy using hot water and bubbles.
- Infusions are made with various herbs for their health benefits.
- Facilities offering various exercise and wellness options.
- Holistic healthcare system from India.
- A movement promoting self-love and acceptance of diverse bodies.
- Popular health trends involve drinking fresh vegetables and fruit juice.
- Cardio and martial arts workouts were created in the 90s.
31 Clues: Dietary choice avoiding meat products. • Holistic healthcare system from India. • Holistic healthcare using natural remedies. • Relaxing therapy using hot water and bubbles. • The hippie movement emphasized peace and love. • Popular dance craze promoting exercise and fun. • Sexual liberation and experimentation movement. • ...
Physical Activity 2024-09-17
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- strength the amount of force your muscles can exert.
- exercise all rhythmic activities that use large muscle groups for an extended period of time.
- activity – any form of movement that causes your body to use energy.
- choosing the right type of activities to improve a given element of fitness.
- overworking the body.
- damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold.
- cramps a sudden and sometimes painful contractions of the muscles.
- injuries to the ligaments around a joint.
- endurance the ability of your muscles to perform physical tasks over a period of time without tiring.
- involving little physical activity.
- heart rate the number of times your heart beats per minute when you are not active.
- exercise intense, short bursts of activity in which the muscles work so hard that they produce energy without using oxygen.
- fitness the ability to carry out daily tasks easily and have enough reserve energy to respond to unexpected demands.
- a dangerous condition in which the body loses its ability to cool itself through perspiration.
- purposeful activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive, that improves or maintains physical fitness.
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- the ability to move your body parts through their full range of motion.
- low-level activity that prepares your body to return to a resting state.
- the part of an exercise session when you are exercising at your highest peak.
- dangerously low body temperature.
- exercising at a level that’s beyond your regular daily activities.
- gradually increasing the demands on your body.
- overstretching and tearing a muscle.
- endurance the ability of your heart, lungs, and blood vessels to send fuel and oxygen to your tissues during long periods of moderate to vigorous activity.
- gentle cardiovascular activity that prepares the muscles for work.
- exhaustion a form of physical stress on the body caused by overheating.
25 Clues: overworking the body. • dangerously low body temperature. • involving little physical activity. • overstretching and tearing a muscle. • injuries to the ligaments around a joint. • gradually increasing the demands on your body. • strength the amount of force your muscles can exert. • damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold. • ...
Flex your wits 2025-09-11
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- A period of sleep or relaxation. (4 letters)
- A practice where an individual uses a technique to train attention and awareness. (10 letters)
- The quality of being physically strong. (8 letters)
- A low-impact exercise that lengthens and relaxes muscles. (7 letters)
- The ability of an organism to exert itself and remain active for a long period of time. (9 letters)
- The essential practice of replenishing the body's water levels. (9 letters)
- A form of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) consisting of eight rounds of 20-second efforts. (6 letters)
- The macronutrient essential for building and repairing muscle. (7 letters)
- The quality or state of being in good health, especially as an actively pursued goal. (8 letters)
- A state of active, open attention on the present moment. (11 letters)
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- The process of providing the body with the food necessary for health and growth. (9 letters)
- An even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to remain upright and steady. (7 letters)
- An ancient discipline of postures, breathing, and meditation. (4 letters)
- A foundational strength-training exercise targeting the quadriceps and glutes. (5 letters)
- A low-impact form of exercise that aims to strengthen muscles while improving postural alignment and flexibility. (7 letters)
- The way a person holds their body when standing or sitting. (7 letters)
- A short, all-out burst of speed. (6 letters)
- Any form of exercise that raises your heart rate and improves circulation. (6 letters)
- The calming practice of inhaling and exhaling in a controlled manner. (9 letters)
- The physical and mental capacity to be active. (6 letters)
20 Clues: A period of sleep or relaxation. (4 letters) • A short, all-out burst of speed. (6 letters) • The quality of being physically strong. (8 letters) • The physical and mental capacity to be active. (6 letters) • A low-impact exercise that lengthens and relaxes muscles. (7 letters) • A state of active, open attention on the present moment. (11 letters) • ...
