exercise Crossword Puzzles
EXERCISE 2025-08-24
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- my family, our teacher, Mr. Ahmad
- a text that retells past events or experiences in the order they happened
- Introduces the object being described
- saw, bought, enjoyed, go, eat, drink
- A text that describes a person, place, animal, or thing in detail, so the reader can imagine it clearly
- gives background information about who, where, when
- beautiful, tall, friendly
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- Explains parts, qualities, or characteristics of the object.
- is, are, was, were
- Something that is very easy to do
- tells the sequence/orders of events
11 Clues: is, are, was, were • beautiful, tall, friendly • my family, our teacher, Mr. Ahmad • Something that is very easy to do • tells the sequence/orders of events • saw, bought, enjoyed, go, eat, drink • Introduces the object being described • gives background information about who, where, when • Explains parts, qualities, or characteristics of the object. • ...
exercise physiology crssword 2024-03-22
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- threshold: Point during exercise where lactate production exceeds clearance, often signaling a shift to anaerobic metabolism.
- fibers: Cells within muscle tissue responsible for generating force and movement.
- Period of rest or reduced activity following exercise to allow for physiological adaptations and repair.
- Pertaining to the heart and lungs' ability to deliver oxygen to muscles during exercise.
- Exercise that requires oxygen to meet energy demands over an extended period.
- rate: Number of heartbeats per minute, often used as an indicator of exercise intensity.
- Force opposing muscle contraction, often provided by weights, bands, or body weight.
- Range of motion around a joint or group of joints.
- rate: Rate at which the body burns calories and produces energy.
- Muscle contraction where length remains constant, such as holding a static position.
- expenditure: Amount of energy used by the body during physical activity.
- Rate at which work is done, often measured as force multiplied by distance over time.
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- hypertrophy: Enlargement of muscle fibers due to increased workload, commonly associated with strength training.
- Exercises involving rapid stretching and contracting of muscles to increase power and explosiveness.
- threshold: Intensity of exercise at which the body relies primarily on anaerobic metabolism.
- State of exhaustion or reduced performance following prolonged physical activity.
- Muscle contraction where tension remains constant while length changes, such as during lifting weights.
- Muscle action where the muscle lengthens under tension, such as during the lowering phase of a bicep curl.
- debt: Temporary oxygen deficit accumulated during intense exercise that must be repaid post-exercise.
- prescription: Tailored regimen of physical activity designed to achieve specific fitness goals.11. Oxygen consumption: Rate at which oxygen is used by the body during exercise to produce energy.
- Muscle action where the muscle shortens under tension, such as during the lifting phase of a bicep curl.
- Chemical processes within the body that convert food into energy and other substances.
- Physiological changes that occur in response to exercise training to improve performance and efficiency.
- Ability to sustain physical activity over time without fatigue.
- Storage form of glucose in muscles and the liver, used as a fuel source during exercise.
- Increase in muscle size due to increased workload or resistance training.
- Intense exercise performed without the need for oxygen for short bursts of energy. VO2 max: Maximum oxygen consumption during exercise, indicating aerobic capacity.
- training: Physical activity aimed at increasing muscle strength, often involving resistance exercises.
28 Clues: Range of motion around a joint or group of joints. • Ability to sustain physical activity over time without fatigue. • rate: Rate at which the body burns calories and produces energy. • expenditure: Amount of energy used by the body during physical activity. • Increase in muscle size due to increased workload or resistance training. • ...
Exercise 1 2024-10-29
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- A person who is in charge of a team.
- Someone who is in a movie or stage play.
- Do something that other people find interesting or funny.
- A past action that has a result in the present or past experiences or situations that are still true.
- The floor in which entertainers (such as choirs or orchestras) perform.
- In football, you ____ the ball with your feet.
- Arrange to have or do something at a time in the future.
- Used to describe finished actions or situations in the past, past habits, regular past events, etc.
- The best performance a team or person has ever done.
- Where racing is done.
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- A particular set of clothes used in plays and movies (superheroes, for example).
- The number of points, goals, runs, etc. achieved in a game or by a team or an individual.
- Ask someone questions so you can find out information.
- To train or exercise in order to be better at a sport.
- We studied this in unit 5; there's the zero, first and second.
- Place where basketball is played.
- Put music on a disk so that people can listen to it later.
- Do something in front of an audience.
- Hit your hands together to show you liked something.
- A person who competes in races or is good at sports.
20 Clues: Where racing is done. • Place where basketball is played. • A person who is in charge of a team. • Do something in front of an audience. • Someone who is in a movie or stage play. • In football, you ____ the ball with your feet. • The best performance a team or person has ever done. • Hit your hands together to show you liked something. • ...
Exercise 2021-07-07
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- – verbo modal que tem o sentido de obrigação
- – verbo usado para dar o tempo verbal de futuro imediato
- – quando reflete juízo de valor
- – verbo que significa estudar
- – verbo usado como auxiliar no futuro imediato
- – o verbo que significa “viajar”
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- – descanso
- – qual o nome do tempo verbal que significa futuro próximo
- – pode ser usada dando o sentido de habilidade/capacidade
- – gostar de alguém ou de alguma coisa
- – modal que tem o sentido de conselho
11 Clues: – descanso • – verbo que significa estudar • – quando reflete juízo de valor • – o verbo que significa “viajar” • – gostar de alguém ou de alguma coisa • – modal que tem o sentido de conselho • – verbo modal que tem o sentido de obrigação • – verbo usado como auxiliar no futuro imediato • – verbo usado para dar o tempo verbal de futuro imediato • ...
Exercise 2021-08-23
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- Money that, as pay, a person regularly receives from the company or entity for which he works.
- Occupation, activity or work that is carried out to obtain a profit, especially that which consists of carrying out commercial operations, buying and selling goods or services.
- are dedicated to the business of buying and selling vehicles"
- It is the domestic worker whose functions, tasks and responsibilities consist of taking care of the children in a house on a regular basis and with a schedule set in advance.
- It is an academic effort recognition through an economic incentive.
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- Money that a person receives for their work.
- It is a value that is in the conscience of the person who studies Ethics on the basis of morality.
- It is a job in which a person works a minimum number of hours defined as such by their employer.
- Delivery is made at home and goes directly from the premises to the home of the person who made it.
- Nature or set of proper and defining characteristics of a being or of a set of beings.
- Economic and technical activity that consists of transforming raw materials into suitable products to satisfy human needs.
11 Clues: Money that a person receives for their work. • are dedicated to the business of buying and selling vehicles" • It is an academic effort recognition through an economic incentive. • Nature or set of proper and defining characteristics of a being or of a set of beings. • ...
Exercise 2015-12-07
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- Situated far from the main centres of population; distant.
- Make available for use; supply.
- Suddenly fall down or give way
- Seeming difficult to deal with in prospect; intimidating.
- Relating to the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
- A quantity representing the amount of water vapour in the atmosphere or in a gas
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- Cause (someone) to believe firmly in the truth of something.
- In a manner resulting from or revealing anxiety.
- Pretend to have.
- Suffering or death caused by lack of food.
- The beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something.
11 Clues: Pretend to have. • Suddenly fall down or give way • Make available for use; supply. • Suffering or death caused by lack of food. • In a manner resulting from or revealing anxiety. • Seeming difficult to deal with in prospect; intimidating. • Situated far from the main centres of population; distant. • Cause (someone) to believe firmly in the truth of something. • ...
Exercise 2019-02-06
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- does not apply to our exercise program: no p___; no G___.
- type of exercise bike
- rate your work ______ on a scale of 0-10
- what you should do at the end of your exercise session
- they lead our warm-up exercises most of the time
- the other name for our Boeing stretch
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- a recumbent exercise machine
- an exercise to strengthen quadriceps muscles
- type of biceps curls to strengthen upper arms
- a motorized walking machine
- does not apply to our exercise program: no P___; no g___.
- gently turn your head side to side to stretch this
12 Clues: type of exercise bike • a motorized walking machine • a recumbent exercise machine • the other name for our Boeing stretch • rate your work ______ on a scale of 0-10 • an exercise to strengthen quadriceps muscles • type of biceps curls to strengthen upper arms • they lead our warm-up exercises most of the time • gently turn your head side to side to stretch this • ...
PE Midterms Crossword 2025-02-14
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- The period of rest and repair after physical activity
- The rate at which the heart beats
- A unit of energy measurement in food
- Exercise that raises the heart rate and improves cardiovascular health
- An abdominal exercise where the upper body is lifted off the floor
- A set of exercises done before physical activity to prepare the body
- A series of exercises performed after a workout to help the body recover
- An exercise where muscles contract without movement
- A measure of body fat based on height and weight
- Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement
- The ability to move quickly and easily
- A machine used for indoor running or walking
- A single complete movement of an exercise
- The capacity of muscles to exert force
- The ability to maintain stability and control of body position
- A cast-iron weight with a handle used in strength training
- The ability to generate force quickly
- A slower steady form of running
- The chemical process by which the body converts food into energy
- A weightlifting exercise where a barbell is lifted off the ground
- An upper body exercise performed in a plank position
- A lower body exercise that involves bending the knees and hips
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- The process of maintaining fluid balance in the body
- The force opposing a muscle contraction as in weightlifting
- Exercise that does not rely on oxygen such as sprinting
- A short burst of fast running
- The ability to sustain physical activity for an extended period
- A small handheld weight used for strength training
- Stretching Moving parts of the body to increase flexibility
- The range of motion of a joint
- A form of physical exercise to improve flexibility
- The act of maintaining a steady speed during exercise
- The way one holds their body while sitting standing or moving
- The ability to use different body parts smoothly and efficiently
- A full body exercise involving a squat jump and pushup
- Extreme tiredness due to physical activity
- A lower body exercise where one leg steps forward and bends
- Exercise that requires oxygen such as running or swimming
- Exercises that involve explosive movements to improve power
- Increasing workout intensity to improve fitness
- The ability to move quickly over a short distance
- A core strengthening exercise where the body is held in a straight line
42 Clues: A short burst of fast running • The range of motion of a joint • A slower steady form of running • The rate at which the heart beats • A unit of energy measurement in food • The ability to generate force quickly • The ability to move quickly and easily • The capacity of muscles to exert force • A single complete movement of an exercise • ...
Exercise Two 2022-02-14
20 Clues: rises. • riding • to eat. • is tidy • is strong • is flying. • is moving. • is coming. • is flying. • is hiding. • has strips. • is hanging. • for safety. • for eating. • is seating. • is blooming. • is swimming. • for the room. • is on the tree. • is at the stop.
Exercise 4 2013-09-30
19 Clues: My • Now • I am • Very • In/On • I sit • I help • The Man • I arrive • I approach • Alone/only • Woman/wife • House/home • To/Towards • I want/wish • I am present • Nevertheless • The Messenger • Well/beautiful
Exercise is Medicine Month 2017-03-30
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- State of mind that can be improved through exercise
- A state of disharmony
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- Exercise for your heart
- Physical Inactivity ranked ____ leading cause of death by WHO
- Second most leading cause of death
- Weakening of the bones
- Program that helps people with heart conditions (hint: you are here!) (two words)
- Type of muscle contraction that is static
- 1806 – Idleness and luxury create more disease than labor and industry
- ____ used to walk a certain distance is the same whether you walk fast or slow
- Prescription
- Used to measure blood pressure
- Aerobic exercise may ___ an asthma attack
- Abbreviation for diabetes
- Condition where the heart muscle is unable to pump efficiently (two words)
- BMI greater than 30
- Training that involves stretching
- Builds and tones muscle
- One of the most common respiratory disorders
- Exercise can aide in reducing numbers on the scale (2 words)
- Muscle weakness, reduced activity, and slow walking
- Prominent physician in ancient times to promote exercise
- Product of F, I, T
- Lifting __ weights can increase your BP
- Mentality about one’s self-worth
- Symptoms of COPD and HF
- Part of the clinical population; second of 3 people linked by EIM
- Exercise is just as effective as ____ to treat depression
- Osteoarthritis
- Bad cholesterol
- Key point: choose activities you _______!
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- Ideal weight loss per week (in pounds)
- Effects of training lost in ___ weeks of inactivity
- Resistance training keeps you from losing ______ when you are trying to lose fat
- Increasing the V
- ACSM’s initiative to promote exercise in clinical populations
- Exercise reduces recurrence of ____ cancer by 50%
- Mood disorder, main symptom is fatigue
- One of the 3 people linked together through EIM
- Third person in EIM, linked to patient and doctor (two words)
- Disease that deals with insulin and blood sugar
- It is _______ to be fit and overweight than unfit and a lower % of body fat
- You can improve at any ___
- A deep concern for future events
- Number of hours after exercise that your body is more sensitive to insulin
- % of adults that do not know they have HTN
- Type of exercise to reduce OA pain (two words)
- Hyperlipidemia
- National Exercise is Medicine Month
- Good cholesterol, increased with exercise
- A measure of the force of a heart beat against the walls of your arteries
- American College of Sports Medicine
- Exercise Rx acronym
- Blood pressure greater than 140/80
- 1887 – Exercise can be prescribed as any of the drugs of the pharmacopeia
- F in FITT
- Rating of perceived exertion
- LDL can be reduced by __ to 8 % in 12-16 weeks
- Useful in tracking exercise and physical activity
- Cardiac related chest pain, heart symptoms
- Exercise lowers the risk of _____ by 27%
- HTN increases risk of this
- Exercise lowers risk of _____ cancer by >60%
64 Clues: F in FITT • Prescription • Hyperlipidemia • Osteoarthritis • Bad cholesterol • Increasing the V • Product of F, I, T • BMI greater than 30 • Exercise Rx acronym • A state of disharmony • Weakening of the bones • Exercise for your heart • Builds and tones muscle • Symptoms of COPD and HF • Abbreviation for diabetes • You can improve at any ___ • HTN increases risk of this • ...
