exercise Crossword Puzzles
ACTIVITY 4 2021-10-27
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- It is a group of consecutive repetitions
- Compromises the heart and blood vessels and carries nutrients and oxygen to the body and removes waste
- Refers to the kind of exercise or methods use
- Exercise that is designed to increase the strength of specific or group of muscles
- A method of terrestrial locomotion allowing humans to move rapidly on foot
- Your heart rate in the morning or after you woke up
- FITT is a guideline for a Training Regimen in creating ________________________ and for evaluating one's Fitness parameter
- It is the simulation and repair process
- Walking, 2-minute step test, rope jumping or even household chores are few examples of this type of exercise
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- Use in calculating the Target Heart Rate Zone
- Type of exercise that focuses on making the bones stronger to provide strength, balance and good body posture
- It should be measured intelligently to avoid over exertion and injury
- Stimulated by physical stress
- The most important factor to consider in muscular and bone strengthening workout
- A vital factor in delivering energy to sustain any activity
- Refers as a guide on how many days in a week you should exercise
- A sport that requires the whole body to move through water
- A disease of lungs that swimming can cure
- It is to engage in physical activity to keep your body healthy
- Duration of the muscle and bone strengthening workouts
20 Clues: Stimulated by physical stress • It is the simulation and repair process • It is a group of consecutive repetitions • A disease of lungs that swimming can cure • Use in calculating the Target Heart Rate Zone • Refers to the kind of exercise or methods use • Your heart rate in the morning or after you woke up • Duration of the muscle and bone strengthening workouts • ...
Muscular Fitness: Tess Dimitroff 2026-04-01
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- Doing a series of different exercises one after another with little rest.
- The process of muscles growing bigger and stronger from exercise.
- An exercise where the muscle changes length as it contracts, like lifting weights.
- The amount of time you take to rest between sets or exercises.
- Exercises that use your own body weight as resistance, like push-ups or squats.
- Weights that are not attached to a machine, like dumbbells or barbells.
- The ability of your muscles to lift or push heavy weight one time.
- When a muscle shortens as it lifts or moves weight.
- The ability of your muscles to keep working for a long time without getting tired.
- weights Exercise equipment that guides your movement while lifting weights.
- When muscles shrink or get weaker from lack of use.
- Gradually increasing the weight or intensity to make muscles stronger.
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- An exercise where the muscle contracts but does not move, like holding a plank.
- Exercise that makes your muscles work against a force, like weights or bands.
- The strength of the muscles in your stomach, lower back, and hips.
- When a muscle lengthens while lowering weight slowly.
- One complete movement of an exercise, like one push-up or one curl.
- Doing two exercises back-to-back without resting in between.
- A group of repetitions done in a row before resting.
- The most weight you can lift for one single repetition.
20 Clues: When a muscle shortens as it lifts or moves weight. • When muscles shrink or get weaker from lack of use. • A group of repetitions done in a row before resting. • When a muscle lengthens while lowering weight slowly. • The most weight you can lift for one single repetition. • Doing two exercises back-to-back without resting in between. • ...
Dog Excercise and Activities 2024-09-13
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- - The process of teaching a dog new skills and behaviors through repetition.
- - Activities that involve interactions with other dogs and people to develop good behavior.
- - A machine that allows dogs to walk or run indoors for exercise.
- - Short, fast bursts of running for exercise and play.
- - A basic exercise involving a dog moving alongside its owner at a steady pace.
- - Riding a bicycle while a dog runs alongside, providing exercise for both.
- - A game where a dog retrieves an object thrown by its owner.
- - Training exercises that involve following commands and performing tricks.
- - Engaging in activities for enjoyment and exercise.
- - A fast-paced activity where a dog moves quickly over ground.
- - An activity where a dog runs after a moving object or another animal.
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- - Obstacles in agility training that dogs jump over.
- - A playful activity involving gentle physical interaction between a dog and owner.
- - Physical challenges like jumps or tunnels in agility courses.
- - An activity where a dog moves through water, providing low-impact exercise.
- - A sport involving obstacle courses designed to test a dog's speed and coordination.
- - A game where a dog and owner pull on opposite ends of a rope or toy.
- - Performing choreographed movements with a dog, often for fun or competition.
- - A flying disc used in games with dogs that involve catching and retrieving.
- - A low, slow movement often used in training or agility exercises.
20 Clues: - Obstacles in agility training that dogs jump over. • - Engaging in activities for enjoyment and exercise. • - Short, fast bursts of running for exercise and play. • - A game where a dog retrieves an object thrown by its owner. • - A fast-paced activity where a dog moves quickly over ground. • - Physical challenges like jumps or tunnels in agility courses. • ...
Matthew Daniel D. Reyes A16 2025-02-14
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- Prepares the body for exercise
- Someone who competes in sports
- Time for recovery or relaxation
- Sport with sticks and a puck or ball
- Eating food to support health and fitness
- Lengthens muscles before or after exercise
- Range of motion in your joints
- Reason to keep trying and improving
- Group working together in sports
- Running course or path
- Exercise that strengthens the heart
- Game played with a round ball and goals
- Helps your body relax after exercise
- Slow, steady running
- Ability to keep going for a long time
- Team race passing a baton
- Short, fast run
- Contest between individuals or teams
- Long-distance running race
- Poses and breathing for mind and body
- Works your chest and arms
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- Racquet sport with a shuttlecock
- Speed at which you move
- Sport using a hoop and an orange ball
- Tissues that help you move
- Capacity to exert force
- Flips, tumbling, and balance events
- Strengthens your abdomen
- Drinking enough water
- Open area for outdoor sports
- Ability to stay upright and steady
- Low-impact exercises for core strength
- Session of physical exercise
- How you hold your body
- Game played over a net with a light ball
- Racquet sport played over a net
- Group cardio exercise with music
- Quick and nimble movement
- Person who trains athletes
- Hard structures that support the body
40 Clues: Short, fast run • Slow, steady running • Drinking enough water • How you hold your body • Running course or path • Speed at which you move • Capacity to exert force • Strengthens your abdomen • Quick and nimble movement • Team race passing a baton • Works your chest and arms • Tissues that help you move • Person who trains athletes • Long-distance running race • ...
Matthew Daniel D. Reyes A16 2025-02-14
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- Eating food to support health and fitness
- Poses and breathing for mind and body
- Helps your body relax after exercise
- Low-impact exercises for core strength
- Running course or path
- How you hold your body
- Ability to keep going for a long time
- Drinking enough water
- Lengthens muscles before or after exercise
- Prepares the body for exercise
- Short, fast run
- Tissues that help you move
- Hard structures that support the body
- Contest between individuals or teams
- Game played with a round ball and goals
- Game played over a net with a light ball
- Slow, steady running
- Quick and nimble movement
- Reason to keep trying and improving
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- Session of physical exercise
- Racquet sport played over a net
- Open area for outdoor sports
- Flips, tumbling, and balance events
- Speed at which you move
- Time for recovery or relaxation
- Long-distance running race
- Works your chest and arms
- Group cardio exercise with music
- Sport using a hoop and an orange ball
- Group working together in sports
- Racquet sport with a shuttlecock
- Someone who competes in sports
- Person who trains athletes
- Sport with sticks and a puck or ball
- Capacity to exert force
- Range of motion in your joints
- Team race passing a baton
- Exercise that strengthens the heart
- Strengthens your abdomen
- Ability to stay upright and steady
40 Clues: Short, fast run • Slow, steady running • Drinking enough water • Running course or path • How you hold your body • Speed at which you move • Capacity to exert force • Strengthens your abdomen • Works your chest and arms • Team race passing a baton • Quick and nimble movement • Long-distance running race • Person who trains athletes • Tissues that help you move • ...
PATHFIT 2025-02-12
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- – Converting food into energy
- – A dance-based fitness workout
- – A regular schedule of exercise
- – Units of energy from food
- – Overall physical health and well-being
- – Quick and controlled movement ability
- – Activities done for enjoyment and relaxation
- – Exercise that strengthens the heart
- – A state of overall health and balance
- – Bodyweight exercises like push-ups and squats
- – Competitive physical activity or game
- – Breathing exercises and meditation
- – A planned way of eating for health or fitness
- – To raise weights for strength training
- – How fast someone can move
- – The ability to keep going for long periods
- – The ability to stay upright and steady
- – Connections between bones that allow movement
- – The fuel needed for activity
- – Maintaining body fluid balance
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- – Cardio exercises performed to rhythmic music
- – Walking in nature for fun
- – Tissue that contracts to produce movement
- – Quick, involuntary movement response
- – Slow, steady running pace
- – The way one holds their body
- – Someone who trains for sports
- – Extend muscles before or after exercise
- – Recovery period after exercise
- – What the body produces during exercise
- – Organ that pumps blood through the body
- – A fitness target or objective
- – Strength combined with speed
- – Ability to sustain physical effort
- – The rhythmic beating of the heart
- – Essential for hydration
- – Physical activity to stay fit
- – In good physical condition
- – The ability to exert force
- – Place for fitness workouts
40 Clues: – Essential for hydration • – Walking in nature for fun • – Slow, steady running pace • – Units of energy from food • – How fast someone can move • – In good physical condition • – The ability to exert force • – Place for fitness workouts • – Converting food into energy • – The way one holds their body • – Strength combined with speed • – The fuel needed for activity • ...
Sleep, Exercise and YOUR Brain 2025-01-04
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- It only takes a few ______ before the brain removes unused spines. As they say, "Use it or lose it."
- Dentritic bumps turn into spines when you _________.
- How much exercise is needed? Walk briskly for _____ hour twice per week.
- Real practice requires that you don't just look at it, you use active recall, or _______.
- Repetition and ___________ are key to keeping what you have learned.
- Exercise such as Yoga, which improves _________ does not help improve brain function.
- This strength building exercise did not help improve brain function.
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- If you don't ________ a decent amount, you will forget what you've learned.
- During sleep, the brain _________ unused dentritic spines
- People who exercise have brains with greater __________.
- This kind of exercise helps the brain to grow and learn.
- When you learn something new, your brain makes a Dentritic _______.
- Exercise stimulates the release of these brain chemicals known as _______ factors..
- You want your Dentritic _________ to grow larger if you want to remember.
- Exercise, such as Tai Chi, which improves _________, does not help improve brain function.
15 Clues: Dentritic bumps turn into spines when you _________. • People who exercise have brains with greater __________. • This kind of exercise helps the brain to grow and learn. • During sleep, the brain _________ unused dentritic spines • When you learn something new, your brain makes a Dentritic _______. • ...
Fitness 2024-12-05
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- The ability of a muscle to repeatedly exert force against resistance.
- The ability to perform smooth and efficient movement.
- The ability to stabilize the body both in movement and stillness.
- When training stops for prolonged periods of time, gains are lost.
- The ability to produce a force quickly.
- The duration of an exercise session.
- The principle that exercise needs to continually overload the body in order for positive change to continue to occur.
- The time taken to react to an external stimulus.
- The principle that the type of exercise must be specific to the desired outcome.
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- The ability of the heart and lungs to deliver oxygen to working muscles during sustained activity.
- The ratio of body fat to lean muscle mass.
- The maximum amount of weight that can be lifted in a single effort.
- The principle that exercise should overload the body in order for a positive change to occur.
- The ability of muscles and joints to move through their full range of motion.
- The specific kind of exercise an individual is doing.
- How often an individual exercises.
- The ability to quickly and precisely move or change direction without losing balance.
- The ability to perform actions or cover distance quickly.
- The principle that all beneficial effects of exercise are reversible if exercise ceases.
- How hard an individual is working during exercise, often measured by heart rate or perceived exertion level.
20 Clues: How often an individual exercises. • The duration of an exercise session. • The ability to produce a force quickly. • The ratio of body fat to lean muscle mass. • The time taken to react to an external stimulus. • The ability to perform smooth and efficient movement. • The specific kind of exercise an individual is doing. • ...
Myocardial Infarction By: Joyce and Marilyn 2013-01-14
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- Lack of blood to the heart.
- Exercise to decrease body fat and lower blood pressure.
- Known as Diaphragmatic breathing.
- Abnormal narrowing of a blood vessel.
- Speed walking.
- Mass/Height =?
- Opens up blood vessels.
- Surgical procedure performed to reduce the risk of death caused by coronary artery disease.
- Initial exercise for post-MI patients.
- When the heart relaxes.
- Increased body fat.
- Increased heart rate.
- Determines the rate and regularity of a person's heart beat.
- No or irregular physical activity.
- Done frequently during exercise to avoid over exhaustion.