Key Stage 3 Fitness Crossword 2026-03-25
12 Clues: Star Jumps (50) • Sit-Ups (3 x 10) • Plank (One Minute) • Ski Erg (2 Minutes) • Leg Raises (3 x 10) • Squat Jumps (3 x 10) • Bicep Curls (4 x 10) • Road Bike (5 Minutes) • Lateral Raise (3 x 10) • Cross-Trainer (6 Minutes) • Exercise Bike (6 Minutes) • Rowing Machine (5 Minutes)
The Muscular System Crossword 2016-01-06
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- the most familiar type of contraction ; literally means "same tone" or tension; myofilaments are successful in their sliding movements, the muscle shortens, and movement occurs; i.e. bending the knee or rotating the arms
- aka endurance; exercise such as jogging or biking; uses oxygen results in stronger, more flexible muscle
- the state of continuous partial contractions; the result of different motor units being stimulated by the nervous system in a systematic way
- muscle found only in the heart; involuntary
- aka nerve fiber; a threadlike extension of the neuron
- this occors if you exercise your muscle strenuously for a long time
- muscle that has no striations and is involuntarily (we can't control its movement);found in stomach, urinary bladder, and respiratory passages
- moving a limb away from the median plane of the body
- aka tetanic contraction; a state when the muscle stimulates so fast that there is no evidence of relaxation
- attach muscle indirectly to bones, cartilages or connective tissue; provide durability and conserve space
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- contractions in which the muscle does not shorten; literally means "same measurement" or length
- make up thick filaments (myosin filaments)
- chains if tiny contractile units
- one neuron and all the skeletal muscle cells a motor neuron stimulates
- aka isometric exercise; exercise in which muscles are pitted against some immovable object
- single, brief, jerky contractions
- a contractile protein; makes up thin filaments (actin filaments)
- opposite of flexion; increases angle between two bones
- the product of anaerobic metabolism, especially in muscle
- a movement generally in the saggital plane , that decreases the angle of the joint and brings two bones closer together; typical of hinge joints and common in ball-and-socket joints
20 Clues: chains if tiny contractile units • single, brief, jerky contractions • make up thick filaments (myosin filaments) • muscle found only in the heart; involuntary • moving a limb away from the median plane of the body • aka nerve fiber; a threadlike extension of the neuron • opposite of flexion; increases angle between two bones • ...
Health 2021-04-15
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- out The part of an exercise session when you are exercising at your highest peak
- fitness The ability to carry out daily tasks easily and have enough reserve energy to respond to unexpected demands
- purpose for physical activity that is planned structured and repetitive and that improve or maintain physical fitness
- cramps sudden and sometimes painful contraction of the muscle
- damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold
- the ability to move your body parts through their full range of motion
- overstretching and tearing a muscle
- endurance ability of your heart lungs and blood vessels to send you an oxygen during long periods of moderate to vigorous activity
- low-level activity that prepares your body to return to a resting state
- exercise all rhythmic activities that use large muscles groups for an extended period of time
- gentle cardiovascular activity that prepares the muscles for work
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- gradually increasing the demands on your body
- strength The amount of force your muscles can exert
- activity any form of movement that causes your body to use energy
- dangerously low body temperature
- choosing the right types of activities to improve a given element of fitness
- exercise involves intense short burst of activity in which the muscles work so hard that they produce energy without using oxygen
- heart rate: The number of times your heart beats per minute when you are not active
- stroke A dangerous condition in which the body loses the ability to cool itself through perspiration
- overworking in the body
- endurance the ability of your muscles to perform physical tasks over a period of time without tiring
- involving little physical activity
- process by which your body takes in and breaks down food
- exhaustion A form of physical stress on the body caused by overheating
- injuries to the ligaments around a joint
- exercising at a level that’s beyond your regular daily activities
26 Clues: overworking in the body • dangerously low body temperature • involving little physical activity • overstretching and tearing a muscle • injuries to the ligaments around a joint • gradually increasing the demands on your body • strength The amount of force your muscles can exert • damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold • ...
fitness words and their definitions 2021-10-19
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- A measure of how well your blood transports oxygen around the body, and how well your muscles utilize the oxygen
- A term for someone's aerobic fitness capacity - their ability to do prolonged exercise without fatigue.
- the quality of bending easily without breaking
- Circuit training is a combination of multiple exercises performed with short rest periods between them.
- Denoting exercises, typically aerobics, designed to put little or no harmful stress on the body
- How often you exercise
- high-intensity interval training
- Completing several reps of a specific exercise in a row
- the action of repeating something
- The rate at which someone or something is able to move or operate.