Exercise is Medicine Month 2017-03-30
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- Good cholesterol, increased with exercise
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- Ideal weight loss per week (in pounds)
- American College of Sports Medicine
- Increasing the V
- Mood disorder, main symptom is fatigue
- Exercise lowers the risk of _____ by 27%
- Cardiac related chest pain, heart symptoms
- It is _______ to be fit and overweight than unfit and a lower % of body fat
- Osteoarthritis
- National Exercise is Medicine Month
- Lifting __ weights can increase your BP
- % of adults that do not know they have HTN
- Exercise for your heart
- HTN increases risk of this
- Third person in EIM, linked to patient and doctor (two words)
- Builds and tones muscle
- Exercise Rx acronym
- Type of exercise to reduce OA pain (two words)
- Blood pressure greater than 140/80
- F in FITT
- Aerobic exercise may ___ an asthma attack
- Part of the clinical population; second of 3 people linked by EIM
- State of mind that can be improved through exercise
- Useful in tracking exercise and physical activity
- Condition where the heart muscle is unable to pump efficiently (two words)
- Second most leading cause of death
- Mentality about one’s self-worth
- You can improve at any ___
- Type of muscle contraction that is static
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- Bad cholesterol
- One of the 3 people linked together through EIM
- Abbreviation for diabetes
- 1887 – Exercise can be prescribed as any of the drugs of the pharmacopeia
- A measure of the force of a heart beat against the walls of your arteries
- Prominent physician in ancient times to promote exercise
- A deep concern for future events
- Exercise can aide in reducing numbers on the scale (2 words)
- Resistance training keeps you from losing ______ when you are trying to lose fat
- BMI greater than 30
- Used to measure blood pressure
- Physical Inactivity ranked ____ leading cause of death by WHO
- Key point: choose activities you _______!
- Training that involves stretching
- LDL can be reduced by __ to 8 % in 12-16 weeks
- Program that helps people with heart conditions (hint: you are here!) (two words)
- Hyperlipidemia
- Exercise reduces recurrence of ____ cancer by 50%
- Weakening of the bones
- Muscle weakness, reduced activity, and slow walking
- Disease that deals with insulin and blood sugar
- 1806 – Idleness and luxury create more disease than labor and industry
- Symptoms of COPD and HF
- Product of F, I, T
- Prescription
- Effects of training lost in ___ weeks of inactivity
- One of the most common respiratory disorders
- A state of disharmony
- Number of hours after exercise that your body is more sensitive to insulin
- Exercise lowers risk of _____ cancer by >60%
- Exercise is just as effective as ____ to treat depression
- ACSM’s initiative to promote exercise in clinical populations
- ____ used to walk a certain distance is the same whether you walk fast or slow
- Rating of perceived exertion
64 Clues: F in FITT • Prescription • Osteoarthritis • Hyperlipidemia • Bad cholesterol • Increasing the V • Product of F, I, T • BMI greater than 30 • Exercise Rx acronym • A state of disharmony • Weakening of the bones • Exercise for your heart • Builds and tones muscle • Symptoms of COPD and HF • Abbreviation for diabetes • HTN increases risk of this • You can improve at any ___ • ...
Immediate Responses To Physical Activity (Year 11 PE Studies) 2024-10-11
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- When strenuous exercise is performed, a ________ heart rate is reached.
- Cardiac output can increase from approx ______ litres per min for an adult at rest up to approx 35 litres per min for a highly trained adult.
- This is the greatest volume of air that can be expired after a maximum inspiration.
- Gas exchange takes place in the millions of alveoli and the _________ that surround them.
- Maximum heart rate can be estimated for any individual with the simple equation 220 - _______?
- Increased stroke volume occurs during exercise due to more ________ blood being returned to the heart.
- The amount of blood the heart pumps out with each beat.
- This increases during exercise due to the fact that blood is travelling through the vessels at a faster rate.
- Both tidal volume and ________ ________ increase during physical activity to meet the demand for more oxygen.
- During strenuous activity, the oxygen concentration in the ________ remains the same, however the venous oxygen concentration drops dramatically.
- All of the body's cardiovascular responses to exercise are based around getting more of this to the working muscles.
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- The elevation in heart rate is directly proportional to the ________, up to a limit.
- The most amount of oxygen that a person can use during exercise is known as ________.
- People with a greater __________ endurance also have a greater VO2max.
- When the muscles take more oxygen from the blood during sport and exercise, this is known as increased oxygen ________.
- The exchange of gases in the lungs increases up to three times as much during strenuous exercise compared to resting levels.
- The rate at which the heart beats ________ during exercise and sport.
- This is the amount of air that is inspired and expired by the lungs at rest or exercise.
- The total amount of blood circulated around the body per minute.
- Increased stroke volume is also accompanied by stronger heart ________.
- The extent of the body's responses during exercise is dependent upon the intensity and _________ of the exercise.
- Respiratory rate can increase during exercise from approx 12 breaths per min to approx ______ breaths per min.
- Cardiac output can be calculated by multiplying ________ ________ by stroke volume.
23 Clues: The amount of blood the heart pumps out with each beat. • The total amount of blood circulated around the body per minute. • The rate at which the heart beats ________ during exercise and sport. • People with a greater __________ endurance also have a greater VO2max. • When strenuous exercise is performed, a ________ heart rate is reached. • ...
PE 11/12 A - 2.1 - Understanding the Heartr 2025-09-03
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- A high level of exercise intensity that makes talking difficult.
- The ability to sustain physical activity over time.
- The process of converting food into energy.
- Blood that has delivered oxygen and needs replenishment.
- Emergency energy produced during anaerobic exercise.
- Organ that pumps blood and oxygen throughout the body.
- The top number in blood pressure; pressure during heartbeats.
- A level of exercise intensity where talking is still possible.
- Acronym for High-Intensity Interval Training.
- The bottom number in blood pressure; pressure between beats.
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- Blood that has received oxygen from the lungs.
- Exercise performed without sufficient oxygen.
- A sign of aerobic exercise; the body’s way of cooling down.
- Increases during aerobic activity to supply oxygen.
- Relating to or involving oxygen during physical activity.
- A characteristic of aerobic exercise involving steady movement.
- Acronym for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
- A common term for aerobic exercise that strengthens the heart.
18 Clues: The process of converting food into energy. • Exercise performed without sufficient oxygen. • Acronym for High-Intensity Interval Training. • Blood that has received oxygen from the lungs. • The ability to sustain physical activity over time. • Increases during aerobic activity to supply oxygen. • Emergency energy produced during anaerobic exercise. • ...
american football 2023-07-21
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- Gear organizer
- Flexibility specialist
- Muscle relaxation
- Athletic dietary plans
- Scientific exercise principles
- Player health overseer
- Coaching support
- Oral care
- Surgical specialist
- Spinal health
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- On-field medical support
- Injury care expert
- Athletic performance guidance
- Study of exercise effects
- Food expert
- Rehabilitative exercise methods
- Coaching support
- Recovery manager
- Foot expert
19 Clues: Oral care • Food expert • Foot expert • Spinal health • Gear organizer • Coaching support • Coaching support • Recovery manager • Muscle relaxation • Injury care expert • Surgical specialist • Flexibility specialist • Athletic dietary plans • Player health overseer • On-field medical support • Study of exercise effects • Athletic performance guidance • Scientific exercise principles • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-21
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- Large muscle in the shoulder.
- Core strengthening exercise.
- Limb between the shoulder and wrist.
- How often something occurs.
- Category of exercise.
- Urgola
- Body part related to digestion.
- Exercise involving lying down and lifting the upper body.
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- Upper body muscle.
- Upper arm muscle opposite of triceps.
- Exceeding the capacity for growth or progress.
- Condition of muscle wasting.
- Lower body exercise.
- Upper arm muscle.
- Part of the body used for pushing exercises like push-ups.
- Part of the body that connects muscle to bone.
- Muscles in the upper legs.
- The degree of force or effort in exercise.
- Duration of an activity.
19 Clues: Urgola • Upper arm muscle. • Upper body muscle. • Lower body exercise. • Category of exercise. • Duration of an activity. • Muscles in the upper legs. • How often something occurs. • Core strengthening exercise. • Condition of muscle wasting. • Large muscle in the shoulder. • Body part related to digestion. • Limb between the shoulder and wrist. • Upper arm muscle opposite of triceps. • ...
Gym crossword 2022-07-14
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- Drinking ______ is very important to stay hydrated
- ________ is a great exercise I like to do instead of walking while outside
- I eat_________ every morning to start my day
- When I'm hungry I got to the _________
- The scale tells me my ________
- I exercise and eat good food to stay ________
- This exercise really works out my stomach
- __________ is my favorite fruit
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- My ________ pumps a lot when I exercise
- Knowing my ________ tells me how tall I am.
- Before exercise you should always _________
- When I exercise, I'm building __________
- After running I like to _______ to bring my heart rate down
- I love to ________ when music comes on
- _________ is something I do daily to stay healthy.
- This exercise requires me to use my arms a lot
16 Clues: The scale tells me my ________ • __________ is my favorite fruit • I love to ________ when music comes on • When I'm hungry I got to the _________ • My ________ pumps a lot when I exercise • When I exercise, I'm building __________ • This exercise really works out my stomach • Knowing my ________ tells me how tall I am. • Before exercise you should always _________ • ...
health science theory 2025-05-20
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- Exercise improves your ___
- Say ___ to late night snacks
- Get_____Sleep
- Exercise ___ you sleep better
- of pain or stress
- Exercise can ____ protect the body from
- basic health information and services, allowing him or her to
- literacy an individual’s ability to obtain, communicate, and
- Eat____ snacks
- the body’s physical, mental, and emotional response tochange, trauma, or challenging situations
- Eat greens, ____ , and lean proteins first
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- Exercise can help _____a healthy weight
- Do not skip ___
- _____ Healthy Relationships
- appropriate health decisions
- hormones secreted within the brain during exercise that reduce the
- ____Deprivation in Teens
- _____ Types Managing Stress
- Slow ____ as you eat
- health conditions
- _____ a Healthy Diet
21 Clues: Get_____Sleep • Eat____ snacks • Do not skip ___ • of pain or stress • health conditions • Slow ____ as you eat • _____ a Healthy Diet • ____Deprivation in Teens • Exercise improves your ___ • _____ Healthy Relationships • Say ___ to late night snacks • appropriate health decisions • Exercise ___ you sleep better • _____ Types Managing Stress • Exercise can help _____a healthy weight • ...
Active Aerobics 2023-09-18
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- The air you breathe contains ___
- ___ exercise; Brisk walking or yard work
- Without oxygen; swimming fast or sprinting
- Abbreviation for Resting Heart Rate
- ___ exercise; working at a computer or playing a violin
- The energy for activity is created when oxygen combines with simple sugars
- How hard do you plan to exercise? EX: 140-180 BPM
- Eating well and doing regular exercise can enhance ___ and self-esteem
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- The harder you exercise, the more your heart rate ___
- How often you plan to exercise? EX: 3-6 days a week
- __ Affects heart rate as does age, body size, and health status
- Some very fit athletes have an RHR as low as 35 to __ bpm
- Your RHR is typically lower when you're fit
- Blood is pumped by the ___ through blood vessels to all parts of the body
- When you're inactive, your heart beats about __ to 80 times per minute
- ___ exercise; Jogging or swimming
- How long do you plan to exercise? EX: 20-30 min.
- Range of heart rates that creates best training
18 Clues: The air you breathe contains ___ • ___ exercise; Jogging or swimming • Abbreviation for Resting Heart Rate • ___ exercise; Brisk walking or yard work • Without oxygen; swimming fast or sprinting • Your RHR is typically lower when you're fit • Range of heart rates that creates best training • How long do you plan to exercise? EX: 20-30 min. • ...
Prehabilitation and Preseason Conditioning 2021-10-14
17 Clues: fiber • fiber • atrophy • exercise • stretching • stretching • motor unit • flexibility • hypertrophy • prehabilitation • circuit training • facilitation (PNF) • resistance exercise • isokinetic exercise • resistance trainign • dynamic (isotonic) exercise • conditioning cardiorespiratory
Crossword exercise 2014-07-22
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- Did you have ___________ this morning?
- Who went to Spain for 3 weeks?
- Who went to Germany for a month?
- _______ likes to read magazines
- Does Sue look like her _________?
- _________ is more than one
- Simple past tense of dig
- We did not take a holiday this __________
- Who visited his parents last Saturday?
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- Where are the sunglasses from?
- _______ is used when referring to a place or location
- Blue is my ____________ colour
- ________ is one
- Where did Sam go yesterday?
- What cost 99.99?
- I want to be _________
- What wasn't in the basket?
- Sarah can read _______
18 Clues: ________ is one • What cost 99.99? • I want to be _________ • Sarah can read _______ • Simple past tense of dig • What wasn't in the basket? • _________ is more than one • Where did Sam go yesterday? • Where are the sunglasses from? • Blue is my ____________ colour • Who went to Spain for 3 weeks? • _______ likes to read magazines • Who went to Germany for a month? • ...
word exercise 2019-04-10
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- Our understanding of these concepts contributes to our view of cognitive categories.
- Radio competed with the print media, but soon it became incorporated into the mainstream.
- Technical proficiency is considered to be of paramount importance among surgical trainees.
- She's mature beyond her years in terms of her ability to pay attention to every single detail of her preparation.
- The advertisements for promoting television sets also help in achieving a boost in overall sales.
- The brains of infants and very young children are capable of storing fragmented memories.
- He always amuses me with his quirky sense of humour and I enjoy being in his company.
- Many scientists even suspect that the high frequency of earthquakes in recent years might also be related to global warming.
- We are always looking for willing volunteers to help with everything from sorting and preparing stock to merchandising and sales.
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- Great variation exists in the ways community colleges have responded to the rising immigrant student population on their campuses.
- Primary education now emphasises skills acquisition rather than knowledge.
- Even those already literate in English adjusted to the new Creole system within five minutes.
- Motivated by prestige and upward mobility, lower class women try to imitate the speech of the upper class.
- All scientists do is try to generalise hypotheses from evidence and then attempt to test them in future.
- Until now, health officials have had to work hard to raise awareness and increase demand for the flu shots among these groups.
- Police have launched an initiative to tackle rising crime.
- Markets were increasingly dominated by a small number of large integrated enterprises.
- Intelligence is all of our ability, from mathematical to linguistic to musical to artistic.
18 Clues: Police have launched an initiative to tackle rising crime. • Primary education now emphasises skills acquisition rather than knowledge. • Our understanding of these concepts contributes to our view of cognitive categories. • He always amuses me with his quirky sense of humour and I enjoy being in his company. • ...
JS Fitness Packets 2024-04-01
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- , i learned that in this exercise you move you arms back and forth
- , i learned that this exercise were you bring your body up and down
- , i learned that in this exercise you sit in a air chair
- , this is one of my favorite exercise
- , i learned that in this exercise you use you legs and move them back and forth
- , i learned that you lay on the floor and just pretend that you are riding a bike
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- , i learned that in this exercise you sit and reach to your feet
- , i learned that this exercise is were you think that you are climbing a mountain
- , i learned that that in this exercise you lean on your arms and hold it
- , i learned that we were not able to do this exercise in gym
- , i learned that you do this in a lunge motion
- , it is one of my least favorite exercise
- , i learned how to do a great warm up by jumping
- , i learned that this exercise is a type of meditation
- , i learned that in this exercise you jump and then make a push up and then repeat it
15 Clues: , this is one of my favorite exercise • , it is one of my least favorite exercise • , i learned that you do this in a lunge motion • , i learned how to do a great warm up by jumping • , i learned that this exercise is a type of meditation • , i learned that in this exercise you sit in a air chair • , i learned that we were not able to do this exercise in gym • ...