- 20-? minutes is the ideal time for completing an exercise.
- Technique used to expand narrowed or obstructed arteries.
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- When the heart contracts.
- A heart attack.
- Chest pain felt without a heart condition.
- Irregular heartbeat.
- Increased blood pressure.
- A type of static exercise that should be avoided by patients to prevent the straining of muscles.
- Lack of oxygen.
- Procedure done to determine the area(s) of the heart lacking adequate blood and oxygen.
- Chest pain.
- Helps relax the heart muscle(medical intervention).
- Excessive sweating.
- A cause of cardiovascular disease.
- Shortness of breath.
30 Clues: Chest pain. • Speed walking. • Mass/Height =? • A heart attack. • Lack of oxygen. • Increased body fat. • Excessive sweating. • Irregular heartbeat. • Shortness of breath. • Increased heart rate. • Opens up blood vessels. • When the heart relaxes. • When the heart contracts. • Increased blood pressure. • Lack of blood to the heart. • Known as Diaphragmatic breathing. • ...
Muscle-Puzzle!! 2025-10-20
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- – Lower-body exercise that strengthens legs and glutes.
- – Core exercise where the body is held in a straight line.
- – Process of taking in food for growth and energy.
- – Bicep movement that lifts a weight toward the shoulder.
- – Physical damage caused by strain or accident.
- – Gas needed for aerobic energy production.
- – Hormone that promotes muscle development.
- – Abbreviation for abdominal muscles.
- – A structured session of physical exercise.
- – Tissue that contracts to create body movement.
- – Unit of measurement for fluids or weight.
- – An arm or leg used in most physical activities.
- – The food and drink a person regularly consumes.
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- – How the body adjusts to repeated training stress.
- – Essential liquid for hydration and temperature balance.
- – Temporary loss of strength from exertion.
- – Ab exercise involving curling the torso forward.
- – The ability of muscles to exert force.
- – Nutrients that build and repair body tissues.
- – The tightening or shortening of a muscle.
- – Activity that improves health and fitness.
- – Process of removing waste from the body.
- – Genetic makeup that influences physical traits.
- – Equipment used to support grip during heavy lifts.
- – External factors that trigger body or muscle responses.
- – Long bar used in weight training exercises.
26 Clues: – Abbreviation for abdominal muscles. • – The ability of muscles to exert force. • – Process of removing waste from the body. • – Temporary loss of strength from exertion. • – The tightening or shortening of a muscle. • – Gas needed for aerobic energy production. • – Hormone that promotes muscle development. • – Unit of measurement for fluids or weight. • ...
muscular fitness: andrea vasquez 2026-04-01
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- The most weight you can lift for one repetition.
- a group or repetitions performed together
- Equipment like dumbbells or barbells that are not attached to machines.
- Performing two exercises back-to-back with little or no rest.
- When a muscle lengthens while under tension (like lowering a weight).
- one complete movement of an exercise
- The strength of muscles in your abdomen and lower back.
- The time you rest between sets or exercises.
- the most force your muscles can make in one effort
- When a muscle shortens while lifting a weight.
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- The increase in muscle size from training.
- the ability of muscles to keep working over time without tireing
- a type of exercise where muscular change length while lifting or lowering weight
- Exercises that use your own body weight as resistance.
- Gradually increasing weight or intensity to build strength.
- Exercise that improves strength by working against a force.
- An exercise where muscles contract without movement.
- Exercise equipment that guides movement using fixed machines.
- A workout where you move through different exercises in sequence.
- The loss or shrinking of muscle from lack of use.
20 Clues: one complete movement of an exercise • a group or repetitions performed together • The increase in muscle size from training. • The time you rest between sets or exercises. • When a muscle shortens while lifting a weight. • The most weight you can lift for one repetition. • The loss or shrinking of muscle from lack of use. • ...
MamaMove: Test your knowledge 2022-05-08
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- What the body procudes to lower stress and anxiety.
- Helps relieve muscle tension while also maintaining flexibility
- Name of the website
- An ancient type of meditation
- Number of minutes needed for a warm-up.
- Another word for light-headed
- To be done before an exercise
- The easiest cardio exercise
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- Any movement that makes the muscles work and requires the body to burn calories
- A physically and emotionally draining experience for expecting mothers
- a combination of Pilates, yoga and ballet-inspired moves
- Gradually brings the vital signs to normal
- Number of minutes a pregnant woman to exercise a day for
- Also aids in the smoothing of the work process.
- Stretching, mental centering and concentrated breathing are all part of this exercise
15 Clues: Name of the website • The easiest cardio exercise • An ancient type of meditation • Another word for light-headed • To be done before an exercise • Number of minutes needed for a warm-up. • Gradually brings the vital signs to normal • Also aids in the smoothing of the work process. • What the body procudes to lower stress and anxiety. • ...
Chapter 7: Physical Fitness 2025-02-06
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- – A state of health achieved through regular exercise and activity.
- – A dangerous cold-related illness that can lead to frostbite.
- – The four-step method for treating sprains: Rest, Immobilize, Cold, Elevate.
- – Equipment like helmets and pads that help prevent injuries during exercise.
- – The ability to sustain physical activity for long periods.
- – The process of recording workouts to monitor progress.
- – An acronym for Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type—key factors in a fitness plan.
- – Type of exercise that uses stored muscle energy, like weightlifting or push-ups.
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- – The recommended amount of daily physical activity for children and teens.
- – The ratio of fat to muscle, bone, and other tissues in the body.
- – Drinking enough water before, during, and after exercise to prevent dehydration.
- – A dangerous heat-related illness that can happen in hot weather.
- – A skill-related fitness component that helps prevent falls.
- – The ability to move muscles and joints through a full range of motion.
- – Type of exercise that strengthens the heart and lungs, like running or biking.
- – The ability to use different body parts smoothly and efficiently.
- – A customized approach to setting and achieving fitness goals.
- – The two organs that work together to deliver oxygen during aerobic exercise.
18 Clues: – The process of recording workouts to monitor progress. • – The ability to sustain physical activity for long periods. • – A skill-related fitness component that helps prevent falls. • – A dangerous cold-related illness that can lead to frostbite. • – A customized approach to setting and achieving fitness goals. • ...
PATHFIT 2025-02-12
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- – A fitness target or objective
- – Quick, involuntary movement response
- – The ability to keep going for long periods
- – Overall physical health and well-being
- – To raise weights for strength training
- – Someone who trains for sports
- – The fuel needed for activity
- – Organ that pumps blood through the body
- – The rhythmic beating of the heart
- – Connections between bones that allow movement
- – Exercise that strengthens the heart
- – Tissue that contracts to produce movement
- – A regular schedule of exercise
- – Physical activity to stay fit
- – A dance-based fitness workout
- – The ability to exert force
- – Bodyweight exercises like push-ups and squats
- – Place for fitness workouts
- – Breathing exercises and meditation
- – Slow, steady running pace
- – The way one holds their body
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- – Extend muscles before or after exercise
- – Competitive physical activity or game
- – Quick and controlled movement ability
- – Ability to sustain physical effort
- – A state of overall health and balance
- – Recovery period after exercise
- – Activities done for enjoyment and relaxation
- – How fast someone can move
- – The ability to stay upright and steady
- – Essential for hydration
- – Units of energy from food
- – Strength combined with speed
- – A planned way of eating for health or
- – Cardio exercises performed to rhythmic music
- – Maintaining body fluid balance
- – In good physical condition
- – Converting food into energy
- – Walking in nature for fun
- – What the body produces during exercise
40 Clues: – Essential for hydration • – How fast someone can move • – Units of energy from food • – Walking in nature for fun • – Slow, steady running pace • – In good physical condition • – The ability to exert force • – Place for fitness workouts • – Converting food into energy • – The fuel needed for activity • – Strength combined with speed • – The way one holds their body • ...
PE Crossword Puzzle Midterms 2025-02-14
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- Any physical activity that enhances fitness
- A long-distance run that builds stamina
- Bodyweight exercises for fitness
- Proper body alignment for movement
- Primary energy source for movement
- The ability to sustain physical effort
- Prepares the body before exercise
- Body’s energy process
- Jump training for explosive power
- Training targeted at a specific goal
- Fair and respectful play in sports
- Strength and speed combined
- The ability to move quickly
- Bending movement that decreases joint angle
- Rhythmic exercise for cardiovascular fitness
- Handheld weights for resistance training
- Principle of progressive training
- The ability to sustain prolonged effort
- The ability to perform daily tasks efficiently
- Maintaining fluid balance for performance
- Range of motion in joints
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- Chemicals released during exercise that improve mood
- High-intensity, short-duration exercise
- Essential for muscle repair and growth
- Ability to maintain stability
- Quick response to stimuli
- Relating to muscles and their strength
- Competitive physical activities and sports
- Muscle group at the front of the thigh
- Muscle power and force production
- Smooth and efficient movement
- A sequence of exercises performed continuously
- Exercises that improve heart and lung endurance
- Overall health and well-being
- Helps the body recover after exercise
- Fitness lost when training stops
- Training that improves muscle strength
- Straightening movement that increases joint angle
- Muscle at the back of the thigh
- Quick and controlled body movement
40 Clues: Body’s energy process • Quick response to stimuli • Range of motion in joints • Strength and speed combined • The ability to move quickly • Ability to maintain stability • Smooth and efficient movement • Overall health and well-being • Muscle at the back of the thigh • Bodyweight exercises for fitness • Fitness lost when training stops • Prepares the body before exercise • ...
Chapter 9 Physical Activity and Fitness 2022-03-21
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- exert force over a prolonged period
- rhythmic, nonstop, and moderate activity
- activities for groups of people
- measures the most weight you can lift
- any kind of movement that uses energy
- intense activity that requires little oxygen
- ratio of body fat to lean body tissue
- activities you can do on your own
- ability to move body joints easily
- drugs that develop muscles abnormally
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- planned session of physical activity
- switching between different exercises
- excessive water loss from the body
- the phyical demand without becoming tired
- moderate exercise to prepare for the end
- moderate exercise to prepare for vigorous exercise
- to strengthen and condition for sport
17 Clues: activities for groups of people • activities you can do on your own • excessive water loss from the body • ability to move body joints easily • exert force over a prolonged period • planned session of physical activity • switching between different exercises • measures the most weight you can lift • any kind of movement that uses energy • ...
EXERCISE 4.1 2020-03-30
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- who created the Banaue Rice Terraces
- this president created the National Grains Authority
- mode of transportation during the prehistoric Philippines
- Who created the videophone?
- dubbed as the gloden age of science and technology
- implemented the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act
- implemented the cyber act of 1999
- Roberto del rosario invented the ___?
- what field of science given priority in the Spanish era
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- created the prject " doctors to the bario"
- fe del mundo invented the ___?
- described as dark, brown and short prehistoric people in the philippines
- Most advance civilization during the prehistoric philippines
- Dr. Abelardo aguilar created the _____?
14 Clues: Who created the videophone? • fe del mundo invented the ___? • implemented the cyber act of 1999 • who created the Banaue Rice Terraces • Roberto del rosario invented the ___? • Dr. Abelardo aguilar created the _____? • created the prject " doctors to the bario" • dubbed as the gloden age of science and technology • this president created the National Grains Authority • ...
Exercise 3 2015-02-10
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- affecting many people in an area at the same time; widespread
- The root DEM/DEMO means _____.
- based on the principles of democracy, or government by the people
- ruler exercising self-derived, absolute power
- government, or country governed, by a small privileged upper class
- government by groups of officials
- right of self-government
- The root CRACY means _____.
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- outbreak of a disease affecting many people at the same time
- The root AUT/AUTO means _____.
- acting by itself; self-regulating
- government, or country governed, by the rich
- make democratic
- genuine; real; reliable; trustworthy
- political leader who stirs up the people for personal advantage
15 Clues: make democratic • right of self-government • The root CRACY means _____. • The root AUT/AUTO means _____. • The root DEM/DEMO means _____. • acting by itself; self-regulating • government by groups of officials • genuine; real; reliable; trustworthy • government, or country governed, by the rich • ruler exercising self-derived, absolute power • ...