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- This principle says that in order to train muscles, they must work harder than they are accustomed to. This “overload” will result in increased strength as the body adapts to the stress placed upon it.
- The quality or state of being physically strong.
- Physical conditioning in which muscles are exercised by being worked against an opposing force
- The ability to transform physical energy into force at a fast rate, with emphasis placed on the speed of the action
- The time between a stimulus and a response
- An even distribution of weight lets someone or something stay upright and steady
- The organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively.
- The body's ability to exercise with minimal fatigue. Often used with other terms such as; endurance training, muscular endurance and cardiorespiratory endurance
- The ability to think and understand quickly.
- A measurement of the work done by the heart, commonly expressed as the number of beats per minute (bpm).
20 Clues: How often you exercise • high-intensity interval training • the action of repeating something • The time between a stimulus and a response • The ability to think and understand quickly. • the quality of bending easily without breaking • The quality or state of being physically strong. • Completing several reps of a specific exercise in a row • ...
Find Your Fitness 2023-08-16
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- A short bar with weight at each end. They are typically used in pairs for muscle building exercises.
- Running or walking a distance of 26.2 miles.
- A popular brand of indoor (at home) fitness bikes.
- A single execution of an exercise.
- You can run or walk for miles on this piece of cardio equipment without going anywhere.
- The central part of the body, or the trunk. It includes the pelvis, lower back, hips, and stomach.
- Running at full speed.
- A slow-paced run.
- Developed as a spiritual practice thousands of years ago, this form of activity connects the body, breath, and mind using postures, breathing exercises, and meditation.
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- The ability to maintain an activity for an extended period of time.
- A long metal bar on which weight plates can be slid onto each end. They typically weigh 45 pounds, and are used for weightlifting and powerlifting.
- The term for an elevated slope (treadmill, elliptical, hill, bench).
- A ball-shaped weight with a handle on top and a flat bottom.
- A clear, salty liquid produced by glands in your skin to help your body cool itself.
- The ability of a joint to move through a range of motion.
- A type of exercise that improves flexibility and mobility by lengthening muscles.
- The ability to exert force in order to overcome the resistance.
- A group of repetitions.
- A stationary core exercise in which you face the floor and create a flat line with your body like a tabletop.
- A painful, involuntary contraction of a muscle commonly caused by fatigue from strenuous exercise or dehydration.
20 Clues: A slow-paced run. • Running at full speed. • A group of repetitions. • A single execution of an exercise. • Running or walking a distance of 26.2 miles. • A popular brand of indoor (at home) fitness bikes. • The ability of a joint to move through a range of motion. • A ball-shaped weight with a handle on top and a flat bottom. • ...
SPRT 270 Extra Credit Crossword 2026-04-01
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- A subjective scale used to measure how hard someone feels they are working
- As the body adapts to a given stimulus, an increase in the stimulus is required for further adaptations and improvements
- Involving both sides of the body
- Process of explaining risks and benefits before participation
- Body’s primary source of energy during exercise
- Ability to produce force quickly
- Natural pacemaker of the heart that controls heart rate
- below the surface
- Nutrients needed for body functions like bone health and fluid balance
- Electrolyte that helps regulate fluid balance and nerve and muscle function
- away from the midline of the body
- Conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels
- Ability of a muscle to exert maximum force
- The study of mechanics of human movement and specifically evaluates muscles, joints, and skeletal structures and their involvement in movement.
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- Lying face down
- Increase in muscle size due to training
- Commonly used in powerlifting to stabilize the trunk during exercises like the squat and deadlift. The Valsalva maneuver should be avoided by the general population as it increases intra-abdominal pressure, blood pressure, and heart rate.
- Measure of body weight relative to height used to assess health risk
- Amount of blood pumped by the heart per minute
- This principle indicates that the adaptation will be specific to the demands that the exercise places on the individual
- Divides the body into front and back halves
- Mineral essential for oxygen transport in the blood
- Ability of a joint to move through its normal, pain free range of motion
- Organization that provides exercise guidelines and certifications
- Maximum amount of oxygen the body can use during exercise
25 Clues: Lying face down • below the surface • Involving both sides of the body • Ability to produce force quickly • away from the midline of the body • Increase in muscle size due to training • Ability of a muscle to exert maximum force • Divides the body into front and back halves • Amount of blood pumped by the heart per minute • Body’s primary source of energy during exercise • ...