Physical Education 2025-03-18
Across
- A bodyweight exercise that works the chest, shoulders, and triceps.
- A water-based sport and exercise that improves cardiovascular health.
- The state of being physically healthy and strong.
- A movement to increase flexibility by lengthening muscles.
- The process of rest and repair after intense physical activity.
- Exercise that requires oxygen and improves cardiovascular fitness, such as running or cycling.
- The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility.
- A lower-body exercise involving a step forward and bending the knee.
- The act of lifting weights to build strength and muscle mass.
- The ability to sustain physical activity over a long period.
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- Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise.
- A team sport where players aim to score goals by kicking a ball into the opponent's net.
- Exercise that raises heart rate and improves cardiovascular health.
- A lower-body exercise that targets the thighs, hips, and buttocks.
- The ability to maintain control of body position, often used in fitness exercises.
- A team sport played with a ball and hoop.
- A workout where you perform a series of exercises in a sequence with minimal rest.
- A form of running at a steady, moderate pace for exercise.
- A person who competes in physical sports.
- A practice that combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation.
- Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement.
21 Clues: A team sport played with a ball and hoop. • A person who competes in physical sports. • The state of being physically healthy and strong. • The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility. • Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement. • Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise. • ...
Physical Education 2025-03-18
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- A bodyweight exercise that works the chest, shoulders, and triceps.
- A water-based sport and exercise that improves cardiovascular health.
- The state of being physically healthy and strong.
- A movement to increase flexibility by lengthening muscles.
- The process of rest and repair after intense physical activity.
- Exercise that requires oxygen and improves cardiovascular fitness, such as running or cycling.
- The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility.
- A lower-body exercise involving a step forward and bending the knee.
- The act of lifting weights to build strength and muscle mass.
- The ability to sustain physical activity over a long period.
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- Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise.
- A team sport where players aim to score goals by kicking a ball into the opponent's net.
- Exercise that raises heart rate and improves cardiovascular health.
- A lower-body exercise that targets the thighs, hips, and buttocks.
- The ability to maintain control of body position, often used in fitness exercises.
- A team sport played with a ball and hoop.
- A workout where you perform a series of exercises in a sequence with minimal rest.
- A form of running at a steady, moderate pace for exercise.
- A person who competes in physical sports.
- A practice that combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation.
- Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement.
21 Clues: A team sport played with a ball and hoop. • A person who competes in physical sports. • The state of being physically healthy and strong. • The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility. • Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement. • Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise. • ...
Exercise 1B 2017-03-28
18 Clues: õlg • ahv • kõht • põsed • Taani • haigla • gepard • köhima • jõehobu • hambavalu • jaanalind • taani keel • hiina keel • saksa keel • kõri, kurk • kreeka keel • hüppeliiges • välja väänama, nikastama
english exercise 2024-03-20
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- activity involving mental or physical effort done in order to achieve a purpose or result.
- relating to or affecting the fundamental nature of something; far-reaching or thorough.
- a device that receives television signals and reproduces them on a screen.
- Science fiction is a narrative genre that places the action in imaginary space-time coordinates different from ours.
- a written or printed work consisting of pages glued or sewn together along one side and bound in covers.
- / during the period of time preceding a particular event or time.
- relating to the present or recent times as opposed to the remote past.
- a person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data.
- plot film, is a series of still images that, when projected on a screen consecutively
- an environment or material in which something develops; a surrounding medium or structure.
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- a type of literature
- the time or a period of time following the moment of speaking or writing; time regarded as still to come.
- /an account of past events in someone's life or in the evolution of something.
- an apparatus using or applying mechanical power and having several parts, each with a definite function and together performing a particular task.
- he duration of a person's life.
- Machine or programmable electronic device that is capable of manipulating objects and performing various operations
- a collection of people, countries, or groups that combine for a particular purpose, typically mutual protection or cooperation.
- the planet on which we live; the world.
18 Clues: a type of literature • he duration of a person's life. • the planet on which we live; the world. • a person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data. • / during the period of time preceding a particular event or time. • relating to the present or recent times as opposed to the remote past. • ...
FITNESS CENTER 2024-02-26
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- is an exercise that looks like you are going to sit down and then change your mind
- Ms. Ski's favorite exercise, but she also hates it.
- A small handheld weight
- How many minutes of MVPA do we need to achieve at Spark
- An Ab exercise when you twist side to side while sitting
- A machine that focuses on the Tricep Muscle
- When you look like you are about to do a pushup but you just hold yourself still for time
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- This is an exercise for your shoulders using dumbbells that go from your head to OVER your head
- An exercise using dumbbells that focuses on BicepsMuscle
- Looks like a Plank that goes down to the floor and back up to arms straight
- What is the Acronym for Moderate Vigorous Physical Activity
- is an exercise where you pull the handles down to your head and back up
- an exercise that looks like you are walking with 90 degree angles in your knees
- A weight that looks like a bell
- An Ab exercise performed by laying down and sitting up
- Row A machine that uses your BACK muscles to pull
- This is basically Exercise for your Heart
17 Clues: A small handheld weight • A weight that looks like a bell • This is basically Exercise for your Heart • A machine that focuses on the Tricep Muscle • Row A machine that uses your BACK muscles to pull • Ms. Ski's favorite exercise, but she also hates it. • An Ab exercise performed by laying down and sitting up • How many minutes of MVPA do we need to achieve at Spark • ...
FITT Principles 2021-02-07
Across
- being physically strong
- exercise that involves absence of free oxygen
- being physically fit and healthy
- The type of exercise you perform
- How often you work out
- How efficiently your heart, lungs provide oxygen
- sustain an exercise over a period of time
- provides resistance for muscles
- How long you work out
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- practicing healthy habits on a daily basis
- obese body mass index number
- obtain food necessary for health
- heart rate in order to benefit from exercise
- layer under the skin
- How hard you work out
- bending easily without breaking
- sport or activity of riding a bicycle
- designed to be practical and useful
- exercise that involves oxygen
19 Clues: layer under the skin • How hard you work out • How long you work out • How often you work out • being physically strong • obese body mass index number • exercise that involves oxygen • bending easily without breaking • provides resistance for muscles • obtain food necessary for health • being physically fit and healthy • The type of exercise you perform • ...
Chapter 6: CARDIORESPIRATORY ENDURANCE 2016-04-01
Across
- Describes exercise that requires oxygen to produce the necessary energy (ATP) to carry out the activity.
- Tapering off an exercise session slowly.
- Amount of time that the body takes to return to resting levels after exercise.
- The highest percentage of the VO2max at which an individual can exercise (maximal steady state) for an extended time without accumulating significant amounts of lactic acid (accumulation of lactic acid forces an individual to slow down the exercise intensity or stop altogether).
- Individuals who exhibit small or no improvements in fitness as compared to others who undergo the same training program.
- Amount of blood pumped by the heart in one minute.
- Form or type of exercise.
- Individuals who exhibit improvements in fitness as a result of exercise training.
- In cardiorespiratory exercise, how hard a person has to exercise to improve or maintain fitness.
- An acronym used to describe the cardiorespiratory exercise prescription variables: frequency, intensity, time (duration), type (mode), volume, and progression.
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- Hypo denotes lack of; therefore, chronic ailments that result from a lack of physical activity.
- CR exercise that requires an intensity level of approximately 70 percent of capacity.
- Starting a workout slowly.
- Smallest blood vessels carrying oxygenated blood to the tissues in the body.
- The amount of oxygen the human body uses.
- A type of physical activity that requires planned, structured, and repetitive bodily movement with the intent of improving or maintaining one or more components of physical fitness
- Short for metabolic equivalent, the rate of energy expenditure at rest; 1 MET is the equivalent of a VO2 of 3.5 mL/kg/min.
17 Clues: Form or type of exercise. • Starting a workout slowly. • Tapering off an exercise session slowly. • The amount of oxygen the human body uses. • Amount of blood pumped by the heart in one minute. • Smallest blood vessels carrying oxygenated blood to the tissues in the body. • Amount of time that the body takes to return to resting levels after exercise. • ...
PE 2025-02-14
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- – An abdominal exercise where the upper body is lifted off the floor. (SITUP)
- – An upper-body exercise performed in a plank position. (PUSHUP)
- – A small handheld weight used for strength training. (DUMBBELL)
- – The way one holds their body while sitting, standing, or moving. (POSTURE)
- Rate – The number of times the heart beats per minute. (HEARTRATE)
- – The range of motion of a joint. (FLEXIBILITY)
- Rope – A cardio exercise involving jumping over a rope. (JUMPROPE)
- – A lower-body exercise where one leg steps forward and bends. (LUNGES)
- – The chemical process by which the body converts food into energy. (METABOLISM)
- – A short burst of fast running. (SPRINT)
- – Exercise that does not rely on oxygen, such as sprinting. (ANAEROBIC)
- – The force opposing a muscle contraction, as in weightlifting. (RESISTANCE)
- – A series of exercises performed after a workout to help the body recover. (COOLDOWN)
- – Exercise that requires oxygen, such as running or swimming. (AEROBIC)
- – The ability to move quickly and easily. (AGILITY)
- – Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement. (MUSCLE)
- – The ability to use different body parts smoothly and efficiently. (COORDINATION)
- – A core-strengthening exercise where the body is held in a straight line. (PLANK)
- – The ability to generate force quickly. (POWER)
- – The process of maintaining fluid balance in the body. (HYDRATION)
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- – The rate at which the heart beats. (PULSE)
- Jacks – A full-body exercise involving arm and leg movements. (JUMPINGJACKS)
- – A lower-body exercise that involves bending the knees and hips. (SQUAT)
- – A measure of body fat based on height and weight. (BMI)
- – A single complete movement of an exercise. (REPETITION)
- – Exercises that involve explosive movements to improve power. (PLYOMETRICS)
- – Extreme tiredness due to physical activity. (FATIGUE)
- – The ability to sustain physical activity for an extended period. (ENDURANCE)
- – Exercise that raises the heart rate and improves cardiovascular health. (CARDIO)
- – The ability to maintain stability and control of body position. (BALANCE)
- – A machine used for indoor running or walking. (TREADMILL)
- – The capacity of muscles to exert force. (STRENGTH)
- – A full-body exercise involving a squat, jump, and push-up. (BURPEES)
- – A form of physical exercise to improve flexibility. (STRETCHING)
- – Increasing workout intensity to improve fitness. (OVERLOAD)
- – A unit of energy measurement in food. (CALORIE)
- – A slower, steady form of running. (JOGGING)
- – A set of exercises done before physical activity to prepare the body. (WARMUP)
- – The ability to move quickly over a short distance. (SPEED)
- – A weightlifting exercise where a barbell is lifted off the ground. (DEADLIFT)
40 Clues: – A short burst of fast running. (SPRINT) • – The rate at which the heart beats. (PULSE) • – A slower, steady form of running. (JOGGING) • – The range of motion of a joint. (FLEXIBILITY) • – The ability to generate force quickly. (POWER) • – A unit of energy measurement in food. (CALORIE) • – The ability to move quickly and easily. (AGILITY) • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-21
Across
- how hard your body is working during physical activity
- exercise to strengthen abdominal muscles
- group of muscles at the front of your thighs
- improvement of any physical fitness
- the part between your shoulder and wrist
- strength exercise where you lower your hip and stand back up
- connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone
- you can increase this muscles strength through bench presses or push ups
- unique first name containing two A's
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- large muscle in front of upper arm portion
- triangular shaped and gives the shoulder its rounded contour
- large muscle on the back of the upper limb
- upper joint of the human arm near the neck
- refers to what kind of exercise you are doing
- organ that digests food
- how often you exercise
- wasting or loss of muscle tissue
- duration of each exercise
- core exercise positioned similarly as a push up
- unique last name with double L's
20 Clues: how often you exercise • organ that digests food • duration of each exercise • wasting or loss of muscle tissue • unique last name with double L's • improvement of any physical fitness • unique first name containing two A's • exercise to strengthen abdominal muscles • the part between your shoulder and wrist • large muscle in front of upper arm portion • ...
fitness vocab 2022-02-04
Across
- organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively.
- This type of exercise raises your heart rate way up for short bursts of time
- frequency,intercity,type,time
- an even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to remain upright and steady.
- activity that is rhythmic and repetitive
- the first part of an exercise session (workout)
- realistic goals
- how much force you have
- the second part of an exercise session (workout)
- mile run
- how fast you are going
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- quality of bending easily without breaking.
- bench press
- without oxygen
- push-ups
- how many time your heart beats
- the third and final part of an exercise session (workout)
- the amount of fat muscle and water in the body
- bility to move quickly and easily.
- is a measure of the quickness with which an organism responds to some sort of stimulus
20 Clues: push-ups • mile run • bench press • without oxygen • realistic goals • how fast you are going • how much force you have • frequency,intercity,type,time • how many time your heart beats • bility to move quickly and easily. • activity that is rhythmic and repetitive • quality of bending easily without breaking. • the amount of fat muscle and water in the body • ...
cardiorespiratory endurance 2024-01-10
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- CR exercise that noticeably increases heart rate and breathing, one that requires an intensity level of approximately 50 percent of capacity.
- Heart rate after a person has been sitting quietly for 15 to 20 minutes.
- CR exercise that requires an intensity level of approximately 70 percent of capacity.
- The highest percentage of VO2max at which an individual can exercise for an extended time without accumulating significant amounts of lactic acid, which forces an individual to reduce exercise intensity or stop exercising.
- Tapering off an exercise session slowly.
- Structures within the cells where energy transformations take place.
- In CR exercise, how hard a person has to exercise to improve or maintain fitness. In flexibility exercise, the degree of stretch.
- Smallest blood vessels carrying oxygenated blood to the tissues in the body.
- Exercise that requires oxygen to produce the necessary energy to carry out the activity.
- Amount of blood pumped by the heart in one minute.
- Maximum amount of oxygen the body is able to utilize per minute of physical activity, commonly expressed in milliliters per kilogram per minute; the best indicator of CR or aerobic fitness.
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- Recommended TI range, in terms of exercise heart rate, to obtain adequate CR endurance development.