Healthy Exercise 2022-05-10
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- a lot of people go for fresh air
- vegetable that is round and has a pale colour
- orange vegetable that can be cut up into circles
- a sport that uses a racket and yellow ball
- a fruit that can be green or purple
- a group of foods that are Healthy
- a sport that uses a stick,mouth guard and a ball
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- a type of fruit that can be green or red
- a sport that you kick a ball
- something that you drink to keep hydrated
- a fruit that is orange
- you have some with your dinner sometimes
- you do this to keep fit
- a little bit slower than a run
14 Clues: a fruit that is orange • you do this to keep fit • a sport that you kick a ball • a little bit slower than a run • a lot of people go for fresh air • a group of foods that are Healthy • a fruit that can be green or purple • a type of fruit that can be green or red • you have some with your dinner sometimes • something that you drink to keep hydrated • ...
exercise 1 2023-08-11
14 Clues: Pain • Angry • Find out • Hammering • Bent down • Send/deliver • A short sleep • Taking Control • Shake Slightly • False; not real • Outburst of anger • Asked to be pardoned • Unable to pay attention to something • told strictly not to repeat a mistake
Meme's Exercise 2025-01-15
Steffanie Lariosa PSY22A PHATFIT1 (final quiz) 2023-02-21
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- one way to this is by using a rope
- we need to have a strong arms to do________
- cub scouts should_________everyday
- when we have a__________race, you need more than one person on each team
- much faster than walking
- by exercising and eating nutritious food, you will help your body_______
- we should try to have________while we exercise
- try to______over and touch your toes
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- _________faster is than walking,but slower than running
- you should do this before you exercise
- moving very slowly, sometimes on hand and knees
- a quick run
- exercise helps us to build________muscle
- one way to exercise is to________tp your favorite music
- this can be an easy way to move, it rhymes with talk
15 Clues: a quick run • much faster than walking • one way to this is by using a rope • cub scouts should_________everyday • try to______over and touch your toes • you should do this before you exercise • exercise helps us to build________muscle • we need to have a strong arms to do________ • we should try to have________while we exercise • ...
Chapter 4.3 Health - Aerobic vs. Anarobic 2023-10-12
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- Working out will improve your health physically and ____________
- An _______ Aid is something that improves physical work performance
- Starting with a little and adding to it regularly
- What do you burn when you workout?
- Setting _____ is an important part of exercise
- Working different muscles in your body gives you balanced __________
- What is gradually doing more than normal to improve performance?
- What exercise consists of short bursts of energy without the use of oxygen
- Principle where specific exercises develop certain parts of the body
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- Exercise increases your __________
- When muscles demand more oxygen than normal
- a benefit is an improved __________ system
- Every exercise should include some _________ aerobic activity
- Term for those who want to vary their exercise routine
- Synthetic forms of testosterone
15 Clues: Synthetic forms of testosterone • Exercise increases your __________ • What do you burn when you workout? • a benefit is an improved __________ system • When muscles demand more oxygen than normal • Setting _____ is an important part of exercise • Starting with a little and adding to it regularly • Term for those who want to vary their exercise routine • ...
well 2023-05-24
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- A form of exercise that involves the use of two-wheeled vehicles and pedaling.
- A natural and essential process that restores the body's energy and promotes overall health.
- The activity of moving through water, often for sport or exercise.
- A term for the performing art form that involves the artistic expression through rhythmic movements and sequences.
- A state of awareness of one's thoughts, feelings, and surroundings.
- Physical activity done to improve health and fitness.
- A practice that involves stretching and breathing exercises.
- Abbreviation for time off from work.
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- Interacting with others and establishing meaningful relationships.
- A long, arduous journey usually taken on foot through challenging terrain.
- The study of how food affects the body and its functions.
- Actions taken to promote physical or mental well-being.
- The art form that involves creating sound and rhythm through instruments or vocals.
- A long walk taken especially for pleasure or exercise.
- A term for the physical activity that involves steady movement on foot, often used as a form of exercise
- A place where people go to exercise and use fitness equipment.
- A practice of training the mind to focus and achieve a calm state.
17 Clues: Abbreviation for time off from work. • Physical activity done to improve health and fitness. • A long walk taken especially for pleasure or exercise. • Actions taken to promote physical or mental well-being. • The study of how food affects the body and its functions. • A practice that involves stretching and breathing exercises. • ...
Everyday Exercise 2020-05-26
ICCL EXERCISE 2022-05-10
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- he was elected every 4 years in the USA
- one of the sources of UK constitution
- in a constitutional monarchy country, the monarch is only a ............. head of state
- apex court in Malaysia
- the judicial body possess ........... power in a state with unwritten constitution
- head of Islam in a particular state
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- highest in the UK
- Executive is the ......... of the government
- the YdPA is the formal head of ........... body
- the YdPA can only ......... his assent to the newly passed Bill for 30 days
- the right of the US citizen is enshrined in the ....... amendment of its constitution
- constitution that is easily amended is also known as ........ constitution
- A ..... state is where power is concentrated in one body
- Punish people who disobeys the law
14 Clues: highest in the UK • apex court in Malaysia • Punish people who disobeys the law • head of Islam in a particular state • one of the sources of UK constitution • he was elected every 4 years in the USA • Executive is the ......... of the government • the YdPA is the formal head of ........... body • A ..... state is where power is concentrated in one body • ...
Exercise Vocab 2023-06-05
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- People do this before working out to avoid injuries
- Barbell with two humps
- Number of times you perform an exercise in a set
- White powder that heavy lifters use to maintain better grip
- Exercises that raise the heart rate. An example would be running
- A number of repetitions are in each of these
- The long steel bar used for bench press or squats
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- The maximum of weight someone can lift
- Small hand-size weight
- Break between each set
- Equipment designed to help you workout your muscles through controlled exercise
- Round weights you place on the end of a barbell
- The person who aids you in completing an exercise. Usually stand behind you to guarantee you complete the set
- Lifting equipment not attached to a machine
14 Clues: Small hand-size weight • Barbell with two humps • Break between each set • The maximum of weight someone can lift • Lifting equipment not attached to a machine • A number of repetitions are in each of these • Round weights you place on the end of a barbell • Number of times you perform an exercise in a set • The long steel bar used for bench press or squats • ...
Exercise Motions 2023-09-07
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- Jacks A combination of jumping while spreading and closing the legs and arms.
- Rope Skipping a rope while jumping over it.
- Raising and lowering the body using arm strength.
- Lying down and raising the torso to a seated position.
- Stepping forward with one leg and lowering the body.
- Moving rapidly on foot with a series of steps.
- Pose Holding various body postures for relaxation and flexibility.
- Crunch Lying on the back and pedaling the legs in a cycling motion.
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- Springing upward into the air using both feet.
- Bending the knees and lowering the body while keeping the back straight.
- A full-body exercise involving a squat, push-up, and jump.
- Knees Running in place while bringing knees up to chest height.
- Extending the limbs or body to increase flexibility.
- Lifting the body by gripping a horizontal bar and pulling up.
- Holding a push-up position with a straight body and arms extended.
15 Clues: Rope Skipping a rope while jumping over it. • Springing upward into the air using both feet. • Moving rapidly on foot with a series of steps. • Raising and lowering the body using arm strength. • Extending the limbs or body to increase flexibility. • Stepping forward with one leg and lowering the body. • Lying down and raising the torso to a seated position. • ...
EXERCISE 3 2023-10-17
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- ini minuman anggur = this is ___
- itu daging = that is ___
- ini jus jeruk = this is ___
- ini keripik = this is ___
- ini kue = this is ___
- itu 2 jeruk = those are 2 ___
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- itu roti = that is ___
- ini 2 pisang = these are 2 ___
- itu air = that is ___
- itu 2 telur = those are 2 ___
- ini ikan = this is ___
- itu susu = that is ___
- ini 2 ayam = these are 2 ___
- itu keju = that is ___
14 Clues: itu air = that is ___ • ini kue = this is ___ • itu roti = that is ___ • ini ikan = this is ___ • itu susu = that is ___ • itu keju = that is ___ • itu daging = that is ___ • ini keripik = this is ___ • ini jus jeruk = this is ___ • ini 2 ayam = these are 2 ___ • itu 2 telur = those are 2 ___ • itu 2 jeruk = those are 2 ___ • ini 2 pisang = these are 2 ___ • ...
Exercise crossword 2021-03-31
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- the opposite (Gegenteil) of “in front of you”
- It shines at night.
- If a Grandmother is old, what are children?
- Something that grows on your head.
- OFFICER They catch the bad people.
- Germany won the world championship in this sport in 2014.
- On you holiday you _________.
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- To go on a train you need a …?
- 12.00 AM is ….
- Someone that tells good jokes is ….?
- It keeps you from getting wet.
- You are trying to _______ the words in this crossword puzzle.
- It is scary!
- Something you do with your phone.
14 Clues: It is scary! • 12.00 AM is …. • It shines at night. • On you holiday you _________. • To go on a train you need a …? • It keeps you from getting wet. • Something you do with your phone. • Something that grows on your head. • OFFICER They catch the bad people. • Someone that tells good jokes is ….? • If a Grandmother is old, what are children? • ...
Vocabulary exercise 2022-02-09
14 Clues: vee (NL) • eventually • disturbance • not plentiful • slagader (NL) • weerstand (NL) • share, portion • ontoereikend (NL) • all over the world • blocked up, very full • a unit of measurement • enough for a particular purpose • growing or expanding faster and faster • change the outcome or result of something by taking action
Exercise 20 2014-09-18
16 Clues: 2Be • Mmmmm • My age is • My name is • Will smith • I am from.. • How many are we • What i like to do • Old school rapper • Cus i do this alot • Where do you see me • A word to discribe me • A word to discribe me • A word to discribe me • This movie makes me cry • Cus i don't read others
DEI Exercise 2024-01-09
14 Clues: who you are • the E in DEI • the D in DEI • the I in DEI • the B in DEI • using your ears • a blend of cultures • being kind to others • being there for others • different points of view • highlighting others' strengths • acknowledging others situations • relying or believing in each other • putting yourself in someone's shoes
Exercise 8 2022-07-31
14 Clues: ช้ำ • สงสาร • พองตัว • น้ำหอม • วิญญาณ • เพียงพอ • หลั่งเลือด • หยาบ, ขรุขระ • บทบาท, หน้าที่ • ล่อลวง, ยั่วยวน • แข็งแรง, เหนียว • ดูถูก, เหยียดหยาม • ย่องเดินบนนิ้วเท้า • เกี่ยวกับอาชญากรรม
English Exercise 2023-02-28
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- Berisi gambar, iklan, pemberitahuan
- Yang bangunkan setiap pagi selain Ibu
- Digunakan sebagai alas kaki
- Untuk melihat diri kamu sendiri
- Untuk menyimpan buku kamu agar terlihat rapi
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- Tempat menyimpan pakaian
- Tempat menyimpan barang
- Agar kamu tidak kedinginan
- Digunakan untuk tempat duduk
- Yang digunakan untuk belajar
- Yang menerangi kamu saat belajar
- Yang kamu pakai untuk menutup aurat kamu
- Yang kamu gunakan saat tidur
- Yang digunakan Aladin untuk terbang
14 Clues: Tempat menyimpan barang • Tempat menyimpan pakaian • Agar kamu tidak kedinginan • Digunakan sebagai alas kaki • Digunakan untuk tempat duduk • Yang digunakan untuk belajar • Yang kamu gunakan saat tidur • Untuk melihat diri kamu sendiri • Yang menerangi kamu saat belajar • Berisi gambar, iklan, pemberitahuan • Yang digunakan Aladin untuk terbang • ...
Exercise equipment 2023-06-18
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- step It's an elevated platform used for aerobic exercises. It involves stepping up and down to improve cardiovascular fitness and coordination.
- disc It's a flat, round disc used for exercises involving throwing, catching, or balancing. It can be used for outdoor activities or coordination exercises.
- It's a bag-shaped exercise equipment filled with sand or water. It's used for strength and full-body workouts.
- ball It's a heavy ball used for strength and conditioning exercises. It can be lifted, thrown, or used for various movements to enhance muscular power and endurance.
- machine It's a machine that assists with pull-up exercises by providing weight support. It allows you to perform pull-up movements for strength training.
- It's a small exercise equipment held in each hand. It can be adjusted to different weights and is used for strength exercises or workouts targeting the arms, shoulders, and back.
- ball It's a heavy ball designed for slamming exercises. It can be thrown forcefully onto the ground, targeting the core and upper body muscles.
- machine It's an exercise machine that simulates climbing stairs. It provides a cardiovascular workout and strengthens the lower body muscles.
- grip It's a grip accessory used for pull-up exercises. It helps to maintain a secure grip while performing pull-ups or chin-ups.
- ball It's a half-ball with a flat platform on one side. It's used for balance and stability exercises, enhancing core strength and coordination.
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- band It's an elastic band used to improve flexibility and strength. It's versatile and can be used for various stretching exercises.
- mat It's a cushioned mat used for practicing yoga or other floor exercises. It provides comfort and support during various stretching and strengthening poses.
- It's a long bar-shaped exercise equipment. It has heavy plates attached to both ends and is used for strength training or cardiovascular exercises.
- It's an exercise machine with a moving belt where you can walk, jog, or run. It provides a cardiovascular workout and helps improve endurance.
- bar It's an exercise equipment used for calisthenics. It allows you to lift your body up or pull yourself up, targeting the upper body muscles.
- bike It's a stationary bike used for indoor cycling exercises. It provides a low-impact cardiovascular workout and strengthens the leg muscles.
16 Clues: It's a bag-shaped exercise equipment filled with sand or water. It's used for strength and full-body workouts. • grip It's a grip accessory used for pull-up exercises. It helps to maintain a secure grip while performing pull-ups or chin-ups. • ...
Exercise Physiology 2023-05-03
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- the ability of a muscle to stretch without being damaged
- the complete volume of air the lungs hold
- the rate at which energy is expended at rest
- What does the Wingate 30sec Cycle test measure
- when the heart is contracting
- when the heart is relaxing and filling with blood.
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- measure of body's efficiency to transport and utilize oxygen during exercise
- the increase in muscle size due to an increase in muscle fiber size
- body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment during changes in external conditions
- the decrease in muscle size due to a decrease in muscle fiber size
- the energy expended during physical activity
- volume of air breathed in and out with each normal breath
- the maximum amount of oxygen an individual can consume during exercise
- the energy currency cells use to power cellular processes
14 Clues: when the heart is contracting • the complete volume of air the lungs hold • the rate at which energy is expended at rest • the energy expended during physical activity • What does the Wingate 30sec Cycle test measure • when the heart is relaxing and filling with blood. • the ability of a muscle to stretch without being damaged • ...
Exercise note 2025-06-15
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- is famous for the effel tower
- is the capital of Japan
- is the main gas found in the air we breathe
- Ocean is the largest ocean on earth
- Has a trunk
- planet is known as the red planet
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- Flying mammal
- Likes to chase mice
- Man's best friend
- Large marsupial
- colours are there in a rainbow
- is a Smallest unit of life
- is the capital of france
- is the chemical simbol for gold
14 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • is the capital of Japan • is the capital of france • is a Smallest unit of life • is famous for the effel tower • colours are there in a rainbow • is the chemical simbol for gold • planet is known as the red planet • Ocean is the largest ocean on earth • is the main gas found in the air we breathe
Aerobics Vocabulary 2023-10-16
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- exercise characterized by alternating period of work and rest
- the kind of exercise one does (Cycling, Skiing, Rowing, Dance, Step, Swimming,Walking, Running, Rollerblading, Climbing, etc.
- Workout to achieve exactly what you want (i.e. run to become abetter runner)
- 220 minus your age, multiplied by .75
- gradually increase volume of workouts over the course of the program
- in the presence of oxygen
- the heart rate you should reach and maintain while performing anaerobic exercise
- Phrasal verb related to the end of your exercise period when you need to let the muscles cool by reducing the intensity of the training, gradually slowing down. This usually involves stretching exercises, which make the muscles elastic and flexible
- the period in interval training during which one’s heart rate increases significantly above a normal target heart rate
- the amount of work during an interval training versus the amount of rest during interval training (ex. A 1:3 ratio is 1 minute of running and 3 minutes of walking)
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- how hard one works out. For aerobic exercise, intensity is measured by BPM
- the number of days weekly one preforms a workout
- An acronym used to provide exercise prescription; stands for frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type
- the amount of heart beats one has in one minute
- prolonged physical activity in which the cardiovascular and respiratory systems deliver oxygen to the muscles so energy and be made
- the period in interval training during which one’s heart rate decreases significantly below normal target heart rate
- A period of time before a workout, used to warm up your muscles a little to increase their elasticity and temperature and avoid injuries during your workout
- number of minutes for each workout
- To train or exercise.
19 Clues: To train or exercise. • in the presence of oxygen • number of minutes for each workout • 220 minus your age, multiplied by .75 • the amount of heart beats one has in one minute • the number of days weekly one preforms a workout • exercise characterized by alternating period of work and rest • gradually increase volume of workouts over the course of the program • ...
For Gym Exibition 2025-01-14
Action verbs 2019-05-07
crossword 2019-05-13
Wellness Crossword 2025-03-18
15 Clues: Mango • Social • Healthy • Wellness • Physical • Exercise • Financial • Spiritual • Nutrition • Emotional • Volunteer • Occupational • Intellectual • Environmental • Responsibility
Active April Crossword 2024-04-04
PE words 2020-03-31
15 Clues: fast • held push-up • perseverance • being strong • slow exercise • move hurriedly • physical effort • what athletes are • keeps you healthy • gets you warmed up • jog as fast as you can • _____vascular exercise • required for physical activity • being physically healthy and fit • helps you see where you are in fitness levels
Midterm 6 2020-03-06
Let's Get active! 2023-02-27
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- When the weather is nice we can exercise...
- An exercise involving water
- You lift these at the gym
- Played on ice with a puck
- Make sure to take a break and drink some...
- Make sure to eat a ________ diet
- Any exercise that gets your heart pumping
- A game played with rackets, a net and a ball
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- Bounce a ball and throw it in a net
- A slow stretching exercise
- I like to ride my____ in the summer time
- Make sure to do these before and after exercise
- Use your legs in a fast motion
- Kicking a ball into a net
14 Clues: You lift these at the gym • Played on ice with a puck • Kicking a ball into a net • A slow stretching exercise • An exercise involving water • Use your legs in a fast motion • Make sure to eat a ________ diet • Bounce a ball and throw it in a net • I like to ride my____ in the summer time • Any exercise that gets your heart pumping • When the weather is nice we can exercise... • ...
Keeping Fit 2023-10-11
Muscular Fitness: Arianna Sosa 2026-04-01
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- The maximum amount of force a muscle can exert
- The heaviest weight you can lift for exactly one repetition of an exercise with proper form.
- Exercise equipment that uses a fixed path or pulley system to guide the movement and provide resistance.
- The gradual increase of stress placed upon the body during exercise training.
- Moving through a series of different exercises (stations) with minimal rest until the "circuit" is complete.
- Any form of exercise that causes your muscles to contract against an external resistance.
- An increase in the size of muscle cells, usually achieved through specific resistance training.
- Exercises that use the individual's own weight to provide resistance against gravity.
- The wasting away or decrease in size of muscle tissue, often due to lack of physical activity or injury.
- The phase of an exercise where the muscle lengthens under tension.
- One complete motion of a single exercise (e.g., one bicep curl).
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- Training where the muscle changes length while moving a constant load.
- The ability of a muscle or group of muscles to perform repetitive contractions against a force for an extended period of time without tiring.
- Performing two different exercises back-to-back with little to no rest in between.
- The time spent recovering between sets or exercises to allow the body to replenish energy.
- Training where the muscle changes length while moving a constant load.
- The strength of the muscles in your torso (abs, obliques, lower back, and pelvis) which stabilize the spine and provide a foundation for movement.
- The phase of an exercise where the muscle shortens while generating force.
- A group of consecutive repetitions
19 Clues: A group of consecutive repetitions • The maximum amount of force a muscle can exert • One complete motion of a single exercise (e.g., one bicep curl). • The phase of an exercise where the muscle lengthens under tension. • Training where the muscle changes length while moving a constant load. • Training where the muscle changes length while moving a constant load. • ...
Female Athlete Triad, Eating Disorders, & Exercise Bulimia Crossword Puzzle 2022-07-18
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- _____ nervosa is defined as an eating disorder characterized by a distorted body image perception, a relentless pursuit of thinness leading to an abnormally low body weight, an intense fear of gaining weight, and extremely disturbed eating behavior.
- Physical symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa are very similar to someone who is experiencing malnutrition or _____.
- Some specific symptoms of Exercise Bulimia include exercise as permission to eat, exercising when _____ or sick, exclusion of other life activities, and may experience guilt, anxiety & possibly depression if misses a workout.
- _____ nervosa is defined as an eating disorder characterized by a distorted body image, recurrent (secret) binges of large amounts of food in a short time frame with a loss of control over the eating, followed by feelings of guilt &/or shame leading to unhealthy purging methods to rid the body of extra calories to manage weight.
- Compulsive exercisers obsessively exercise primarily for the sake of exercising as a component of a “body dysmorphic disorder” to manage weight, not to _____ their health or train for a specific athletic event.
- _____ is possible but the exercise bulimic must first admit and accept a serious health problem exists, and then be willing to participate in psychological therapy.
- Potential medical issues which may occur in a Compulsive Exerciser include prolonged recovery, loss of muscle mass & low body fat, amenorrhea, stress fractures, _____injuries, & impaired immunity.
- In Exercise Bulimia, the individual is compelled to over-exercise (in an effort) to _____ (burn) food calories to an excessive level which negatively impacts their health.
- Purging methods that are commonly used in “disordered eating” behavior may include vomiting, _____, enemas, and excessive exercise.
- _____is defined as low bone mineral density (BMD) that results from low estrogen levels and reduced calcium retention by bone (bone resorption occurs), and may increase risk of stress fractures in female athletes.
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- Female Athlete Triad includes 3 components: low energy availability, _____ dysfunction & low bone mineral density.
- Constant worry about weight status, avoidance of eating with others, strict dieting/fasting behaviors, fluctuating weight, sores or calluses on knuckles, _____ teeth or gums, and swollen glands in face/cheeks are all medical or psychological symptoms of Bulimia Nervosa.
- Exercise ____ is another term for the psychological disorder known as Compulsive Exercise.
- A __ -___ body type is one category of athletes likely vulnerable to the development of the Female Athlete Triad. (word includes a hyphen)
- Constant _____ to succeed from coaches, athletic trainers, peers, &/or parents may be possible explanations for the prevalence of eating disorders among female athletes.
- The primary difference between Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa is the _____(or strategies) they use to lose or avoid gaining weight vs. those used to purge food from their system following episodes of binge eating to manage weight.
- Per IOC, amenorrhea is defined as _____ menstrual cycle or less per year.
- Extreme weight loss & thin appearance, bluish discoloration of fingers, _____ intolerance, irregular heart rate, low blood pressure, fainting, and soft downy hair covering the body (lanugo) are all potentially serious and life-threatening symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa.
- The best treatment for Female Athlete Triad is _____ and education.
- Energy Availability is defined as dietary energy intake (EI) _____ exercise energy expenditure (EE) or the amount of dietary energy (kcals) remaining for other body functions after exercise training.
20 Clues: The best treatment for Female Athlete Triad is _____ and education. • Per IOC, amenorrhea is defined as _____ menstrual cycle or less per year. • Exercise ____ is another term for the psychological disorder known as Compulsive Exercise. • Physical symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa are very similar to someone who is experiencing malnutrition or _____. • ...
health crossword 2022-02-04
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- git big by?
- the quality of bending easily without breaking.
- what class are we in
- non running exercise
- strong boy 3 times a week
- beats per minute
- take a break
- fast
- running exercise
- what you want to complete
- how long can you run
- the quality of belonging or relating uniquely to a particular subject
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- we'll take care of you
- an excessive load or amount
- strong
- the condition of being physically fit and healthy.
- boring exercise
- how long can you lift that
- how long
- what class do we want to be in instead
20 Clues: fast • strong • how long • git big by? • take a break • boring exercise • beats per minute • running exercise • what class are we in • non running exercise • how long can you run • we'll take care of you • strong boy 3 times a week • what you want to complete • how long can you lift that • an excessive load or amount • what class do we want to be in instead • ...
Short & long term responses to exercise 2025-07-16
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- The gas produced by muscles during exercise that needs to be removed by breathing
- The system that becomes more efficient with regular exercise, improving endurance
- The body releases this to cool down during exercise
- This adaptation occurs to your muscles during strength training, making them bigger over time
- Response that increases during exercise, helping muscles get more oxygen
- The delivery of this in your blood increases as you exercise more
- The organ that helps supply your body with oxygen during exercise
- Stored energy in muscles used for short bursts of intense activity
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- A type of muscle response that occurs after intense activity
- This is a byproduct in the body that causes muscle fatigue and pain
- This increases as you exercise to deliver oxygen and nutrients to your muscles
- The feeling you get when muscles are tired after intense activity
- Response where the body heats up due to activity
13 Clues: Response where the body heats up due to activity • The body releases this to cool down during exercise • A type of muscle response that occurs after intense activity • The feeling you get when muscles are tired after intense activity • The delivery of this in your blood increases as you exercise more • ...