- Protein-iron compound in red blood cells that transports oxygen in the blood.
- The ability of the lungs, heart, and blood vessels to deliver adequate amounts of oxygen to the cells to meet the demands of prolonged physical activity.
- Amount of time that the body takes to return to resting levels after exercise.
- exercise that does not require oxygen to produce the necessary energy to carry out the activity.
- Highest heart rate for a person, related primarily to age.
17 Clues: Tapering off an exercise session slowly. • Amount of blood pumped by the heart in one minute. • Highest heart rate for a person, related primarily to age. • Structures within the cells where energy transformations take place. • Heart rate after a person has been sitting quietly for 15 to 20 minutes. • ...
Muscular Fitness: Samantha Deoliveira 2026-04-01
Across
- muscle lengthens while under tension
- exercise equipment that guides movement using machines
- The ability of a muscle to exert maximum force in one effort
- exercise where muscles change length as they contract
- a group of repetitions performed together
- a workout moving through different exercises in sequence
- one complete movement of an exercise
- strength of muscles in your abdomen and lower back
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- increase in muscle size from training
- exercises that use your own body as resistance
- gradually increasing difficulty to build strength
- the ability of a muscle to keep working over time without tiring
- the break time between sets or exercises
- performing two exercises back to back without rest
- weights like dumbbells or barbells not attached to machines
- exercise exercise where muscles contract without movement
- muscle shortens while contracting
- training exercise that uses weight or resistance to build muscle
- decrease in muscle size from lack of use
- the maximum weight you can lift one time
20 Clues: muscle shortens while contracting • muscle lengthens while under tension • one complete movement of an exercise • increase in muscle size from training • the break time between sets or exercises • decrease in muscle size from lack of use • the maximum weight you can lift one time • a group of repetitions performed together • exercises that use your own body as resistance • ...
Physical Activity and Health 2024-10-15
Across
- A safe way to prepare muscles before intense exercise.
- A benefit of regular physical activity for mental well-being.
- A period of exercise that includes gentle activity to gradually lower heart rate.
- An organ that benefits from exercise, especially during cardio workouts.
- Essential nutrient that supports bone health, often gained from exercise and diet.
- Physical activity benefits this, helping to prevent obesity.
- Recommended amount of daily physical activity for teenagers, in minutes.
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- Process that occurs when the body cools itself by sweating during exercise.
- Regular exercise helps reduce this, which can improve sleep and reduce anxiety.
- Type of physical activity that strengthens muscles.
- The number of times a person’s heart beats per minute, often measured before and after exercise.
- Exercise that focuses on stretching and holding poses to improve flexibility.
- Regular exercise improves this system, which includes the heart and blood vessels.
- Condition improved by physical activity, involving the body's sugar use.
- A set of activities performed to keep the body physically fit and healthy.
15 Clues: Type of physical activity that strengthens muscles. • A safe way to prepare muscles before intense exercise. • Physical activity benefits this, helping to prevent obesity. • A benefit of regular physical activity for mental well-being. • An organ that benefits from exercise, especially during cardio workouts. • ...
Behavioural factors 2023-10-23
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- People who exercise regularly do not lead this type of lifestyle
- A smoker who is trying to quit may feel this way if they are finding it difficult
- Those who follow a healthy diet have this outlook on life as they are more in control of their emotions
- Smokers often feel that the cigarettes are in ________ of them
- Those who exercise are less likely to get this illness as their bones are strong
- Exercise can have a positive impact on social health as it allows for social __________ in exercise classes for example
- This risk of this illness is impacted when hooked on cigarettes, alcohol or drugs
- If people become addicted to alcohol or drugs they may have a run in with the ________
- A healthy diet provides this so that people can exercise and feel fit
- Exercise does this to the body and strengthens muscles
- Limiting the intake of these fats in the diet can reduce risk of high
- This is improved as blood is pumped around the body during exercise and therefore heart problems are less likely to occur
- Alcohol is a ____________ and therefore addicts can suffer from low self-esteem
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- Those who exercise feel this way when they achieve an exercise goal and also when they feel good about their appearance due to exercise
- Smoking can cause the skin to age quicker and this is known as _________ ageing
- pressure, heart disease and obesity.
- This is lowered when someone leads an unhealthy lifestyle making it harder to fight of infections
- This is increased the more you exercise and therefore you live longer
- Addicts of cigarettes, alcohol and drugs may suffer from these problems as most of their money is spent on their addiction
- Smokers may be _____________ in certain situations e.g they may not be able to attend a special event as they are not allowed to smoke
- These patterns are disrupted if someone is addicted to drugs
- These can occur when the social health of someone is negatively impacted by substance abuse
22 Clues: pressure, heart disease and obesity. • Exercise does this to the body and strengthens muscles • These patterns are disrupted if someone is addicted to drugs • Smokers often feel that the cigarettes are in ________ of them • People who exercise regularly do not lead this type of lifestyle • This is increased the more you exercise and therefore you live longer • ...
Exercise 3 2022-10-28
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- Windows are in it.
- A lot of water.
- Surprise.
- Now and then.
- We use it to draw nice pictures.
- Smells good.
- Can be very tall.
- One,two,three,four...
- The opposite of it is "before".
- Our friend.
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- Part of a rabbit.
- A kindly(亲切的) greeting.
- It's now or never.
- A person(人) who teaches.
- Children take it to school.
- Part of a room.
- Some people love it,while some hate(讨厌) it.
- Children love it.
18 Clues: Surprise. • Our friend. • Smells good. • Now and then. • A lot of water. • Part of a room. • Part of a rabbit. • Can be very tall. • Children love it. • Windows are in it. • It's now or never. • One,two,three,four... • A kindly(亲切的) greeting. • A person(人) who teaches. • Children take it to school. • The opposite of it is "before". • We use it to draw nice pictures. • ...
Exercise 1 2022-03-18
18 Clues: 藏不住 • 找春天 • 上学要带 • 有更好看 • 人工智能 • 金刚芭比 • 天空和大海的颜色 • 眉头一邹,计上心来 • 代表温暖、尊贵等的颜色 • 代表沉稳、健壮等的颜色 • 代表朴素、沉稳等的颜色 • 代表无暇、简单、纯洁等的颜色 • 代表可爱、浪漫、愉快等的颜色 • 代表清新、健康、希望等的颜色 • 代表梦幻、优雅、高贵等的颜色 • 代表黑夜、庄重、神秘等的颜色 • 代表时尚、青春、动感等的颜色 • 代表热情、活泼、张扬等的颜色
Exercise 3 2021-12-02
Word exercise 2024-01-22
Across
- Extremely hot and unpleasant
- The quality of being unwise, because you fail to consider the possible result of your actions
- Used especially by women in a quiet and well behaved way.
- Intentionally
- An abiding feeling or memory is one that you have had for a long time
- A heavy load that you carry
- To discover the meaning of something written badly or in a difficult or hidden way.
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- A rectangular leather bag used especially in the past by children for carrying books to school.
- Food or crops that not yet are ready to be eaten or collected
- Grass or similar plants suitable for animals such as cows and sheep to eat, or an area of land covered in this
- To be completely involved in something
- A person who is going to be killed, especially as a punishment for having committed a very serious crime.
- to take a machine apart or to come apart into separate pieces
- To kill someone by covering their face so that they cannot breathe
- A long, high cry, often to show emotion at a ceremony such as a wedding or funeral.
- To criticize something or someone strongly and publicly
- Container
- The fact that a substance is dirty or lower quality because it is mixed with another substance
18 Clues: Container • Intentionally • A heavy load that you carry • Extremely hot and unpleasant • To be completely involved in something • To criticize something or someone strongly and publicly • Used especially by women in a quiet and well behaved way. • Food or crops that not yet are ready to be eaten or collected • to take a machine apart or to come apart into separate pieces • ...
Exercise 1 2024-03-05
Across
- Panda,Beijing roast duck...
- People move over snow or water on skis.
- In this season plants start to grow again.
- The ninth month of the year.
- In this season leaves fall off the trees.
- The first month of the year.
- Having richly varied colours.
- Students in the same class.
- Someone who is visiting a person or place.
- A person who is paid to work in someone else's garden.
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- Kangaroo, koala...
- The season between fall and spring.
- The second month of the year.
- In this season the weather is usually hot.
- A large、sweet、yellowish fruit.Some people is allergic(过敏) to it.
- The eighth month of the year.
- Synonyms(近义词): flower, bush, vegetable...
- People ask(问) you something, you say something back to them.
18 Clues: Kangaroo, koala... • Panda,Beijing roast duck... • Students in the same class. • The ninth month of the year. • The first month of the year. • The second month of the year. • The eighth month of the year. • Having richly varied colours. • The season between fall and spring. • People move over snow or water on skis. • In this season leaves fall off the trees. • ...
CARBS & ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE 2018-06-05
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- phosphocreatine fuel availability and/or _____ acid build-up can cause fatigue in anaerobic exercise
- _____-absorbing (low-moderate GI) food best consumed several hours prior to prolonged exercise for a sustained fuel source
- indigestible carbohydrate containing zero kcals
- simplest form of sugar - includes glucose, fructose, and galactose
- _____ athletes can significantly increase glycogen storage compared to sedentary individuals
- glycogen _____ is greatest when carbs are consumed immediately post-exercise
- another term for glucose polymers
- type of glycogen storage which is a readily available fuel source for working muscles
- dissacharide composed of glucose + galactose (some people are unable to digest - known as ____ intolerance)
- type of monosaccharide most likely to cause gastric distress during exercise
- dissacharide composed of glucose + fructose (found in most forms of sugar)
- macronutrient recommended for an athlete to consume ~ 60-70% of total kcals
- slang term for cyclists who run out of fuel during exercise causing them to "crash"
- carbohydrate-_____ a regimen to greatly increase the muscles with glycogen stores beyond normal for endurance events
- storage form of glucose deposited in both liver and muscles
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- energy _____ are high-caffeine beverages which are very popular among teens & young adults that are not advised during exercise due to an enhanced increase in BP & heart rate
- low blood glucose and/or low muscle glycogen stores can cause fatigue in _____ exercise
- macronutrient to be consumed along with carbs post-exercise in a 3-4:1 ratio for optimal glycogen repletion
- broad range of grams of carbohydrates per kg weight generally recommended for athletes
- temperature of environment that can increase an athlete's reliance on carbs as a fuel source
- energy _____ are small portable packets of high-GI carb fuel with a pudding-type texture that is easy to consume for refueling during exercise
- dissacharide composed of glucose + glucose (found in beer)
- _____-absorbing (high-GI) food best consumed during or after exercise
- number of grams of carbohydrates to consume per hour of prolonged exercise after the first hour to prevent fatigue
- type of carbohydrate containing one- ____ or more glucose units bonded together
- type of glycogen storage which maintains blood glucose levels
- decreased _____ effort may result via carb supplementation during exercise to benefit performance
- carbohydrates are primary fuel metabolized at _____-intensity
28 Clues: another term for glucose polymers • indigestible carbohydrate containing zero kcals • dissacharide composed of glucose + glucose (found in beer) • storage form of glucose deposited in both liver and muscles • type of glycogen storage which maintains blood glucose levels • carbohydrates are primary fuel metabolized at _____-intensity • ...
Exercise 2 2023-03-24
Across
- the meal you have in the middle of the day
- one of four equal(相等的) parts of something
- to show how to do
- go to bed
- nice
- the first meal of the day
- nice
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- everyday
- the meal served in the early part of the evening
- the house or apartment where people live
- ↑
- never stop
- need to take a rest
- to be cut into two
- return
- can be used to state time
- face gets red
- to draw
- looks like a ball
19 Clues: ↑ • nice • nice • return • to draw • everyday • go to bed • never stop • face gets red • to show how to do • looks like a ball • to be cut into two • need to take a rest • can be used to state time • the first meal of the day • the house or apartment where people live • one of four equal(相等的) parts of something • the meal you have in the middle of the day • ...
IDM4301 Exercise 2020-03-24
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- a device authenticates a person’s identity by translating a personal characteristic into a digital code that is compared with a digital code in a computer
- a program that display a series of distorted characters and require the users to enter the characters correctly to continue using the website
- a program that hinds in the computer and allow someone in remote location to take full control of the computer
- a notice that guarantees a user or a website is legitimate
- someone who accesses a computer or network illegal with the intent to breach the security
- a potentially damaging programs that infects the computer negatively without user permission
- a technique intruders use to make their network or Internet transmission appear legitimate
- the act of defacing or destroying digital equipment
- a device that provide power during a temporary or permanent loss of power
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- an isolated decoy systems and services designed to look like production servers, but enabled to be susceptible to IT attackers.
- a duplicate of a file, program, or media that can be used if the original is lost, damaged, or destroyed
- a program or set of instructions in a program that allow users to bypass security controls
- someone who uses e-mail as a vehicle for extortion or blackmail corporate
- the discovery, collection, and analysis of evidence found on computers and networks
- a program that copies itself repeatedly in memory or network using up the computer resources
- a hardware and/or software that protects a network’s resources from intrusion
- a technology that creates an encrypted connection over a less secure network.
- a device or software application that monitors network or system activities for malicious activities or policy violations and produces electronic reports to a management station
18 Clues: the act of defacing or destroying digital equipment • a notice that guarantees a user or a website is legitimate • someone who uses e-mail as a vehicle for extortion or blackmail corporate • a device that provide power during a temporary or permanent loss of power • a technology that creates an encrypted connection over a less secure network. • ...
Exercise 4 2023-05-12
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- Move around wearing roller-skates.
- It tells a story; shown in a theater or on TV.
- 1%
- Head of a country(国家).
- You are not working or have nothing to do.
- To send messages(信息) by computer.
- A game played by two players on a rectangular court.
- Move your body.
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- A public(公共的) place with grass and trees.
- Mickey Mouse、Donald Duck...
- To eat a meal outdoors, usually in a park.
- 80%
- 30%
- 0%
- Father or mother.
- 60%
- It's like a bad cold but more serious.
- 100%
18 Clues: 0% • 1% • 80% • 30% • 60% • 100% • Move your body. • Father or mother. • Head of a country(国家). • Mickey Mouse、Donald Duck... • To send messages(信息) by computer. • Move around wearing roller-skates. • It's like a bad cold but more serious. • A public(公共的) place with grass and trees. • To eat a meal outdoors, usually in a park. • You are not working or have nothing to do. • ...
Vocabulary Exercise 2020-09-28
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- The computer __________ was bright.
- Cartoons are __________ kids.
- They couldn't expose the impostor because the didn't have enough __________.
- It was hard to ________ my mom to let me go to the party.