4.4 Jett Belk ;0 2023-10-12
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- Keeping an exercise _________ can help monitor progress
- Not only does your fitness level slowly begin to drop with long lapses, but __________ can fade
- A good motivator will be _______________ the benefits of exercise for yourself
- The best thing for your health is a consistent program of good eating and moderate _________
- Don't _______ your intensity level with another person
- Checking your pulse rate is a good monitor of your level of ___________
- Finding your ______ heart rate will help you monitor your workout intensity during exercise
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- Staying motivated is a vital part of your _____________
- When a long period of time goes between workouts, _______ may occur
- You must ___________ periods of higher and lower intensity
- It is fine to change activities with the ________
- To get the _________ benefits from your exercise, 15 to 60 minutes per session id ideal
- What things helps to avoid overstress injuries
- Every exercise program should include ___ basic components
- One goal you can follow is muscular ________ building
15 Clues: What things helps to avoid overstress injuries • It is fine to change activities with the ________ • One goal you can follow is muscular ________ building • Don't _______ your intensity level with another person • Staying motivated is a vital part of your _____________ • Keeping an exercise _________ can help monitor progress • ...
Exercise Safety and Injury Treatment 2021-02-18
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- Before exercise, wear proper _____.
- The acronym for injuries treatment.
- Passive recovery means giving your body a chance to _____.
- Before and during exercise, listen to your ______.
- Recovery helps to replenish _______ stores.
- After exercise, do cool down ___________.
- Recovery helps to repair _______ tissues.
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- Drink up. Stay __________.
- If you feel unwell, stop the _______.
- Before exercise, use proper _________.
- Before exercise, beware of ___________.
- _________ is raising a sprained ankle with a pillow.
12 Clues: Drink up. Stay __________. • Before exercise, wear proper _____. • The acronym for injuries treatment. • If you feel unwell, stop the _______. • Before exercise, use proper _________. • Before exercise, beware of ___________. • After exercise, do cool down ___________. • Recovery helps to repair _______ tissues. • Recovery helps to replenish _______ stores. • ...
fitness 2022-02-04
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- gradually making exercises more challenging
- how hard you are working during an exercise
- tells you how much fat, muscle, and water makes up your body.
- range of motion
- exercise with air
- 4 components of a workout
- how well you can control the movements of your body.
- how many times your heart beats in a minute
- the ability to not fall over
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- 20-60 minutes of continuous aerobic exercise
- how fast you can do something
- exercise without air
- how quick you can change directions
- doing specific exercises to work different parts of the body
- how fast you can react to something
- the measure of how strong you are
- where you want your heart rate to be during a workout.
17 Clues: range of motion • exercise with air • exercise without air • 4 components of a workout • the ability to not fall over • how fast you can do something • the measure of how strong you are • how quick you can change directions • how fast you can react to something • gradually making exercises more challenging • how hard you are working during an exercise • ...
Fiona 2023-08-08
Across
- The correct technique and posture during exercise to prevent injuries
- A series of exercises performed in sequence with minimal rest in between.
- Specialized tissues in the human body responsible for generating force and facilitating movement
- A person who assists someone while lifting heavy weights to ensure safety.
- The ability to sustain physical activity for an extended period.
- Aerobic exercises to pump your heart.
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- The range of motion in joints and muscles.
- Your body movement
- A group of repetitions performed together with short rest periods in between
- A single complete movement of an exercise.
- The amount of weight or force encountered during an exercise.
- The level of effort or difficulty of an exercise.
- Pre-exercise routine to increase blood flow and prepare the body for more intense activity.
- Post-exercise routine to gradually bring the body back to its resting state.
- These muscles primarily stabilize and support the spine and center of your body.
15 Clues: Your body movement • Aerobic exercises to pump your heart. • The range of motion in joints and muscles. • A single complete movement of an exercise. • The level of effort or difficulty of an exercise. • The amount of weight or force encountered during an exercise. • The ability to sustain physical activity for an extended period. • ...
Gym Nouns 2025-01-08
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- a core stability exercise where you hold your body in a straight line, supported by your hands or forearms and toes.
- a short bar with weights at each end, used for exercises that target specific muscles.
- the ability to move joints through their full range of motion.
- a strength exercise involving a large step forward or backward, bending both knees, and then returning to the starting position.
- a cardio machine with a moving belt, used for walking or running indoors.
- the increase in the size of a muscle through exercise.
- One complete movement of an exercise.
- A group of repetitions of an exercise.
- a core exercise where you lift your upper body toward your knees while lying on your back but only the upper back and shoulders lift off the ground, with minimal movement.
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- a long bar with weights attached at both ends, used for weightlifting exercises.
- a cast-iron weight with a handle, used for dynamic strength and cardio exercises.
- circular weights added to barbells or weight machines to adjust resistance.
- a decrease in muscle size or mass due to disuse or lack of nourishment.
- the ability to sustain physical effort for an extended period of time.
- a flat or adjustable surface used for various exercises, including weightlifting and core workouts.
- a cardio machine that mimics walking or running with less impact on the joints.
- a session of physical activity or exercise.
17 Clues: One complete movement of an exercise. • A group of repetitions of an exercise. • a session of physical activity or exercise. • the increase in the size of a muscle through exercise. • the ability to move joints through their full range of motion. • the ability to sustain physical effort for an extended period of time. • ...
TTS MATKUL BAHASA INGGRIS 2022-10-16
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- done after exercise
- Litlle ball game golf
- the name of the parent organization of volleyball in Indonesia...
- Get a champion necklace
- Big ball game
- running is a sport..
- move your body so you don't fall
- Body stretching exercise
- Timer
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- Reguler exercise in the
- 100m running is type off running?
- Sport that train arm mucles
- 90minutes game
- Football game put the ball in
- Often to run
- push ups and sit ups types of exercises to improve...abdomen and arms
- Win the competition
- Which was blown by the referee
- Sports field surrounded by seating
- Net game
20 Clues: Timer • Net game • Often to run • Big ball game • 90minutes game • done after exercise • Win the competition • running is a sport.. • Litlle ball game golf • Reguler exercise in the • Get a champion necklace • Body stretching exercise • Sport that train arm mucles • Football game put the ball in • Which was blown by the referee • move your body so you don't fall • ...
TTS MATKUL BAHASA INGGRIS 2022-10-16
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- Body stretching exercise
- Sports field surrounded by seating
- Litlle ball game golf
- Sport that train arm mucles
- Often to run
- 100m running is type off running?
- move your body so you don't fall
- Big ball game
- done after exercise
- Football game put the ball in
- Which was blown by the referee
Down
- Reguler exercise in the
- the name of the parent organization of volleyball in Indonesia...
- Timer
- Win the competition
- 90minutes game
- running is a sport..
- Get a champion necklace
- push ups and sit ups types of exercises to improve...abdomen and arms
- Net game
20 Clues: Timer • Net game • Often to run • Big ball game • 90minutes game • Win the competition • done after exercise • running is a sport.. • Litlle ball game golf • Reguler exercise in the • Get a champion necklace • Body stretching exercise • Sport that train arm mucles • Football game put the ball in • Which was blown by the referee • move your body so you don't fall • ...
12 2025-02-08
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- Outdoor playing area
- Specific game methods
- Series of games
- Winner of a contest
- Competitor in a game
- Ability to perform well
- Points earned in a game
- Supporter of a team
- Preparation for performance
- Plan to win
- Large sports arena
- Study of food
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- Repeated exercise for improvement
- Resting state
- Focused mental exercise
- Flat sports playing surface
- Sports competition
- Awareness of the present moment
- Scoring area in sports
- Physical exercise session
- State of well-being
- State of being calm
- State of physical health
- Drinking enough water
- Food consumed regularly
25 Clues: Plan to win • Resting state • Study of food • Series of games • Sports competition • Large sports arena • Winner of a contest • State of well-being • State of being calm • Supporter of a team • Outdoor playing area • Competitor in a game • Specific game methods • Drinking enough water • Scoring area in sports • Focused mental exercise • Ability to perform well • Points earned in a game • ...
Physical activity 2023-11-06
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- health and happiness
- --y-i--l
- competing against other teams to win
- exercise in water
- --t-v--y
- love,15,30,40,deuce
- heart racing,gym workout
- physical activity where you need more than one person
- agility
- quicker than walking
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- physical activity that improves your _
- a competition of track and field events
- peddle,helmet,mountain,road
- a physical activity that is fun for all
- session of exercise
- improving skills and keeping fit
- how long you can keep exercising for
- a way of human transport
- helps you get fit and stay healthy
19 Clues: agility • --y-i--l • --t-v--y • exercise in water • session of exercise • love,15,30,40,deuce • health and happiness • quicker than walking • a way of human transport • heart racing,gym workout • peddle,helmet,mountain,road • improving skills and keeping fit • helps you get fit and stay healthy • competing against other teams to win • how long you can keep exercising for • ...
Macainag Johann Uzziah C. 2025-02-14
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- An activity that helps relax and lengthen muscles before and after exercise
- A sport that involves shooting a ball into a hoop to score points
- A team sport that involves passing a ball over a net to score points
- The correct way of performing a movement
- A mind-body exercise that improves flexibility and relaxation
- A common upper-body exercise that strengthens the chest and arms
- A physical activity that involves riding a bicycle
- The physical attribute that determines how much force muscles can exert
- An outdoor area used for sports like soccer and football
- A set of light exercises performed before intense physical activity
- The skill that helps athletes control their movements smoothly
- A person who competes in sports
- The value that teaches respect and fairness in sports
- The ability to sustain prolonged physical activity
- An activity that helps improve strength, endurance, and flexibility
- The person who enforces the rules in a sports game
- The ability to move quickly from one place to another
- The process of drinking enough water to maintain body functions
- The ability to move quickly and change direction efficiently
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- A visual representation of numerical comparisons
- The body's process of converting food into energy
- The ability of joints to move through their full range of motion
- A short break period given to students at school
- A person who trains and guides athletes
- A racket sport played with a shuttlecock
- A type of exercise that increases heart rate and endurance
- An event where athletes compete to win
- A broad term for physical activities that involve competition
- The act of engaging in physical activities or sports events
- The ability to work effectively with others in sports
- The unit of energy obtained from food and burned during exercise
- The gas that our body needs during exercise
- A cardiovascular activity that involves moving quickly on foot
- The skill that helps a gymnast stay upright on a balance beam
- The main objective of any sport or game
- The tissues in the body responsible for movement
- The sport that includes floor routines, vaulting, and uneven bars
- The ability to perform daily activities efficiently
- An exercise that strengthens the legs and improves balance
- The process of consuming food for health and energy
- A lower-body exercise that strengthens the legs and glutes
- The act of supporting and motivating a sports team
42 Clues: A person who competes in sports • An event where athletes compete to win • A person who trains and guides athletes • The main objective of any sport or game • A racket sport played with a shuttlecock • The correct way of performing a movement • The gas that our body needs during exercise • A visual representation of numerical comparisons • ...
CROSSWORD 2023-02-22
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- SHOULD DO THIS BEFORE YOU EXERCISE
- SLOWLY ON HANDS AND KNEES
- CAN BE AN EASY WAY TO MOVE AND IT RHYMES WITH WALK
- SHOULD TRY TO HAVE (BLANK) WHILE WE EXERCISE
- WALK QUICKLY
- EXERCISING AND EATING NUTRIOUS FOOD YOU WILL HELP YOUR BODY STAY (BLANK)
- TO (BLANK) OVERAND TOUCH YOUR TOES
- SCOUTS SHOULD (BLANK) EVERY DAY
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- HELPS US TO BUILD (BLANK) MUSCLE
- WAY TO EXERCISE IS TO (BLANK) TO YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC
- WAY TO THIS IS BY USING A ROPE
- -A QUICK RUN
- NEED TO HAVE STRONG ARMS TO DO (BLANK)
- IS FASTER THAN WALKING BUT SLOWER THAN RUNNING
- WE HAVE A (BLANK) RACE YOU NEED MORE THAN ONE PERSON
15 Clues: -A QUICK RUN • WALK QUICKLY • SLOWLY ON HANDS AND KNEES • WAY TO THIS IS BY USING A ROPE • SCOUTS SHOULD (BLANK) EVERY DAY • HELPS US TO BUILD (BLANK) MUSCLE • SHOULD DO THIS BEFORE YOU EXERCISE • TO (BLANK) OVERAND TOUCH YOUR TOES • NEED TO HAVE STRONG ARMS TO DO (BLANK) • SHOULD TRY TO HAVE (BLANK) WHILE WE EXERCISE • IS FASTER THAN WALKING BUT SLOWER THAN RUNNING • ...
fitness words 2022-02-03
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- is mainly used for running long distances
- how hard you work
- how often you exercise
- what kind of exercise is it
- a light exercise after the main exercise
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- running as fast as you can
- This type of exercise raises your heart rate for a short burst of time
- how long you exercise
- a light exercise before your main exercise
- A light run
10 Clues: A light run • how hard you work • how long you exercise • how often you exercise • running as fast as you can • what kind of exercise is it • a light exercise after the main exercise • is mainly used for running long distances • a light exercise before your main exercise • This type of exercise raises your heart rate for a short burst of time
Protein Puffs 2024-05-15
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- One way to this is by using a rope.