- When you see an apple you think of the IPhone _________.
- Nike is a renown ________ because of their sneakers.
- He got hurt while playing basketball, they had to take him to the hospital to check the __________.
- Apps have a series of rules and ____________ that need to be followed.
- She ___________ lost the map.
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- Donald Trump's _________ was not well received.
- They tried to __________ to his human nature.
- The information isn't completly true, it may cause people to be ________.
- I can't _________ your situation, it has never happened to me.
- We will ___________ the previous charges.
- He went to the mall to ________ his prize.
- She got a __________ because they sent her the wrong product.
- Apple and Samsung are huge __________ because they both sell the same products.
- I couldn't remember her name, she wasn't very _________.
18 Clues: Cartoons are __________ kids. • She ___________ lost the map. • The computer __________ was bright. • We will ___________ the previous charges. • He went to the mall to ________ his prize. • They tried to __________ to his human nature. • Donald Trump's _________ was not well received. • Nike is a renown ________ because of their sneakers. • ...
Exercise 1A 2017-03-28
18 Clues: lõug • ravim • hüään • varbad • põlved • Kreeka • pühvel • Iirimaa • peavalu • palavik • käeranne • Saksamaa • hambaarst • vene keel • ninasarvik • kaelkirjak • küünarnukk • jaapani keel
EXERCISE 9 2023-10-16
Across
- 109 - 28 = ...
- 106 - ... = 62
- three hundred ... - 204 = 101
- 43 - ... = 5
- 308 - 197 = one hundred ...
- three hundred ... - 292 = 54
- 111 - ... = 76
- 356 - 195 = one hundred ...
- four hundred ... - 304 = 130
- one hundred ... - 59 = 61
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- 422 - 206 = two hundred ...
- one hundred ... - 40 = 64
- 93 - 36 = ...
- 61 - ... = 2
- 288 - 199 = ...
- 278 - one hundred ... = 80
- three hundred ... - 100 = 224
- 103 - ... = 53
18 Clues: 61 - ... = 2 • 43 - ... = 5 • 93 - 36 = ... • 109 - 28 = ... • 106 - ... = 62 • 111 - ... = 76 • 103 - ... = 53 • 288 - 199 = ... • one hundred ... - 40 = 64 • one hundred ... - 59 = 61 • 278 - one hundred ... = 80 • 422 - 206 = two hundred ... • 308 - 197 = one hundred ... • 356 - 195 = one hundred ... • three hundred ... - 292 = 54 • four hundred ... - 304 = 130 • three hundred ... - 204 = 101 • ...
Exercise 1 2023-03-03
Across
- a part of a coast(海岸)
- sth belongs to a group of people
- a special(特别的) set of clothes people wear at work or in school
- sth belongs to(属于) a thing
- together with others or doing sth using a tool
- a person who plays a musical instrument(乐器) as their job
- a small unit of money
- this one or that one
- a competition(比赛) to see who is the fastest(最快的)
- make sure(确认) sth is right
Down
- put it on the nose and around the ears
- China is famous(有名的) for the high-speed(高速) one in the world.
- a woman who is a member of the police force
- women who are members of the police force
- use it to refer to a man, boy or male animal
- have sth right in one's mind(头脑)
- use it to refer to a woman, girl or female animal
- a large bird with very good eyesight(视力)
18 Clues: this one or that one • a part of a coast(海岸) • a small unit of money • sth belongs to(属于) a thing • make sure(确认) sth is right • sth belongs to a group of people • have sth right in one's mind(头脑) • put it on the nose and around the ears • a large bird with very good eyesight(视力) • women who are members of the police force • a woman who is a member of the police force • ...
Dictionary Exercise 2024-04-17
18 Clues: wisp • icing • papal • wafer • snooty • chipper • callous • Yuletide • synopsis • abundant • dissolve • reasoning • hopscotch • quizzical • tactician • seclusion • sagittarius • verdraagzaam
Behavioural Factors 2023-10-24
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- Alcohol is a ____________ and therefore addicts can suffer from low self-esteem
- People who exercise regularly do not lead this type of lifestyle
- Smokers may be _____________ in certain situations e.g they may not be able to attend a special event as they are not allowed to smoke
- Those who exercise are less likely to get this illness as their bones are strong
- Those who follow a healthy diet have this outlook on life as they are more in control of their emotions
- This risk of this illness is impacted when hooked on cigarettes, alcohol or drugs
- Smoking can cause the skin to age quicker and this is known as _________ ageing
- Exercise does this to the body and strengthens muscles
- Addicts of cigarettes, alcohol and drugs may suffer from these problems as most of their money is spent on their addiction
- This is lowered when someone leads an unhealthy lifestyle making it harder to fight of infections
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- This is improved as blood is pumped around the body during exercise and therefore heart problems are less likely to occur
- A smoker who is trying to quit may feel this way if they are finding it difficult
- A healthy diet provides this so that people can exercise and feel fit
- Those who exercise feel this way when they achieve an exercise goal and also when they feel good about their appearance due to exercise
- These can occur when the social health of someone is negatively impacted by substance abuse
- Smokers often feel that the cigarettes are in ________ of them
- This is increased the more you exercise and therefore you live longer
- Limiting the intake of these fats in the diet can reduce risk of high blood pressure, heart disease and obesity.
- These patterns are disrupted if someone is addicted to drugs
- If people become addicted to alcohol or drugs they may have a run in with the ________
- Exercise can have a positive impact on social health as it allows for social __________ in exercise classes for example
21 Clues: Exercise does this to the body and strengthens muscles • These patterns are disrupted if someone is addicted to drugs • Smokers often feel that the cigarettes are in ________ of them • People who exercise regularly do not lead this type of lifestyle • A healthy diet provides this so that people can exercise and feel fit • ...
Keeping Fit and Active 2024-11-20
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- Following safety rules can keep you from getting __________ when you exercise.
- Sometimes ____________ makes it hard to fall asleep.
- Safety __________ protect your knees and elbows when you exercise.
- _____________ protect your eyes when you exercise.
- If you have trouble falling a asleep, you can read a book or find other ways to ___________.
- Your brain gets more ______________ when you exercise.
- When you are ______, your body is able to be active and play hard for a long time without getting tired.
- Going to bed at the _________ time each night may help you fall asleep.
- Exercise gives you more ________________ to do things.
- A ______________ protects your head when you ride a bike.
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- Drink a lot of ____________ when you exercise.
- ______________ is always important when you exercise.
- According to the rules for exercising safely, you should _________ exercising if you feel pain.
- If you don't get enough sleep, you may feel tired or ____________.
- Playing games and sports is a good way to exercise and be _______________.
- Getting enough sleep will help your body rest and ___________ itself.
- You feel better when you have _____________ sleep. You have more energy to do things.
- Sleep is good for your brain. It is easier to ___________ when you hav had enough sleep.
18 Clues: Drink a lot of ____________ when you exercise. • _____________ protect your eyes when you exercise. • Sometimes ____________ makes it hard to fall asleep. • ______________ is always important when you exercise. • Your brain gets more ______________ when you exercise. • Exercise gives you more ________________ to do things. • ...
Staying Active 2021-06-14
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- this hormone increases when you exercise
- this is improved when you exercise (long term and short term)
- exercise for when you brush your teeth
- a way to exercise (relaxing)
- how many hours per day we spend sedentary
- least amount of exercise reccomended per day
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- this is reduced when you exercise (heart)
- a way to exercise (exciting)
- what to do when your muscles hurt
- an art embracing the mind and body
- this is improved when you exercise (how you feel)
- this is reduced when you exercise
- an exercise to perform when dressing (arms)
13 Clues: a way to exercise (exciting) • a way to exercise (relaxing) • what to do when your muscles hurt • this is reduced when you exercise • an art embracing the mind and body • exercise for when you brush your teeth • this hormone increases when you exercise • this is reduced when you exercise (heart) • how many hours per day we spend sedentary • ...
Components of fitness 2025-02-07
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- A moderate-intensity exercise that improves cardiovascular endurance.
- Short for repetitions in strength training.
- This organ pumps blood around the body.
- The ability of a muscle to exert force.
- The ability to sustain activity over time.
- A bodyweight exercise for muscular strength.
- This prepares the body for exercise and prevents injury.
- This helps return the body to rest after exercise.
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- These provide structure and support for movement.
- Good flexibility helps improve this body alignment.
- An exercise that strengthens the core muscles.
- An action to improve flexibility.
- These contract to produce movement.
- Exercise that relies on oxygen for energy.
- The gas needed for aerobic exercise.
15 Clues: An action to improve flexibility. • These contract to produce movement. • The gas needed for aerobic exercise. • This organ pumps blood around the body. • The ability of a muscle to exert force. • The ability to sustain activity over time. • Exercise that relies on oxygen for energy. • Short for repetitions in strength training. • ...
Fitness Basics 2022-02-03
Across
- Which exercise you should do
- Increases your range of motion and prevents muscles from shortening
- Rhythmic, repetitive movements done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heat rate in the Target Zone
- The first part of an exercise session
- Measured by in-body scanner
- The second part of an exercise session
- The minimum number of times a week a person should have exercise
Down
- Doing certain exercises in order to improve a certain component of fitness
- How long you should exercise
- The last part of an exercise session
- A type of exercise that raises your heart rate high for short bursts of time
- How often you should exercise
- You need to take breaks because you need more oxygen than you can take in
- A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out
- How hard you should exercise
15 Clues: Measured by in-body scanner • Which exercise you should do • How long you should exercise • How hard you should exercise • How often you should exercise • The last part of an exercise session • The first part of an exercise session • The second part of an exercise session • A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out • ...
Fitness Basics 2022-02-03
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- How long you should exercise
- The last part of an exercise session
- The minimum number of times a week a person should have exercise
- Increases your range of motion and prevents muscles from shortening
- Rhythmic, repetitive movements done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heat rate in the Target Zone
- A type of exercise that raises your heart rate high for short bursts of time
Down
- You need to take breaks because you need more oxygen than you can take in
- The second part of an exercise session
- How hard you should exercise
- Doing certain exercises in order to improve a certain component of fitness
- Which exercise you should do
- The first part of an exercise session
- A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out
- How often you should exercise
- Measured by in-body scanner
15 Clues: Measured by in-body scanner • How hard you should exercise • How long you should exercise • Which exercise you should do • How often you should exercise • The last part of an exercise session • The first part of an exercise session • The second part of an exercise session • A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out • ...
Fitness Basics 2022-02-03
Across
- Which exercise you should do
- You need to take breaks because you need more oxygen than you can take in
- How hard you should exercise
- The second part of an exercise session
- How long you should exercise
- Measured by in-body scanner
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- Increases your range of motion and prevents muscles from shortening
- A type of exercise that raises your heart rate high for short bursts of time
- How often you should exercise
- A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out
- Doing certain exercises in order to improve a certain component of fitness
- The first part of an exercise session
- The minimum number of times a week a person should have exercise
- Rhythmic, repetitive movements done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heat rate in the Target Zone
- The last part of an exercise session
15 Clues: Measured by in-body scanner • Which exercise you should do • How hard you should exercise • How long you should exercise • How often you should exercise • The last part of an exercise session • The first part of an exercise session • The second part of an exercise session • A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out • ...
Fitness Basics 2022-02-03
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- A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out
- The first part of an exercise session
- The last part of an exercise session
- The second part of an exercise session
- Doing certain exercises in order to improve a certain component of fitness
- Increases your range of motion and prevents muscles from shortening
- Which exercise you should do
- The minimum number of times a week a person should have exercise
Down
- Rhythmic, repetitive movements done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heat rate in the Target Zone
- You need to take breaks because you need more oxygen than you can take in
- Measured by in-body scanner
- A type of exercise that raises your heart rate high for short bursts of time
- How long you should exercise
- How often you should exercise
- How hard you should exercise
15 Clues: Measured by in-body scanner • How long you should exercise • How hard you should exercise • Which exercise you should do • How often you should exercise • The last part of an exercise session • The first part of an exercise session • The second part of an exercise session • A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out • ...
Fitness Basics 2022-02-03
Across
- How long you should exercise
- The last part of an exercise session
- The minimum number of times a week a person should have exercise
- Increases your range of motion and prevents muscles from shortening
- Rhythmic, repetitive movements done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heat rate in the Target Zone
- A type of exercise that raises your heart rate high for short bursts of time
Down
- You need to take breaks because you need more oxygen than you can take in
- The second part of an exercise session
- How hard you should exercise
- Doing certain exercises in order to improve a certain component of fitness
- Which exercise you should do
- The first part of an exercise session
- A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out
- How often you should exercise
- Measured by in-body scanner
15 Clues: Measured by in-body scanner • How hard you should exercise • How long you should exercise • Which exercise you should do • How often you should exercise • The last part of an exercise session • The first part of an exercise session • The second part of an exercise session • A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out • ...
AEROBIC vs. ANAEROBIC EXERCISE PERFORMANCE 2022-03-30
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- Very high-intensity, _____ exercise lasting no longer than 1 minute uses phosphocreatine as the primary fuel source.
- The approximate VO2max cut-off percentage value at which carbs are primarily burned as an energy source vs. fat during aerobic-endurance type exercise is _____ percent. (2 words with hyphen)
- _____ is the immediately usable energy used for muscular work yielded from the breakdown of carbs, protein, fat and/or phosphocreatine. (3-letter abbreviation)
- Popular ergogenic supplement which can be used to “synthesize” a specific fuel source stored in muscles cells which may rapidly replenish ATP energy for exercises such as pole vault, high jump, baseball pitch, tennis serve, 100m sprint etc. _____
- Aerobic endurance training yields multiple vital physiological benefits for an athlete’s overall performance: lower resting heart rate, reduced lactic acid synthesis, greater mitochondrial content, higher VO2max, increased RBC level, _____ heart muscle, & greater muscle glycogen storage.
- _____ is defined as maximal aerobic capacity OR the max amount of oxygen that can be consumed per minute during exercise, and is the very best scientific measure of an athlete’s cardio-respiratory fitness. (term includes no spaces)
- The 3 factors that most influence fat metabolism during moderate-intensity exercise include blood fatty _____ concentration, exercise duration, and muscle training status.
- Three major factors impact what combination of fuel types are used during a specific type of exercise event: exercise intensity, exercise duration, and exercise _____ level (= based on muscle mitochondrial content).
- Fat metabolism is a slower process since it requires oxygen, which is not immediately available at the start of exercise; therefore, fat contribution as a fuel source during low-moderate aerobic type exercise begins around ____ minutes into the ongoing exercise duration.