- We should try to have ____ while we exercise.
- _______ is faster than walking, but slower than running.
- Exercise helps us to build _______ muscles.
- When we have a ______ race, you need more than one person on each team.
- You should do this before you exercise.
- One way to exercise is to ________ to your favorite music.
- This can be an easy way to move. It rhymes with talk.
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- Much faster than walking - we’re _______!
- We need to have strong arms to do ________.
- Cub Scouts should ________ every day.
- Try to ____ over and touch your toes.
- By exercising and eating nutritious food, you will help your body stay ________.
- A quick run.
- Moving very slowly, sometimes on hands and knees.
15 Clues: A quick run. • One way to this is by using a rope. • Cub Scouts should ________ every day. • Try to ____ over and touch your toes. • You should do this before you exercise. • Much faster than walking - we’re _______! • We need to have strong arms to do ________. • Exercise helps us to build _______ muscles. • We should try to have ____ while we exercise. • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2023-02-22
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- UPS-WE NEED TO HAVE STRONG ARMS TO DO (BLANK)
- -A QUICK RUN
- HELPS US TO BUILD (BLANK) MUSCLE
- SLOWLY ON HANDS AND KNEES
- SHOULD TRY TO HAVE (BLANK) WHILE WE EXERCISE
- WAY TO EXERCISE IS TO (BLANK) TO YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC
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- TO (BLANK) OVERAND TOUCH YOUR TOES
- EXERCISING AND EATING NUTRIOUS FOOD YOU WILL HELP YOUR BODY STAY (BLANK)
- IS FASTER THAN WALKING BUT SLOWER THAN RUNNING
- WALK QUICKLY
- CAN BE AN EASY WAY TO MOVE AND IT RHYMES WITH WALK
- WE HAVE A (BLANK) RACE YOU NEED MORE THAN ONE PERSON
- SHOULD DO THIS BEFORE YOU EXERCISE
- WAY TO THIS IS BY USING A ROPE
- SCOUTS SHOULD (BLANK) EVERY DAY
15 Clues: WALK QUICKLY • -A QUICK RUN • SLOWLY ON HANDS AND KNEES • WAY TO THIS IS BY USING A ROPE • SCOUTS SHOULD (BLANK) EVERY DAY • HELPS US TO BUILD (BLANK) MUSCLE • TO (BLANK) OVERAND TOUCH YOUR TOES • SHOULD DO THIS BEFORE YOU EXERCISE • SHOULD TRY TO HAVE (BLANK) WHILE WE EXERCISE • UPS-WE NEED TO HAVE STRONG ARMS TO DO (BLANK) • IS FASTER THAN WALKING BUT SLOWER THAN RUNNING • ...
fitness 2022-02-04
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- exercise without air
- range of motion
- where you want your heart rate to be during a workout.
- gradually making exercises more challenging
- how many times your heart beats in a minute
- the measure of how strong you are
- 4 components of a workout
- how well you can control the movements of your body.
- how fast you can do something
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- the ability to not fall over
- exercise with air
- 20-60 minutes of continuous aerobic exercise
- how hard you are working during an exercise
- how fast you can react to something
- tells you how much fat, muscle, and water makes up your body.
- how quick you can change directions
- doing specific exercises to work different parts of the body
17 Clues: range of motion • exercise with air • exercise without air • 4 components of a workout • the ability to not fall over • how fast you can do something • the measure of how strong you are • how fast you can react to something • how quick you can change directions • how hard you are working during an exercise • gradually making exercises more challenging • ...
fitness 2022-02-04
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- gradually making exercises more challenging
- how hard you are working during an exercise
- tells you how much fat, muscle, and water makes up your body.
- range of motion
- exercise with air
- 4 components of a workout
- how well you can control the movements of your body.
- how many times your heart beats in a minute
- the ability to not fall over
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- 20-60 minutes of continuous aerobic exercise
- how fast you can do something
- exercise without air
- how quick you can change directions
- doing specific exercises to work different parts of the body
- how fast you can react to something
- the measure of how strong you are
- where you want your heart rate to be during a workout.
17 Clues: range of motion • exercise with air • exercise without air • 4 components of a workout • the ability to not fall over • how fast you can do something • the measure of how strong you are • how quick you can change directions • how fast you can react to something • gradually making exercises more challenging • how hard you are working during an exercise • ...
Unit 2 Vocabulary 2014-03-04
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- condition characterized by profuse sweating, dizziness and extreme weakness
- medical emergency characterized by hot, dry skin, and rising body temperature
- increase in body temperature with a reduction of body fluid
- excessive decline in body temperature
- heat related problem where muscles contract involuntarily causing pain
- inflammation of the membrane of front bone of lower leg
- progressive increase in the level of exercise in order to sustain improvement in physical fitness
- process designed to motivate people to make lifestyle changes toward self-improvement
- a want to do or achieve something
- 10-15 min light exercise period to prepare body for vigorous exercise
- number of times one should exercise to improve fitness
- large muscle in upper abdomen
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- something that could prevent you from reaching your goal
- sharp pain in side just above ribs
- performance of specific exercises in order to improve specific components of fitness in specific body parts
- how long one exercises to improve fitness
- the goals that can be reached in a short period of time
- exposing the muscles, joints, cardiovascular & respiratory systems to more work and stress than is normally experienced
- those goals that take a long time, perhaps years, to reach
- 10-15 min period of mild exercise that allows the body and heart to return to normal
- degree to which one should exercise to improve fitness
- tool used to organize and plot the course toward a goal
- the three ways to achieve overload in physical fitness program: frequency intensity time
23 Clues: large muscle in upper abdomen • a want to do or achieve something • sharp pain in side just above ribs • excessive decline in body temperature • how long one exercises to improve fitness • degree to which one should exercise to improve fitness • number of times one should exercise to improve fitness • the goals that can be reached in a short period of time • ...
Anatomy and Physiology Revision 2021-05-21
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- - The largest volume of air that can be forcibly expired after the deepest possible inspiration.
- - normal amount of air inhaled or exhaled per breath. Increases with exercise.
- - Arteries become smaller to restrict the flow of blood during exercise.
- - These allow for gross (large) movements
- - the name given for someone who has a lower resting heart rate (particularly below 60BPM.
- - Volume of blood ejected from the heart in one minute. Worker out by multiplying heart rate by stroke volume.
- - When the chambers of the heart contract and empty
- - Very strong, non elastic type cord that connects muscle to bone
- - Elastic type fibre that connects bone to bone
- - meet at a joint to produce movement
- - A function of the skeleton to ensure safety of the vital organs
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- - exercise in the presence of oxygen.
- - Movement of bone or limb closer to the midline of the body
- - An example of a ball and socket joint.
- - Arteries become wider to allow a higher volume of blood to pass through to the working areas during exercise.
- - Movement of bone or limb away from the body
- - gradually reducing intensity of an exercise session, completing some light jogging and gentle stretching. One type of recovery.
- - An example of this is the knee and elbow
- - when the chambers of the heart fill with blood
- - Acts as a tough buffer between bones to stop friction.
- - process where oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse between blood, the capillaries and alveoli.
- - exercise without/or with very little oxygen.
- - Circular movement that occurs around an axis (joint)
23 Clues: - exercise in the presence of oxygen. • - meet at a joint to produce movement • - An example of a ball and socket joint. • - These allow for gross (large) movements • - An example of this is the knee and elbow • - Movement of bone or limb away from the body • - exercise without/or with very little oxygen. • - Elastic type fibre that connects bone to bone • ...
Power And Speed 2025-04-06
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- measure of the rate of motion.
- are often used in clinical settings such as cardiac rehabilitation and occupational therapy facilities to help monitor and control exercise intensity after heart surgery or injury.
- refers to body weight.
- easy way for athletes to gauge exercise intensity.
- Increase heart rate, breathing, muscle temperature in preparation for harder efforts
- measure of the rate at which energy is transferred.
- aerobic and anaerobic.
- Improve upper- and lower-body strength, explosiveness, and stamina.
- is done at slow speeds compared to movement speeds in many sports.
- a dietary supplement that research has shown to be effective in increasing anaerobic power, likely by increasing the capacity of muscle cells to buffer the lactic acid produced during high-intensity exercise.
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- increase motor unit recruitment with the goal of producing higher rates of force development.
- intersperses exercise and rest in an endless variety of ways and can be used with any sport
- indicates that adaptations to training are specific to the mode and intensity of the training.
- focus for athletes who want to increase power and speed.
- introduce mental and physical variety and complement the overall intent of the training program.
- The ability of muscle cells to transition among the energy pathways.
- during workouts is typically monitored using heart rate, metabolic equivalents (METs), or rating of perceived exertion.
- can be a gauge of exercise intensity.
- can be tracked during a standard bout of exercise to assess changes in aerobic fitness.
- raining for more than one sport or activity at a time—provides variety to workouts.
20 Clues: refers to body weight. • aerobic and anaerobic. • measure of the rate of motion. • can be a gauge of exercise intensity. • easy way for athletes to gauge exercise intensity. • measure of the rate at which energy is transferred. • focus for athletes who want to increase power and speed. • is done at slow speeds compared to movement speeds in many sports. • ...
PE 2025-09-17
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- Volume – Air inhaled or exhaled per breath.
- System – Energy system requiring oxygen, dominates in long-duration exercise.
- – Widening of blood vessels to increase blood flow.
- Output – Volume of blood the heart pumps per minute.
- Volume – Amount of blood pumped per beat.
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- – Narrowing of blood vessels to reduce blood flow.
- Rate – Breaths taken per minute.
- – Gas exchange between alveoli and capillaries.
- – Excess oxygen consumed after exercise (oxygen debt).
- System – Energy system for short, explosive efforts.
- Glycolysis – Energy system producing ATP without oxygen, creates lactate.
- Response – Immediate change in the body due to exercise.
- State – When oxygen supply equals demand during exercise.
- Deficit – When oxygen supply doesn’t meet demand at exercise start.
14 Clues: Rate – Breaths taken per minute. • Volume – Amount of blood pumped per beat. • Volume – Air inhaled or exhaled per breath. • – Gas exchange between alveoli and capillaries. • – Narrowing of blood vessels to reduce blood flow. • – Widening of blood vessels to increase blood flow. • System – Energy system for short, explosive efforts. • ...
Fitness Words 2022-02-04
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- how many times your heart beats every minute
- range of motion
- a very minimal exercise before the main one that stops from muscle fatigue
- exercises that increase heart rate
- your ab area
- any workout with a high intensity and interval
- how many times you do an exercise w/o stopping
- a person that watches you lift and makes sure you don't drop the weight
- cramps in your muscles from working out in heat
- the fastest your heart can beat per minute
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- exercise that works with dynamic movement
- how long you can do a workout
- a workout with oxygen
- a workout w/o oxygen
- a very explosive movement like throwing a medicine ball
- a prolonged period of stretching
- a workout that uses your own body weight to exercise
- a workout that focuses on frequency, intensity, time, and type
- a workout that increases your strength
19 Clues: your ab area • range of motion • a workout w/o oxygen • a workout with oxygen • how long you can do a workout • a prolonged period of stretching • exercises that increase heart rate • a workout that increases your strength • exercise that works with dynamic movement • the fastest your heart can beat per minute • how many times your heart beats every minute • ...