- Males have a higher potential aerobic capacity due to a higher blood hemoglobin level, greater _____ output, and generally more substantial muscle mass.
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- The primary protein fuel source which may be useful during endurance exercise when carb intake is not maintained or body stores become exhausted is _____ , which can be converted into glucose & provide additional energy for exercise such as a marathon or long-distance cycling. (4-letter abbreviation & also plural)
- The most important indicator of an individual’s max aerobic power is genetics, however, only endurance training aids the ability to reach their full potential, and this value may _____ with aging unless regular exercise training is maintained.
- Aerobic glycolysis is the fuel system which requires _____ to convert glucose (or glycogen stores) into ATP yielding CO2 and water, providing energy for exercise lasting from 2 minutes to 3+ hours or more dependent on fuel availability.
- _____ is commonly referred to as the “powerhouse” of the cell where ATP synthesis occurs, and provides the pathway for fat metabolism during exercise.
- _____ glycolysis is the energy system which converts glucose (or glycogen stores) into ATP + lactic acid without the use of oxygen providing energy for exercise lasting only 30 seconds – 2 minutes.
- Total number of potential fuel (energy) sources available for use in the human body. _____
- _____ acid builds up in the exercising muscle during very intense exercise leading to muscle fatigue, soreness, and potential exhaustion causing exercise to cease, and thus, requires a fairly short recovery break to then continue the same intense exercise again.
17 Clues: Total number of potential fuel (energy) sources available for use in the human body. _____ • Very high-intensity, _____ exercise lasting no longer than 1 minute uses phosphocreatine as the primary fuel source. • ...
Fitness Basics 2022-02-03
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- A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out
- The first part of an exercise session
- The last part of an exercise session
- The second part of an exercise session
- Doing certain exercises in order to improve a certain component of fitness
- Increases your range of motion and prevents muscles from shortening
- Which exercise you should do
- The minimum number of times a week a person should have exercise
Down
- Rhythmic, repetitive movements done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heat rate in the Target Zone
- You need to take breaks because you need more oxygen than you can take in
- Measured by in-body scanner
- A type of exercise that raises your heart rate high for short bursts of time
- How long you should exercise
- How often you should exercise
- How hard you should exercise
15 Clues: Measured by in-body scanner • How long you should exercise • How hard you should exercise • Which exercise you should do • How often you should exercise • The last part of an exercise session • The first part of an exercise session • The second part of an exercise session • A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out • ...
Fitness Basics 2022-02-03
Across
- A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out
- The first part of an exercise session
- The last part of an exercise session
- The second part of an exercise session
- Doing certain exercises in order to improve a certain component of fitness
- Increases your range of motion and prevents muscles from shortening
- Which exercise you should do
- The minimum number of times a week a person should have exercise
Down
- Rhythmic, repetitive movements done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heat rate in the Target Zone
- You need to take breaks because you need more oxygen than you can take in
- Measured by in-body scanner
- A type of exercise that raises your heart rate high for short bursts of time
- How long you should exercise
- How often you should exercise
- How hard you should exercise
15 Clues: Measured by in-body scanner • How long you should exercise • How hard you should exercise • Which exercise you should do • How often you should exercise • The last part of an exercise session • The first part of an exercise session • The second part of an exercise session • A gradual increase in how often or hard you work out • ...
Physical Health Crossword 2021-02-13
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- A fun way to exercise and move your body while listening to music.
- A long walk in nature.
- A quality of being physically strong. (Hint: Muscles)
- You may feel very tired after doing this exercise for a while.
- Being able to move your body and stretch your muscles. (Hint: If you can do the splits or touch your toes, people might say you are _________)
- You need strong _________ to support your body and move.
- A type of exercise that involves working with a team or on your own.
- You use your core muscles to maintain this while exercising.
- A type of transportation that involves using your leg muscles.
- This is released from your body when you exercise.
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- You do this type of exercise every day to move from one place to another.
- An activity that requires effort and moving your body to maintain your health.
- This type of exercise allows your muscles to relax and become more flexible.
- A type of exercise that you do in water.
- This part of your body pumps all of the blood and oxygen your body needs while exercising.
- This type of exercise includes stretching, relaxing and finding your balance.
- Being healthy and physically fit. (Hint: Involves cardio, strength, balance and flexibility)
- Running at a constant pace. (Hint: Not running or walking)
18 Clues: A long walk in nature. • A type of exercise that you do in water. • This is released from your body when you exercise. • A quality of being physically strong. (Hint: Muscles) • You need strong _________ to support your body and move. • Running at a constant pace. (Hint: Not running or walking) • You use your core muscles to maintain this while exercising. • ...
Physical Health Crossword 2021-02-13
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- A fun way to exercise and move your body while listening to music.
- A long walk in nature.
- A quality of being physically strong. (Hint: Muscles)
- You may feel very tired after doing this exercise for a while.
- Being able to move your body and stretch your muscles. (Hint: If you can do the splits or touch your toes, people might say you are _________)
- You need strong _________ to support your body and move.
- A type of exercise that involves working with a team or on your own.
- You use your core muscles to maintain this while exercising.
- A type of transportation that involves using your leg muscles.
- This is released from your body when you exercise.
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- You do this type of exercise every day to move from one place to another.
- An activity that requires effort and moving your body to maintain your health.
- This type of exercise allows your muscles to relax and become more flexible.
- A type of exercise that you do in water.
- This part of your body pumps all of the blood and oxygen your body needs while exercising.
- This type of exercise includes stretching, relaxing and finding your balance.
- Being healthy and physically fit. (Hint: Involves cardio, strength, balance and flexibility)
- Running at a constant pace. (Hint: Not running or walking)
18 Clues: A long walk in nature. • A type of exercise that you do in water. • This is released from your body when you exercise. • A quality of being physically strong. (Hint: Muscles) • You need strong _________ to support your body and move. • Running at a constant pace. (Hint: Not running or walking) • You use your core muscles to maintain this while exercising. • ...
Terminology Review Crossword 2021-01-06
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- exercise typically means activities such as weightlifting and push-ups and sit-ups, which builds muscle and physical strength through short bursts of strenuous activity
- a collection of reps in a row without stopping
- the time taken to recuperate between each set
- percentages of your maximum heart rate
- completing a repetition with assistance from a spotter when you cannot complete it on your own
- How much energy is expended when exercising.
- How long you exercise at a time, usually counted in minutes
- one complete movement of an exercise
- someone who assists you when performing an exercise and keeps you safe
- more than one joint being involved in a movement
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- exercise activities such as walking, bicycling or swimming that temporarily increase your heart rate and respiration
- completing an exercise until the muscle has reached complete fatigue and fails at completing any more reps
- The speed of the heartbeat measured by the number of contractions of the heart per minute.
- only one joint is involved in a movement
- the greatest number of beats per minute your heart can possibly reach during all-out strenuous exercise
- How many times you exercise per period of time, for example per week
- is the decline in the ability of a muscle to perform (generate force)
- Changing a lift or exercise in an effort to produce a different result or due to injury
18 Clues: one complete movement of an exercise • percentages of your maximum heart rate • only one joint is involved in a movement • How much energy is expended when exercising. • the time taken to recuperate between each set • a collection of reps in a row without stopping • more than one joint being involved in a movement • ...
Fitness Unit 2022-02-17
Across
- raising body temp and stretching
- doing more than you normally do
- fitness working hearts and lungs
- a steady position or condition
- full range of motion
- working a specific area of the
- how hard you exercise
- working for a specific goal
- bringing your body back to normal
- to move quickly and easily
Down
- fatness to leanness
- training doing different exercises
- to move or travel with great speed
- hormone release during exercise
- without oxygen
- little to no exercise
- being in good physical shape
- Physical activity
- heart rate range when exercising
- with oxygen
20 Clues: with oxygen • without oxygen • Physical activity • fatness to leanness • full range of motion • little to no exercise • how hard you exercise • to move quickly and easily • working for a specific goal • being in good physical shape • a steady position or condition • working a specific area of the • doing more than you normally do • hormone release during exercise • ...
BD Village Health quiz 2021-05-16
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- what we are
- bad for so many reasons
- your own well being
- fun exercise alternative
- easiest way to burn calories
- manage this
- Vitamin D source
- what we can altered to an extent
- health, May awareness month
- organ that regenerates
- healthy protein and fat source
- quick and productive exercise
- keep it in check
- must be healthy for this organ to function properly
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- make it a healthy one
- set this for yourself
- watch these
- all things in
- D, sunshine vitamin
- mental health issue
- exercise without exercising
- simplest of exercise
- healthy snack
23 Clues: what we are • watch these • manage this • all things in • healthy snack • Vitamin D source • keep it in check • your own well being • D, sunshine vitamin • mental health issue • simplest of exercise • make it a healthy one • set this for yourself • organ that regenerates • bad for so many reasons • fun exercise alternative • health, May awareness month • exercise without exercising • ...
BD Village Health quiz 2021-05-16
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- fun exercise alternative
- your own well being
- quick and productive exercise
- watch these
- sunshine vitamin
- make it a healthy one
- exercise without exercising
- bad for so many reasons
- simplest of exercise
- manage this
- all things in
- mental health issue
- healthy snack
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- what we are
- set this for yourself
- must be healthy for this organ to function properly
- May awareness month
- what we can alter to an extent
- organ that regenerates
- healthy protein and fat source
- keep this in check
- easiest way to burn calories
- Vitamin D source
23 Clues: what we are • watch these • manage this • all things in • healthy snack • sunshine vitamin • Vitamin D source • keep this in check • your own well being • May awareness month • mental health issue • simplest of exercise • set this for yourself • make it a healthy one • organ that regenerates • bad for so many reasons • fun exercise alternative • exercise without exercising • ...
BD Village Health quiz 2021-05-16
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- easiest way to burn calories
- manage this
- May awareness month
- what we are
- set this for yourself
- quick and productive exercise
- exercise without exercising
- watch these
- keep it in check
- simplest of exercise
- organ that regenerates
- bad for so many reasons
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- sunshine vitamin
- Vitamin D source
- make it a healthy one
- healthy snack
- mental health issue
- your own well being
- all things in
- fun exercise alternative
- healthy protein and fat source
- what we can altered to an extent
- must be healthy for this organ to function properly
23 Clues: manage this • what we are • watch these • healthy snack • all things in • sunshine vitamin • Vitamin D source • keep it in check • mental health issue • May awareness month • your own well being • simplest of exercise • make it a healthy one • set this for yourself • organ that regenerates • bad for so many reasons • fun exercise alternative • exercise without exercising • easiest way to burn calories • ...
BD Village Health quiz 2021-05-16
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- easiest way to burn calories
- set this for yourself
- quick and productive exercise
- keep it in check
- healthy snack
- exercise without exercising
- organ that regenerates
- sunshine vitamin
- your own well being
- Vitamin D source
- all things in
- must be healthy for this organ to function properly
- fun exercise alternative
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- simplest of exercise
- May awareness month
- make it a healthy one
- bad for so many reasons
- watch these
- manage this
- healthy protein and fat source
- what we are
- mental health issue
- what we can altered to an extent
23 Clues: watch these • manage this • what we are • healthy snack • all things in • keep it in check • sunshine vitamin • Vitamin D source • May awareness month • your own well being • mental health issue • simplest of exercise • set this for yourself • make it a healthy one • organ that regenerates • bad for so many reasons • fun exercise alternative • exercise without exercising • easiest way to burn calories • ...
Pathfit Crossword Puzzle - AM26 2026-03-18
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- - enhance performance and prevent injury
- - Stands for Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type
- - lose weight
- - HIIT
- - physically healthy
- - duration of workout
- - Lean, long limbs, small joints
- - Time taken for muscles to recover.
- - combines strength and speed
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- - deliberately lengthening the muscles
- - How many times you exercise per week
- - Another word for the three body types
- - aerobic exercise
- - difficulty of exercise
- - Naturally muscular, well-defined
- - Total mass of person
- - Softer, rounder body, stores fat easily
- - how many times you perform an exercise
- - kinds of exercises
- - time it takes to move a certain distance
20 Clues: - HIIT • - lose weight • - aerobic exercise • - physically healthy • - kinds of exercises • - duration of workout • - Total mass of person • - difficulty of exercise • - combines strength and speed • - Lean, long limbs, small joints • - Naturally muscular, well-defined • - Time taken for muscles to recover. • - deliberately lengthening the muscles • ...
Health & Body Systems 2026-02-27
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- : Sport of moving through water
- : Time taken to respond to a stimulus
- : Light activity after exercise
- : Sport played by kicking a ball into a goal
- : Short abdominal movement for core strength
- : Full body exercise with jump and pushup
- : Racket sport played with a shuttlecock
- : Force that muscles work against
- : Main source of energy for the body
- : Training using your own weight as resistance
- : Efficiency of heart and lungs during activity
- : Action of preventing the opponent from scoring
- : Areas where two bones meet
- : Sport where teams hit a ball over a net
- : Inorganic nutrients needed for body function
- : Speed at which an exercise is performed
- : Muscle that bends a joint
- : Point scored in certain sports
- : Step-forward exercise for leg strength
- : Ability of joints to move freely
- : Ability to move quickly
- : Units measuring energy from food
- : Ability to control body position
- : Training to increase muscle force
- : Structures that support the body
- : Bodyweight exercise that strengthens the chest and arms
- : Process of consuming and using food
- : Controlling a ball by bouncing it
- : Exercise lifting body on a bar
- : Time needed for the body to rest and rebuild
- : Light activity before intense workout
- : Lower body exercise bending knees and hips
- : Strength of abdominal and back muscles
- : Exercise that increases heart rate
- : Total points earned in a game
- : Combat sport using punches
- : Chest exercise using a barbell
- : Area where throwing and jumping events occur
- : Action that starts play in racket sports
- : Core exercise holding the body straight
- : Combat sport involving grappling
- : Exercise performed without sufficient oxygen
- : Ability of muscles to exert force
- : Hormones released during exercise
- : Breakdown of food into nutrients
- : Force of blood against artery walls
- : Alternating high and low intensity training
- : Activity to improve flexibility
- : Weightlifting exercise lifting bar from ground
- : Tissues that allow movement
- : Sport played with rackets and a ball over a net
- : Ability to maintain body stability
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- : Maintaining proper fluid levels
- : Sport involving flexibility and acrobatics
- : Ability of muscles to work repeatedly without fatigue
- : Person who trains athletes
- : Sport of riding a bicycle competitively
- : Ability to exert force rapidly
- : Action of attempting to score
- : Proper alignment of the body
- : Explosive jumping exercises
- : Oval running path in a stadium
- : Official who enforces game rules
- : Variation of baseball with larger ball
- : Ability to use body parts together smoothly
- : Sport played with bat and ball
- : Range of motion available at a joint
- : Ability to change direction quickly
- : Organs responsible for breathing
- : Overall condition of physical health
- : Group of repetitions performed together
- : Rhythmic beating of the heart
- : Single complete movement of an exercise
- : Sport of racing on foot
- : Nutrient that stores long-term energy
- : Level of effort during activity
- : Body system that fights infection
- : Maintaining proper fluid balance
- : Light activity before exercise
- : Ratio of fat to lean mass in the body
- : Body’s repair process after exercise
- : Abdominal exercise performed lying down
- : Process of breathing in oxygen
- : Physical and mental energy to continue activity
- : Process of converting food into energy
- : Ability to sustain physical activity over time
- : Collection of track and field events
- : Sport played by shooting a ball into a hoop
- : Cooperation between players
- : Exercise requiring oxygen for energy
- : Organic compounds needed for health
- : Light activity after intense workout
- : Organ that controls the body
- : Nutrient important for muscle repair
- : Organ that pumps blood throughout the body
- : Movement of blood through the body
- : Series of exercises performed consecutively
- : High intensity interval training method
- : Gas needed for energy production
99 Clues: : Sport of racing on foot • : Ability to move quickly • : Muscle that bends a joint • : Person who trains athletes • : Areas where two bones meet • : Combat sport using punches • : Explosive jumping exercises • : Cooperation between players • : Tissues that allow movement • : Proper alignment of the body • : Organ that controls the body • : Sport of moving through water • ...
assignment 4 2018-06-07
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- exercise hypotension the BP-lowering effects of exercise are immediate, response known as
- pressure force of blood against the walls of the arteries.