Muscular Fitness: Zehra Ipek Satici 2026-04-01
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- Muscle shortens (lifting phase)
- pairing two different exercises together
- the systematic increase of stress placed upon the musculoskeletal system
- a decrease in muscle size
- Time you rest between sets
- the ability to exert maximal force in one single contraction
- how long muscles can sustain exercise
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- form of exercise that increases muscular strength and endurance
- involves muscle movement and changing lengths
- Muscle lengthens (lowering phase)
- series of exercises that involve little or no rest between repetitions
- Strength training movements that use an individual's own weight as resistance
- the number of times you do an exercise
- Muscle contracts without movement
- the functional ability of the muscles in the core area
- most amount of weight you can lift for one rep of a given exercise
- an increase in muscle size
- heavy objects that are lifted during exercising
- a group of consecutive reps without resting
19 Clues: a decrease in muscle size • an increase in muscle size • Time you rest between sets • Muscle shortens (lifting phase) • Muscle lengthens (lowering phase) • Muscle contracts without movement • how long muscles can sustain exercise • the number of times you do an exercise • pairing two different exercises together • a group of consecutive reps without resting • ...
Hypertension & Chronic Kidney Disease 2018-11-07
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- ___________ may be impaired during exercise in hot environments due to the use of beta-blockers and diuretics.
- During exercise, it is important to maintain your ________ blood pressure less than or equal to 105 mmHG.
- ________ work by decreasing sodium, potassium and fluid volume.
- Hypertension is considered a ________ disease.
- What enzyme in the lungs converts Angiotensin I to Angiotensin II?
- Hypertension is frequently associated with normal cardiac output and elevated __________. (Three words, No spaces)
- __________ is defined as new vessel growth.
- What causes sodium reabsorption by the kidneys?
- What exercise intensity is generally recommended to optimize the benefit-to-risk ratio?
- What percent of kidney function is lost before symptoms for Chronic Kidney disease start to appear.
- Using the valsalva maneuver while resistance training can result in extremely high blood pressure, dizziness and __________.
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- Three commonly employed drugs in the treatment of hypertension are: Diuretics, Vasodilators, and ___________. (Two words, No spaces)
- A diagnosis of Chronic Kidney Disease is made if there is reduced kidney function evidenced by a _____________________ of less than or equal to 60 mL/min /1.73m^2 for at least 3 months. (Three words, No spaces)
- Exercise testing in patients with Chronic Kidney Disease may cause a ST-change, which is an indicator of ________?
- It is contradicted for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease to perform a 1-RM due to issues related to _____________. (Two words, No spaces)
- ________ should be used to measure exercise intensity for patients on hemodialysis.
- __________ generally has no identifiable cause and tends to develop over several years. (Two words, No spaces)
- One of the kidney's important functions is to maintain __________ levels.
- Increased exercise capacity that is promoted by chronic aerobic exercise leads regression of cardiac cell wall thickness and _______ ventricle mass.
- The kidney's receive approximately 21% of the _____________. (Two words, No spaces)
- What is the most common cause and/or risk factor for Chronic Kidney Disease?
- ________ blood pressure is the force measured during cardiac contraction.
22 Clues: __________ is defined as new vessel growth. • Hypertension is considered a ________ disease. • What causes sodium reabsorption by the kidneys? • ________ work by decreasing sodium, potassium and fluid volume. • What enzyme in the lungs converts Angiotensin I to Angiotensin II? • One of the kidney's important functions is to maintain __________ levels. • ...
Hypertension & Chronic Kidney Disease 2018-11-07
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- ________ should be used to measure exercise intensity for patients on hemodialysis.
- Using the valsalva maneuver while resistance training can result in extremely high blood pressure, dizziness and __________.
- Increased exercise capacity that is promoted by chronic aerobic exercise leads regression of cardiac cell wall thickness and _______ ventricle mass.
- ___________ may be impaired during exercise in hot environments due to the use of beta-blockers and diuretics.
- __________ generally has no identifiable cause and tends to develop over several years. (Two words, No spaces)
- ________ work by decreasing sodium, potassium and fluid volume.
- Hypertension is frequently associated with normal cardiac output and elevated __________. (Three words, No spaces)
- What percent of kidney function is lost before symptoms for Chronic Kidney disease start to appear.
- Exercise testing in patients with Chronic Kidney Disease may cause a ST-change, which is an indicator of ________?
- What causes sodium reabsorption by the kidneys?
- The kidney's receive approximately 21% of the _____________. (Two words, No spaces)
- It is contradicted for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease to perform a 1-RM due to issues related to _____________. (Two words, No spaces)
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- A diagnosis of Chronic Kidney Disease is made if there is reduced kidney function evidenced by a _____________________ of less than or equal to 60 mL/min /1.73m^2 for at least 3 months. (Three words, No spaces)
- __________ is defined as new vessel growth.
- ________ blood pressure is the force measured during cardiac contraction.
- During exercise, it is important to maintain your ________ blood pressure less than or equal to 105 mmHG.
- One of the kidney's important functions is to maintain __________ levels.
- Three commonly employed drugs in the treatment of hypertension are: Diuretics, Vasodilators, and ___________. (Two words, No spaces)
- What exercise intensity is generally recommended to optimize the benefit-to-risk ratio?
- What is the most common cause and/or risk factor for Chronic Kidney Disease?
- What enzyme in the lungs converts Angiotensin I to Angiotensin II?
- Hypertension is considered a ________ disease.
22 Clues: __________ is defined as new vessel growth. • Hypertension is considered a ________ disease. • What causes sodium reabsorption by the kidneys? • ________ work by decreasing sodium, potassium and fluid volume. • What enzyme in the lungs converts Angiotensin I to Angiotensin II? • ________ blood pressure is the force measured during cardiac contraction. • ...
CROSSWORD 2023-02-22
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- SHOULD DO THIS BEFORE YOU EXERCISE
- SLOWLY ON HANDS AND KNEES
- CAN BE AN EASY WAY TO MOVE AND IT RHYMES WITH WALK
- SHOULD TRY TO HAVE (BLANK) WHILE WE EXERCISE
- WALK QUICKLY
- EXERCISING AND EATING NUTRIOUS FOOD YOU WILL HELP YOUR BODY STAY (BLANK)
- TO (BLANK) OVERAND TOUCH YOUR TOES
- SCOUTS SHOULD (BLANK) EVERY DAY
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- HELPS US TO BUILD (BLANK) MUSCLE
- WAY TO EXERCISE IS TO (BLANK) TO YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC
- WAY TO THIS IS BY USING A ROPE
- -A QUICK RUN
- NEED TO HAVE STRONG ARMS TO DO (BLANK)
- IS FASTER THAN WALKING BUT SLOWER THAN RUNNING
- WE HAVE A (BLANK) RACE YOU NEED MORE THAN ONE PERSON
15 Clues: -A QUICK RUN • WALK QUICKLY • SLOWLY ON HANDS AND KNEES • WAY TO THIS IS BY USING A ROPE • SCOUTS SHOULD (BLANK) EVERY DAY • HELPS US TO BUILD (BLANK) MUSCLE • SHOULD DO THIS BEFORE YOU EXERCISE • TO (BLANK) OVERAND TOUCH YOUR TOES • NEED TO HAVE STRONG ARMS TO DO (BLANK) • SHOULD TRY TO HAVE (BLANK) WHILE WE EXERCISE • IS FASTER THAN WALKING BUT SLOWER THAN RUNNING • ...
Hypertension & Chronic Kidney Disease 2018-11-07
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- One of the kidney's important functions is to maintain __________ levels.
- ________ should be used to measure exercise intensity for patients on hemodialysis.
- Hypertension is considered a ________ disease.
- What exercise intensity is generally recommended to optimize the benefit-to-risk ratio?
- __________ is defined as new vessel growth.
- Increased exercise capacity that is promoted by chronic aerobic exercise leads regression of cardiac cell wall thickness and _______ ventricle mass.
- A diagnosis of Chronic Kidney Disease is made if there is reduced kidney function evidenced by a _____________________ of less than or equal to 60 mL/min /1.73m^2 for at least 3 months. (Three words, No spaces)
- What is the most common cause and/or risk factor for Chronic Kidney Disease?
- Three commonly employed drugs in the treatment of hypertension are: Diuretics, Vasodilators, and ___________. (Two words, No spaces)
- Using the valsalva maneuver while resistance training can result in extremely high blood pressure, dizziness and __________.
- ________ blood pressure is the force measured during cardiac contraction.
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- __________ generally has no identifiable cause and tends to develop over several years. (Two words, No spaces)
- What causes sodium reabsorption by the kidneys?
- ___________ may be impaired during exercise in hot environments due to the use of beta-blockers and diuretics.
- It is contradicted for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease to perform a 1-RM due to issues related to _____________. (Two words, No spaces)
- Hypertension is frequently associated with normal cardiac output and elevated __________. (Three words, No spaces)
- Exercise testing in patients with Chronic Kidney Disease may cause a ST-change, which is an indicator of ________?
- ________ work by decreasing sodium, potassium and fluid volume.
- The kidney's receive approximately 21% of the _____________. (Two words, No spaces)
- During exercise, it is important to maintain your ________ blood pressure less than or equal to 105 mmHG.
- What percent of kidney function is lost before symptoms for Chronic Kidney disease start to appear.
- What enzyme in the lungs converts Angiotensin I to Angiotensin II?
22 Clues: __________ is defined as new vessel growth. • Hypertension is considered a ________ disease. • What causes sodium reabsorption by the kidneys? • ________ work by decreasing sodium, potassium and fluid volume. • What enzyme in the lungs converts Angiotensin I to Angiotensin II? • One of the kidney's important functions is to maintain __________ levels. • ...
Fitness Crossword 2021-10-19
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- The ability to stay in an upright position
- The ability to move parts of the body at once smoothly
- endurance How long someone can exercise without feeling tired
- principle Training harder that what they are accustomed to
- High Intensity Interval Training
- Moving all parts of the body as quickly as possible
- A range of motion. The amount of movement possible
- The ability to move quickly
- How often you exercise
- training The process of exercising with heavier resistance
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- The ability to exercise without feeling tired
- impact Activities that place less stress on the joints
- Time The time to respond
- Endurance The same as aerobic endurance
- The number of times a lift is done
- Amount of work performed
- rate How fast your heart beats per minute
- training A series of exercise stations
- a group of repetitions
- The maximum amount of force a muscle can exert
20 Clues: How often you exercise • a group of repetitions • Time The time to respond • Amount of work performed • The ability to move quickly • High Intensity Interval Training • The number of times a lift is done • training A series of exercise stations • Endurance The same as aerobic endurance • rate How fast your heart beats per minute • The ability to stay in an upright position • ...
Fitness 2023-02-27
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- - body mass index
- - Plank
- - the main exercise
- - running
- - What the workout is
- - when the demands become increasingly difficult
- - action of participating in exercise
- - physical mental or effort
- - stretching after the main exercise
- - high intensity interval training
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- - Bench Press
- - basketball
- - How Often
- - stretching prior to the workout beginning
- - How hard the workout is
15 Clues: - Plank • - running • - How Often • - basketball • - Bench Press • - body mass index • - the main exercise • - What the workout is • - How hard the workout is • - physical mental or effort • - high intensity interval training • - stretching after the main exercise • - action of participating in exercise • - stretching prior to the workout beginning • ...
fitness words/terms 2022-02-04
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- what do you do when you pull or tear ligaments around a bone
- an example of anaerobic exercise
- someone who helps you eats heather
- what is a component of fitness
- what does F stand for in FITT
- see gains and improves
- heats bet pre minutes
- what is a cardio activity
- how many times you should workout pre-week
- who is are health teacher
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- what type of exercise is yoga
- what is muscle strength and endurance exercise
- another word for contusion
- is a movement that improves fitness
- well being of a person
15 Clues: heats bet pre minutes • see gains and improves • well being of a person • what is a cardio activity • who is are health teacher • another word for contusion • what type of exercise is yoga • what does F stand for in FITT • what is a component of fitness • an example of anaerobic exercise • someone who helps you eats heather • is a movement that improves fitness • ...
Fitness and Health 2024-10-20
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- - A practice of physical, mental, and spiritual exercises.
- - The process of healing and regaining strength after exercise.
- - A mental state achieved by focusing on the present moment.
- - High-Intensity Interval Training, a workout involving short bursts of intense exercise.
- - The process by which your body converts food into energy.
- - A strength exercise targeting the legs and glutes.
- - Gentle exercises to help the body transition to a resting state after physical activity.
- - The ability to sustain physical activity over time.
- - The sport or activity of lifting weights to improve muscle strength.
- - Light physical activity to prepare the body for exercise.
- - Units of energy that food provides to the body.
- - Abbreviation for Body Mass Index, a measure of body fat based on height and weight.
- - A system of exercises designed to improve physical strength and flexibility.