- blood pressure the force measured during cardiac relaxation.
- one sign of CKD may be
- a progressive deterioration of the kidney's blood filtration functions.
- BP response an _____ to relatively low exercise intensities and at HR levels <85% of APMHR is likely in some individuals.
- B-blockers and diuretics may impair_____ during exercise in hot environments.
- HTN the majority of cases have no identifiable cause and tend to develop over several years.
- blood pressure force during heart contraction.
- in TPR the reasons for reductions in BP after aerobic training are not well understood; however, _____ appears to be the primary mechanism.
- of death b-blockers if stopped suddenly, increase the patients____.
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- individuals on ____therapy are likely to have an attenuated HR response to exercise.
- HTN generally caused by an underlying condition, such as chronic kidney disease and renal artery stenosis.
- medication the primary purpose of ______ is to reduce elevated BP.
- a-blockers Ca+ channel blockers, and vasodilators may provoke post exercise____.
- a well established risk factor for CVD, heart failure, kidney failure, PVD, and stroke.
- BP the higher the ____ prior to exercise, the greater the reduction following exercise.
- maneuver avoid the ____ during resistance TRN.
- B-blockers may increase the predisposition to ____ and mask some of the manifestations of hypoglycemia.
- rehabilitation commonly used to deliver exercise and lifestyle intervention
20 Clues: one sign of CKD may be • maneuver avoid the ____ during resistance TRN. • blood pressure force during heart contraction. • pressure force of blood against the walls of the arteries. • blood pressure the force measured during cardiac relaxation. • medication the primary purpose of ______ is to reduce elevated BP. • ...
Strength Training Crossword 2026-02-11
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- Muscle group used in pulling movements
- Ability to stay steady during movement
- A movement that presses weight away from the body
- Training regularly over time
- Light movement done before exercise
- Upper arm muscle used in pushing
- A step forward or backward working the legs
- An upper-body pushing exercise using body weight
- A pushing exercise for chest and arms
- A workout that trains most muscle groups in one session
- The correct and safe way to perform an exercise
- rear muscles that help with power and posture
- A planned structure for a workout
- Upper arm muscle used in pulling
- Front thigh muscles used in squats and lunges
- Muscles that keep the body steady during movement
- Lower leg muscles used in jumping
- Force muscles work against
- Back thigh muscles that control leg movement
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- Muscle group used in pushing movements
- A core stability exercise holding the body straight
- An exercise that bends the arm at the elbow
- A lower-body movement bending hips and knees
- Muscles that stabilize the trunk
- Ability to control body position
- Muscles that work together to create movement
- Muscle growth during recovery
- A way to organize workouts across different days
- Exercise that helps muscles become stronger
- Exercising too much without enough rest
- Time muscles need to rest and repair
- An upper-body pulling exercise lifting the body
- A movement that draws weight toward the body
33 Clues: Force muscles work against • Training regularly over time • Muscle growth during recovery • Muscles that stabilize the trunk • Ability to control body position • Upper arm muscle used in pushing • Upper arm muscle used in pulling • A planned structure for a workout • Lower leg muscles used in jumping • Light movement done before exercise • Time muscles need to rest and repair • ...
Training Principles/Cardiovascular Endurance 2018-10-01
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- Exercise that is continuous over a long period of time and requires a steady supply of oxygen.
- The training principle in which you choose the right activity for the component you want to improve
- The training principle in which you do more than your body is used to doing.
- Your heart rate after exercise, which drops to 100 bpm.
- The range in which you should exercise to improve your cardiovascular endurance.
- How long your workout lasts.
- Doing this after a workout prevents blood pooling in your muscles and fainting.
- Blood vessels that carry de-oxygenated blood back to the heart.
- Device that measures your intensity level during exercise.
- Fitness test used to measure Cardiovascular Endurance.
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- How hard you exercise.
- These particles carry cholesterol throughout your body (high and low density).
- Body System that supplies oxygen to the blood stream and eliminates carbon dioxide.
- How often you exercise.
- The ability of the heart, blood vessels and lungs to supply oxygen to your body.
- The training principle in which you gradually increase the intensity of your workouts.
- Blood vessels that supply oxygenated blood throughout the body.
- 220-your age equals what?
- Exercise that is short lasting and requires fast, quick bursts.
- Which type of fitness components are more important? Health or Skill?
20 Clues: How hard you exercise. • How often you exercise. • 220-your age equals what? • How long your workout lasts. • Fitness test used to measure Cardiovascular Endurance. • Your heart rate after exercise, which drops to 100 bpm. • Device that measures your intensity level during exercise. • Blood vessels that supply oxygenated blood throughout the body. • ...
Physical Education 2026-02-14
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- A water-based sport and exercise that improves cardiovascular health.
- The process of rest and repair after intense physical activity.
- A movement to increase flexibility by lengthening muscles.
- A form of running at a steady, moderate pace for exercise.
- The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility.
- A person who competes in physical sports.
- A practice that combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation.
- Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise.
- The state of being physically healthy and strong.
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- The act of lifting weights to build strength and muscle mass.
- Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement.
- A workout where you perform a series of exercises in a sequence with minimal rest.
- A bodyweight exercise that works the chest, shoulders, and triceps.
- The ability to sustain physical activity over a long period.
- A team sport where players aim to score goals by kicking a ball into the opponent's net.
- A lower-body exercise that targets the thighs, hips, and buttocks.
- Exercise that raises heart rate and improves cardiovascular health.
- The ability to maintain control of body position, often used in fitness exercises.
- A lower-body exercise involving a step forward and bending the knee.
- A team sport played with a ball and hoop.
20 Clues: A person who competes in physical sports. • A team sport played with a ball and hoop. • The state of being physically healthy and strong. • Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement. • The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility. • Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise. • ...
4-3 Principles of Exercise 2024-02-23
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- exercise leads to physical and ________ improvement
- exercise increases your _________
- The result of a diet without exercise will be __________
- some _______ exercises are weight training and sprinting
- To ______ your health you need to use the principles of exercise
- The principle of exercise that you must do specific kinds of exercise to develop certain parts of the body
- when you vary your exercise routine to work different mucsels is ___________
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- _________ exercise is short bursts of energy without the use if oxygen
- your body needs oxygen to produce what?
- what does the word aerobic mean?
- A main benefit to anaerobic exercises is the gain of ________ strength
- A _______ ___ is something that improves physical work performance
- ________ simply means to gradually do more than normal to improve your performance
- An important principle of exercise in which you start with a little and add to regularly
- Aerobic exercise is a main ingredient for overall ____ _____
15 Clues: what does the word aerobic mean? • exercise increases your _________ • your body needs oxygen to produce what? • exercise leads to physical and ________ improvement • The result of a diet without exercise will be __________ • some _______ exercises are weight training and sprinting • Aerobic exercise is a main ingredient for overall ____ _____ • ...
Chapter 6 Vocab Crossword 2025-10-14
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- Short for metabolic equivalent, the rate of energy expenditure at rest; 1 MET is the equivalent of a VO2 of 3.5 mL/kg/min.
- In cardiorespiratory exercise, how hard a person has to exercise to improve or maintain fitness.
- Iron-containing compound, found in red blood cells, that transports oxygen.
- Form or type of exercise.
- Tapering off an exercise session slowly.
- A high-energy chemical compound that the body uses for immediate energy.
- A type of physical activity that requires planned, structured, and repetitive bodily movement
- Air sacs in the lungs where oxygen is taken up and carbon dioxide (produced by the body) is released from the blood.
- Smallest blood vessels carrying oxygenated blood to the tissues in the body.
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- Individuals who exhibit improvements in fitness as a result of exercise training.
- Number of times per week a person engages in exercise.
- exercise that does not require oxygen to produce the necessary energy (ATP) to carry out the activity.
- Structures within the cells where energy transformations take place.
- The amount of oxygen the human body uses.
- exercise that requires oxygen to produce the necessary energy (ATP) to carry out the activity.
- Starting a workout slowly.
- the intent of improving or maintaining one or more components of physical fitness.
17 Clues: Form or type of exercise. • Starting a workout slowly. • Tapering off an exercise session slowly. • The amount of oxygen the human body uses. • Number of times per week a person engages in exercise. • Structures within the cells where energy transformations take place. • A high-energy chemical compound that the body uses for immediate energy. • ...
NASM CPT Ch. 20 - Resistance Training 2024-03-05
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- increasing or decreasing weight with each set
- training system that enables an individual to continue a set past the point at which it would terminate
- training system that consists of a series of exercises that an individual performs one after another with minimal rest between each exercise
- pain or discomfort often felt 24 to 72 hours after intense exercise
- group of consecutive repetitions
- components that specify how each exercise is to be performed
- training system that involves breaking up the body into parts to be trained on separate days
- one complete movement of an exercise
- principle stating that the body will adapt to specific demands that are placed on it
- force x velocity / time
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- the initial reaction to a stressor
- enlargement of skeletal muscle fibers
- performing all sets of an exercise or body part before moving on to the next exercise
- time taken to recuperate between sets
- increasing the intensity or volume of exercise programs using a gradual approach
- body's ability to provide optimal joint support
- alternating body parts trained from set to set
- a maneuver or process that involves expiring against a closed windpipe
- prolonged stress that is intolerable
- system that uses two exercises performed in rapid succession, one after another
20 Clues: force x velocity / time • group of consecutive repetitions • the initial reaction to a stressor • prolonged stress that is intolerable • one complete movement of an exercise • enlargement of skeletal muscle fibers • time taken to recuperate between sets • increasing or decreasing weight with each set • alternating body parts trained from set to set • ...
Physical Education 2025-03-18
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- A water-based sport and exercise that improves cardiovascular health.
- The process of rest and repair after intense physical activity.
- A movement to increase flexibility by lengthening muscles.
- A form of running at a steady, moderate pace for exercise.
- The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility.
- A person who competes in physical sports.
- A practice that combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation.
- Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise.
- The state of being physically healthy and strong.
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- The act of lifting weights to build strength and muscle mass.
- Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement.
- A workout where you perform a series of exercises in a sequence with minimal rest.
- A bodyweight exercise that works the chest, shoulders, and triceps.
- The ability to sustain physical activity over a long period.
- A team sport where players aim to score goals by kicking a ball into the opponent's net.
- A lower-body exercise that targets the thighs, hips, and buttocks.
- Exercise that raises heart rate and improves cardiovascular health.
- The ability to maintain control of body position, often used in fitness exercises.
- A lower-body exercise involving a step forward and bending the knee.
- A team sport played with a ball and hoop.
20 Clues: A person who competes in physical sports. • A team sport played with a ball and hoop. • The state of being physically healthy and strong. • Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement. • The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility. • Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise. • ...
HPE Crossword Puzzle 2025-01-06
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- Using your full range of motion
- Food made from wheat, rice & oats
- Exercise "with air"
- Food that has seeds
- We should do 150 minutes of this per week
- There are 206 of these in the body
- Using muscles for an extended period
- Measures fat, muscle, bone & water
- Food that is a plant or part of a plant
- Liquid our body needs to stay hydrated
- A group or cycle of repetitions
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- Refers to the heart & blood vessels
- The number of times you perform an exercise
- Connects bone to bone
- Produced by the brain during exercise
- Using maximum force for a short period
- The building blocks of our muscles
- This is not developed until age 25
- Connects muscle to bone
- We need 8-9 hours of this daily
- Exercise "without air"
21 Clues: Exercise "with air" • Food that has seeds • Connects bone to bone • Exercise "without air" • Connects muscle to bone • Using your full range of motion • We need 8-9 hours of this daily • A group or cycle of repetitions • Food made from wheat, rice & oats • The building blocks of our muscles • This is not developed until age 25 • There are 206 of these in the body • ...
Gym vocabulary 2024-10-13
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- Exercise that gets your heart pumping faster (6)
- The ability to move your joints fully (11)
- Objects you lift to get stronger (7)
- A place where you exercise (3)
- Movements to improve flexibility (10)
- A machine that mimics stair climbing or running without impact (10)
- A session of physical activity (7)
- A group of repetitions in an exercise (4)
- A lower body exercise where you bend your knees (5)
- A machine you run or walk on indoors (9)
- A machine that simulates rowing a boat (6, 7)
- The muscle at the front of your upper arm (6)
- A long bar with weights used for lifting (7)
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- A soft surface you use for yoga or floor exercises (6, 3)
- An upper body exercise where you push yourself up from the floor (4-2)
- Physical activity to keep fit (8)
- A stretchy piece of equipment for resistance training (10, 4)
- The speed at which your heart beats (5, 4)
- A ball-shaped weight with a handle (10)
- A heavy ball used for strength exercises (9, 4)
- Activities to prepare your body before exercising (5-2)
- A small handheld weight for strength training (8)
- Short for repetitions, how many times you do an exercise (4)
23 Clues: A place where you exercise (3) • Physical activity to keep fit (8) • A session of physical activity (7) • Objects you lift to get stronger (7) • Movements to improve flexibility (10) • A ball-shaped weight with a handle (10) • A machine you run or walk on indoors (9) • A group of repetitions in an exercise (4) • The ability to move your joints fully (11) • ...
Physical Activity - Benefits and Healthcare Careers 2025-05-01
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- Regular exercise can benefit you in many ways besides getting __________.
- Physical __________ is a career that uses physical activity to treat patients.
- Playing these all the time is not a good way to get enough physical activity.
- Exercise (physical activity) can help regulate this cycle, leading to a more rested feeling.
- These trainers provide care for athletes, including injury prevention, diagnosis and rehabilitation.
- Regular physical activity can improve ______ capacity. (The amount of air your lungs can hold)
- exercise when feeling stressed causes this to release chemicals that make you feel happier
- Physical activity is a great way to lift this.
- Exercise _____________ develop and implement exercise programs for individuals with various health conditions or goals.
- ___________ and attention can also improve with exercise.
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- You do ______ have to be a good athlete to get plenty of exercise.
- One of the illnesses that regular exercise can help you avoid, is Type 2 __________.
- These levels can be improved with regular physical activity.
- Physical activity, along with a healthy diet, can help you reach and maintain a healthy _______.
- Regular physical activity can improve your _________ and physical health.
- Playing __________ __________ all the time is not a good way to add exercise to your day.
- taking these instead of the elevator is a good way to add physical activity to your day
- Regular physical activity can improve _____________ health.
- Walking, danding, _____________, biking and gardening are good examples of physical activity.
- Regular physical activity can help fight sickness.
20 Clues: Physical activity is a great way to lift this. • Regular physical activity can help fight sickness. • ___________ and attention can also improve with exercise. • Regular physical activity can improve _____________ health. • These levels can be improved with regular physical activity. • You do ______ have to be a good athlete to get plenty of exercise. • ...
TOP 20 PARTICIPATION SPORTS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES IN AUSTRALIA 2023-06-15
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- exploring the bush
- net game
- team play on field
- stepping naturally
- riding waves
- Aussie Rules
- movement with music
- ancient exercise
- girls' movement exercise
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- wickets bat and ball
- hoop game
- club and ball sport
- fighting arts
- fast footwork
- water exercise
- girls' net game
- tumbling
- using two wheels
- tackling by touching
- location of weight trainin
20 Clues: net game • tumbling • hoop game • riding waves • Aussie Rules • fighting arts • fast footwork • water exercise • girls' net game • using two wheels • ancient exercise • exploring the bush • team play on field • stepping naturally • club and ball sport • movement with music • wickets bat and ball • tackling by touching • girls' movement exercise • location of weight trainin
Physical Fitness 2025-10-01
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- Exercise that involves sustained, rhythmic physical activity that increases your heart rate and breathing, using oxygen to fuel your muscles
- Exercise that raises your heart rate and improves cardiovascular health
- Overall condition of the body related to health and well-being
- The ideal number of beats per minute your heart should maintain during moderate to vigorous exercise
- The maximum number of times your heart should beat per minute during exercise
- The proportion of fat to lean tissue in the body
- The ability to exert a force quickly, combining strength and speed, enabling you to perform explosive movements
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- The ability to move joints through a full range of motion
- The process of losing water from the body, often during exercise
- How often you exercise per week
- The ability to sustain physical activity over a period of time without fatigue
- The level of effort during exercise
- The ability of muscles to exert force
- Any movement that expends energy
- Subjective scale used to measure how hard you feel your body is working during exercise (Acronym)
- Exercise that involves short bursts of intense activity where the body relies on energy sources stored in muscles rather than oxygen
- How quickly you can perform a movement or cover a distance
17 Clues: How often you exercise per week • Any movement that expends energy • The level of effort during exercise • The ability of muscles to exert force • The proportion of fat to lean tissue in the body • The ability to move joints through a full range of motion • How quickly you can perform a movement or cover a distance • ...
Exercise 2020-04-28
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- She managed to keep her ...... throughout the ordeal.
- She .....ed from depression for most of her adult life.
- they’ve had to ..... with the painful process of modernization.
- ....... is a danger to health.
- A ...... paralysed half his face.
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- Job losses are an unfortunate ...... of the recession.
- My doctor wants me to be tested for ..... .
- Because of the slope of the roof, the snow cannot ...... .
- Don't ....... the boat or it will sink.
- More vaccines are needed to ....... our stocks
10 Clues: ....... is a danger to health. • A ...... paralysed half his face. • Don't ....... the boat or it will sink. • My doctor wants me to be tested for ..... . • More vaccines are needed to ....... our stocks • She managed to keep her ...... throughout the ordeal. • Job losses are an unfortunate ...... of the recession. • ...
Exercise 2017-06-02
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- liquid that you need to drink to live
- you should do this every day to have a healthy life and body
- having a healthy circulatory system with strong heart
- sugar found in carbohydrates that helps you move and exercise
- air you need to breathe
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- pumps blood to the rest of your body
- when your muscles work hard for a short time
- too many is not good but you need some in your body
- can have as many as 850 in the human body, help you do aerobics
- increases your heart rate for a period of time
10 Clues: air you need to breathe • pumps blood to the rest of your body • liquid that you need to drink to live • when your muscles work hard for a short time • increases your heart rate for a period of time • too many is not good but you need some in your body • having a healthy circulatory system with strong heart • you should do this every day to have a healthy life and body • ...
Exercise 2017-06-02
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- an organ in your body that pumps blood through the blood vessels
- exercise over a large period of time continuously
- a part of the body that is required for someone to move
- relating to the heart and blood vessels
- a gas required which people breathe, especially more during exercise
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- ____ is required for somebody to conduct exercise. anyone who does not drink _____ would be dehydrated
- exercise that uses short bursts of strength
- a measurement of energy(especially heat)
- ___ is a simple sugar that is required for someone to live
- a natural oil or greasy substance, which if too much is accumulated in the body, will result in problems with health
10 Clues: relating to the heart and blood vessels • a measurement of energy(especially heat) • exercise that uses short bursts of strength • exercise over a large period of time continuously • a part of the body that is required for someone to move • ___ is a simple sugar that is required for someone to live • an organ in your body that pumps blood through the blood vessels • ...
exercise 2017-06-02
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- I am one of the three main parts of a food needed to live
- I can power lightbulbs and human beings
- I am also one of the three main parts of a food needed to live
- plant exhale me after they breath
- a sugar that starts with a "g"
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- i am necessary for all life
- I include tendons and make your body move
- I am a body part and a shape
- you find me in meats and beans
- i am converted to glucose by depolymerization
10 Clues: i am necessary for all life • I am a body part and a shape • you find me in meats and beans • a sugar that starts with a "g" • plant exhale me after they breath • I can power lightbulbs and human beings • I include tendons and make your body move • i am converted to glucose by depolymerization • I am one of the three main parts of a food needed to live • ...
exercise 2017-06-02
10 Clues: O • H2O • in meat • organ that beats • what helps you move • electricity kinetic • activity with pauses • number of ------ per serving • 20 minutes or more of activity • what you should do to stay healthy
EXERCISE 2024-07-03
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- Một đoạn âm thanh được tạo ra bởi các nhạc cụ hoặc giọng nói.
- Thể chất khỏe mạnh và không bị bệnh tật.
- Hoạt động thể chất giúp cơ thể bạn khỏe mạnh.
- Hai cơ quan trong ngực mà bạn sử dụng để thở.
- Thực hiện các bài tập nhẹ nhàng giúp cơ thể chuẩn bị hoạt động thể chất ở cường độ cao hơn.
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- Di chuyển trong nước bằng cách di chuyển cơ thể hoặc các bộ phận của cơ thể.
- Đi xe đạp.
- Làm cho công việc của ai đó trở nên dễ dàng hơn hoặc khả thi hơn.
- Rất tốt hoặc xuất sắc.
- Để di chuyển nhanh bằng chân.
10 Clues: Đi xe đạp. • Rất tốt hoặc xuất sắc. • Để di chuyển nhanh bằng chân. • Thể chất khỏe mạnh và không bị bệnh tật. • Hoạt động thể chất giúp cơ thể bạn khỏe mạnh. • Hai cơ quan trong ngực mà bạn sử dụng để thở. • Một đoạn âm thanh được tạo ra bởi các nhạc cụ hoặc giọng nói. • Làm cho công việc của ai đó trở nên dễ dàng hơn hoặc khả thi hơn. • ...
Exercise 2021-10-31
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- Made of potato, these tasty and fried vegetables are not very healthy if you eat them every day.
- Famous brand of a sugary drink.
- You need to have enough at night to be fresh in the morning
- You can make a very healthy one at home. Not so much at Mcdonalds.
- chinese food that can come in different ways: fried or boiled.
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- Taken from nature, plants that are healthy too eat, specially when properly cooked.
- activity that helps you lose weight while also improving your health when done properly.
- simple activity that almost everyone can do while enjoying the view and taking some fresh air.
- Sweet tasting, this ingredient should be avoided when possible.
- You usually have it with cereal. It has a lot of different vitamins, altough drinking too much is not adviced.
10 Clues: Famous brand of a sugary drink. • You need to have enough at night to be fresh in the morning • chinese food that can come in different ways: fried or boiled. • Sweet tasting, this ingredient should be avoided when possible. • You can make a very healthy one at home. Not so much at Mcdonalds. • ...
Exercise 2025-08-07
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- The scientific study of the relationships between living organisms and their physical environment.
- A species at high risk of becoming extinct in the wild.
- The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- A species that is native and restricted to a certain geographical area.
- The state or fact of continuing to live or exist, especially in spite of difficult conditions.
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- The protection and preservation of wildlife and their habitats.
- A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- The complete disappearance of a species from Earth.
- A group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding.
- The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
10 Clues: The complete disappearance of a species from Earth. • A species at high risk of becoming extinct in the wild. • The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem. • The protection and preservation of wildlife and their habitats. • A species that is native and restricted to a certain geographical area. • ...
Exercise 2022-08-26
10 Clues: Warm Up • On your body • Leg exercise • Core Exercise • Full Body Exercise • Faster than walking • trains your chest and arms • At the end of your exercise • Gets better when you exercise • Beats faster when you exercise
Exercise 2025-05-18
10 Clues: less people • more/most people • use or go in/enter • Can use the gym anytime • Membership for 1 person. • Membership for 2 people. • Membership for 3 or more people. • You need to buy this to go to a gym. • Cam only use the gym at off peak times. • You will do this when pay for gym membership.
Physical Education 2025-03-18
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- A water-based sport and exercise that improves cardiovascular health.
- The process of rest and repair after intense physical activity.
- A movement to increase flexibility by lengthening muscles.
- A form of running at a steady, moderate pace for exercise.
- The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility.
- A person who competes in physical sports.
- A practice that combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation.
- Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise.
- The state of being physically healthy and strong.
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- The act of lifting weights to build strength and muscle mass.
- Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement.
- A workout where you perform a series of exercises in a sequence with minimal rest.
- A bodyweight exercise that works the chest, shoulders, and triceps.
- The ability to sustain physical activity over a long period.
- A team sport where players aim to score goals by kicking a ball into the opponent's net.
- A lower-body exercise that targets the thighs, hips, and buttocks.
- Exercise that raises heart rate and improves cardiovascular health.
- The ability to maintain control of body position, often used in fitness exercises.
- A lower-body exercise involving a step forward and bending the knee.
- A team sport played with a ball and hoop.
20 Clues: A person who competes in physical sports. • A team sport played with a ball and hoop. • The state of being physically healthy and strong. • Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement. • The act of lengthening muscles to improve flexibility. • Moving rapidly on foot, a key form of aerobic exercise. • ...
Exercise 2 2023-09-23
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- It can be used after jump.
- Street.
- Use spoken language(口语) to express your ideas.
- Do something with each other.
- Clever.
- Help children learn.
- You keep doing something so that you can do it better.
- To put in good words for somebody.
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- You can do it.
- One is willing to do dangerous things.
- You add(加) all the things up.
- Have the ability to talk.
- The amount of money that you have to pay.
- Gift.
- You move along by jumping on one foot.
- Use your voice(嗓音) to say something.
- Move towards the top of something such as a tree,mountain or ladder.
17 Clues: Gift. • Street. • Clever. • You can do it. • Help children learn. • Have the ability to talk. • It can be used after jump. • You add(加) all the things up. • Do something with each other. • To put in good words for somebody. • Use your voice(嗓音) to say something. • One is willing to do dangerous things. • You move along by jumping on one foot. • The amount of money that you have to pay. • ...
EXERCISE 8 2023-10-16
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- ... + 48 = 103
- three hundred ... + 395 = 735
- 377 + two hundred ... = 672
- three hundred ... + 291 = 649
- 273 + 190 = four hundred ...
- 287 + one hundred ... = 477
- two hundred ... + 298 = 558
- 40 + 60 = ...
- 362 + three hundred ... = 667
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- 63 + 51 = one hundred ...
- ... + 48 = 90
- 25 + ... = 64
- 277 + 305 = five hundred ...
- 285 + 199 = four hundred ...
- 311 + three hundred ... = 618
- 80 + ... = 139
- two hundred ... + 294 = 519
17 Clues: ... + 48 = 90 • 25 + ... = 64 • 40 + 60 = ... • ... + 48 = 103 • 80 + ... = 139 • 63 + 51 = one hundred ... • 377 + two hundred ... = 672 • two hundred ... + 294 = 519 • 287 + one hundred ... = 477 • two hundred ... + 298 = 558 • 277 + 305 = five hundred ... • 285 + 199 = four hundred ... • 273 + 190 = four hundred ... • 311 + three hundred ... = 618 • three hundred ... + 395 = 735 • ...
Exercise Physiology 2022-12-08
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- organ of both respiratory and digestive system
- the nostril leads into this space
- shoulder muscle
- longest bone in the body
- blood vessel that has valves
- performed in a more stable and predictable environment
- the major vein in the heart
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- Mrs. Campbells daughters name
- system that allows movement
- gas exchange occurs here
- prevents backflow of blood
- voice box
- the organ found in the oral cavity
- calve muscles
- main organ of respiratory system
- Mrs. campbells favorite organ
- a type of exercise that is good for the heart
17 Clues: voice box • calve muscles • shoulder muscle • gas exchange occurs here • longest bone in the body • prevents backflow of blood • system that allows movement • the major vein in the heart • blood vessel that has valves • Mrs. Campbells daughters name • Mrs. campbells favorite organ • main organ of respiratory system • the nostril leads into this space • the organ found in the oral cavity • ...