- - A macronutrient essential for muscle repair and growth.
- - The ability of muscles to exert force.
- - A form of cardio exercise where you move quickly on foot.
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- - The condition of being physically fit and healthy.
- - The kinds of food a person eats regularly.
- - Physical exercise that improves the efficiency of the heart and lungs.
- - Exercises that raise your heart rate and improve cardiovascular health.
- - Physical activity to improve strength and health.
- - Damage or harm caused to the body through physical activity.
- - Tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement.
- - The ability to maintain stability and control during movement.
- - Essential nutrients that the body needs in small amounts to function properly.
- - The range of motion in a joint or group of joints.
- - A period of rest crucial for recovery and health.
- - The process of providing adequate water to the body.
- - Movements to improve flexibility and lengthen muscles.
- - A condition characterized by excess body fat.
30 Clues: - The ability of muscles to exert force. • - The kinds of food a person eats regularly. • - A condition characterized by excess body fat. • - Units of energy that food provides to the body. • - Physical activity to improve strength and health. • - A period of rest crucial for recovery and health. • - The condition of being physically fit and healthy. • ...
Healthy Practices 2024-07-02
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- Physical activity that improves health and fitness
- The practice of being aware of the present moment without judgment
- Exercises that elongate muscles to improve flexibility.
- Eating balanced meals that provide essential nutrients.
- A form of exercise that involves breath control, simple meditation, and specific bodily postures.
- The process of consuming and utilizing nutrients from food
- Riding a bicycle for exercise and transportation
- Activities that reduce stress and promote calmness
- Walking in natural environments for exercise and enjoyment.
- Practices to maintain oral hygiene and health.
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- Activities done to maintain or improve physical and mental well-being.
- Exercises that increase heart rate and oxygen consumption for overall fitness.
- A practice where an individual uses a technique to focus the mind on a particular object, thought, or activity.
- A full-body workout that improves cardiovascular fitness and muscular strength
- The process of providing an adequate amount of water to bodily tissues.
- A Chinese martial art focused on slow, controlled movements and deep breathing.
- A natural state of rest for the body and mind.
- A low-impact form of exercise that promotes cardiovascular health.
- Practices that promote cleanliness and health
19 Clues: Practices that promote cleanliness and health • A natural state of rest for the body and mind. • Practices to maintain oral hygiene and health. • Riding a bicycle for exercise and transportation • Physical activity that improves health and fitness • Activities that reduce stress and promote calmness • Exercises that elongate muscles to improve flexibility. • ...
Sports/Exercises 2023-07-03
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- An abdominal exercise that involves lying flat on the back and raising the upper body to the knees.
- climbers A cardio exercise that mimics climbing a mountain, involving alternating knee-to-chest movements.
- A strength-training exercise that involves raising and lowering the body using the arms.
- A lower body exercise that involves stepping forward with one leg and lowering the body.
- A physical, mental, and spiritual practice that involves different poses and breathing exercises.
- squats A plyometric exercise that combines squats with a jump, providing an explosive movement.
- jacks A calisthenic exercise that involves jumping while raising and lowering the arms and legs.
- Moving swiftly on foot in a quick pace.
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- A lower body exercise that involves bending the knees and lowering the hips.
- An isometric exercise that involves holding a position similar to a push-up with the body straight.
- rope Skipping with a rope while jumping over it.
- A full-body exercise that combines a squat, push-up, and jump in a continuous movement.
- Moving rhythmically to music with different steps and movements.
- Riding a bicycle or similar vehicle.
- hooping Swinging a hoop around the waist, hips, or other body parts for fun and fitness.
- Propelling oneself through water using limbs.
16 Clues: Riding a bicycle or similar vehicle. • Moving swiftly on foot in a quick pace. • Propelling oneself through water using limbs. • rope Skipping with a rope while jumping over it. • Moving rhythmically to music with different steps and movements. • A lower body exercise that involves bending the knees and lowering the hips. • ...
Survivor Continue living despite experiencing difficulties. 2024-02-14
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- position in which knees are bent and heels are close to touching the back of thighs.
- The action or sound of laughing
- required to build and maintain strength and power
- exercise machine continuously moving belt that lets you walk or run in place.
- Rebuild your strength and power
- You're trying to get to your ____
- spirit of helpfulness or generous and considerate without expecting anything in return
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- The state of being strong physically or mentally
- Carries oxygen through your body
- Continue living despite experiencing difficulties.
- What we do when you get to your goal
- Exercise to build heart and cardiovascular power
- exercise in water
- isometric core strength exercise similar position to a push up.
14 Clues: exercise in water • The action or sound of laughing • Rebuild your strength and power • Carries oxygen through your body • You're trying to get to your ____ • What we do when you get to your goal • The state of being strong physically or mentally • Exercise to build heart and cardiovascular power • required to build and maintain strength and power • ...
healthy heart 2012-02-20
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- chambers of your heart
- heart beat you should reach during exercise
- activity you chose to keep your heart healthy
- minutes you should exercise everyday
- healthy heart fitness activity
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- number of days you should exercise at least every week
- drink plenty before and after exercise
- before you exercise
- carries blood to the heart
- carries blood away from the heart
- most important muscle in the body
- your heart beat at rest
12 Clues: before you exercise • chambers of your heart • your heart beat at rest • carries blood to the heart • healthy heart fitness activity • carries blood away from the heart • most important muscle in the body • minutes you should exercise everyday • drink plenty before and after exercise • heart beat you should reach during exercise • activity you chose to keep your heart healthy • ...
Fitness Crossword 2013-04-21
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- Relating to, involving, or requiring an absence of free oxygen.
- This is the ability to move joints and use muscles through their full range of motion.
- This is the process wherein you literally raise your body temperature to prepare your muscles from the normal to the exercise condition.
- The ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort.
- This is the ability of a muscle, or a group of muscles, to sustain repeated contractions or to continue applying force against a fixed object.
- The capacity to do something.
- It is the power to withstand hardship or stress.
- It is running at a jog trot as a form of cardiopulmonary exercise.
- The strength and vitality required for sustained physical or mental activity.
- It is the general condition of body and mind.
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- How often a person exercises
- The power of moving the limbs quickly and easily
- An exercise designed to extend the limbs and muscles to their full extent.
- Carrying out of specific physical routines or procedures by one who is trained or skilled in physical activity.
- The action of undertaking a course of exercise and diet in preparation for a sporting event.
- Excessive hard training day-after-day without proper rest to ensure recovery
- It is the number of heartbeats per unit of time, usually expressed as beats per minute
- A person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise.
- The time after a workout in which it takes the body to recover.
- It is an active bodily exertion performed to develop or maintain fitness.
20 Clues: How often a person exercises • The capacity to do something. • It is the general condition of body and mind. • The power of moving the limbs quickly and easily • It is the power to withstand hardship or stress. • The ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort. • Relating to, involving, or requiring an absence of free oxygen. • ...
Fibromyalgia & Obstructive Sleep Apnea 2019-06-10
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- What other based aerobic exercise is beneficial than a land-based aerobic exercise?
- Most common type of sleep apnea. A disorder where a person is asleep and stops breathing because their throat closes
- What hormone heavily controls the sleep cycle?
- individuals with fibromyalgia generally participate in what kind of exercise test?
- To lessen the exercise induced muscle micro-trauma one would minimize what component of a dynamic resistance exercise?
- pain due to stimulus that doesn't normally cause pain
- This type of sleep apnea is a combination of central and obstructive sleep apnea
- Most common race to have sleep apnea?
- What type of level or intensity should an individual exercise at when during a flare up?
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- Sleep apnea increases the risk of a myocardial ___?
- Fibromyalgia is not considered a true form of what? Instead it is more of a central pain.
- Sensations of burning, prickling, tingling, or itching of skin with no apparent physical cause.
- Fibromyalgia affects which gender more than the other?
- shallow breathing or breathing that is slower than normal
- Sleep paean is more common in which gender?
- A sleep test
- chronic type of pain associated with fibromyalgia, affects soft tissues
- For individuals with increased pain or fatigue this type of test can be used instead for individuals with fibromyalgia (3 words)
- A complementary therapy used to reduce symptoms in individuals with fibromyalgia
- this type of sleep apnea is characterized by repetitive stopping or reduction of both airflow and ventilatory effort during sleep
20 Clues: A sleep test • Most common race to have sleep apnea? • Sleep paean is more common in which gender? • What hormone heavily controls the sleep cycle? • Sleep apnea increases the risk of a myocardial ___? • pain due to stimulus that doesn't normally cause pain • Fibromyalgia affects which gender more than the other? • ...
Fibromyalgia & Obstructive Sleep Apnea 2019-06-10
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- Fibromyalgia is not considered a true form of what? Instead it is more of a central pain.
- A sleep test
- Fibromyalgia affects which gender more than the other?
- What type of level or intensity should an individual exercise at when during a flare up?
- Sleep paean is more common in which gender?
- chronic type of pain associated with fibromyalgia, affects soft tissues
- individuals with fibromyalgia generally participate in what kind of exercise test?
- What other based aerobic exercise is beneficial than a land-based aerobic exercise?
- To lessen the exercise induced muscle micro-trauma one would minimize what component of a dynamic resistance exercise?
- A complementary therapy used to reduce symptoms in individuals with fibromyalgia
- pain due to stimulus that doesn't normally cause pain
- this type of sleep apnea is characterized by repetitive stopping or reduction of both airflow and ventilatory effort during sleep
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- Most common race to have sleep apnea?
- shallow breathing or breathing that is slower than normal
- For individuals with increased pain or fatigue this type of test can be used instead for individuals with fibromyalgia (3 words)
- Most common type of sleep apnea. A disorder where a person is asleep and stops breathing because their throat closes
- Sleep apnea increases the risk of a myocardial ___?
- Sensations of burning, prickling, tingling, or itching of skin with no apparent physical cause.
- What hormone heavily controls the sleep cycle?
- This type of sleep apnea is a combination of central and obstructive sleep apnea
20 Clues: A sleep test • Most common race to have sleep apnea? • Sleep paean is more common in which gender? • What hormone heavily controls the sleep cycle? • Sleep apnea increases the risk of a myocardial ___? • pain due to stimulus that doesn't normally cause pain • Fibromyalgia affects which gender more than the other? • ...
HPER-P417 Crossword Puzzle 2016-06-12
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- Which activity is performed
- Fitness 5 attributes include; aerobic capacity, body comp, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, and neuromuscular
- Term used to classify the volume of an exercise
- Excess watery fluid collection
- BMI of above 30 kg/m2
- Frequency x Intensity x Time
- How often is the activity performed
- Physical activity should be designed in this manner
- Type of relationship between physical activity and chronic disease
- Resting heart rate of over 100 bpm
- Temporary loss of consciousness
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- Regularly 1st step in determining if a person needs medical clearance for exercise
- Bodily movement caused by contraction of skeletal muscle
- How hard the activity is
- Relationship "Some activity is better than none, and more activity, up to a point, is better than less"
- Not sufficient in regards to gathering health history information
- Pain, mainly peripheral muscles
- How long is the activity performed
- Risk of death in individuals 30-40 yrs old who are apparently healthy
- Risk of sudden death due to vigorous exercise is higher in those who exercise
- Factor Characteristic(s) that appear to be associated with the development of disease
- Equivalent Term Ratio of energy expended during activity to that expended at rest
- Creator of the method that utilizes the HRR for heart rate ranges
23 Clues: BMI of above 30 kg/m2 • How hard the activity is • Which activity is performed • Frequency x Intensity x Time • Excess watery fluid collection • Pain, mainly peripheral muscles • Temporary loss of consciousness • How long is the activity performed • Resting heart rate of over 100 bpm • How often is the activity performed • Term used to classify the volume of an exercise • ...
Fitness terms 2023-09-06
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- movement of muscle in body ( burns calories)
- extremely overweight
- How much work your muscles can do
- percentage of body fat
- relationship of fat and fat-free mass
- ability of body systems working together
- easy to moderate exercise long time
- not active
- the ability to execute a sequence of movements smoothly and accurately
- to preform a movement in a short period of time
- concentration of bone tissue
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- physically tired
- the ability to change direction quickly
- transfer energy to a force at a fast rate (strength + speed)
- inadequate blood flow to heart
- exercise for long periods of time
- ability to have joints in a full range of motion
- ability to maintain stability in stationary or moving
- is loss of bone density( weak Bones)
- health problems caused by lack of exercise
- when blood sugar is too high
- free of illness, free to reach full potential
- malignant growth or tumor caused by abnormal cell division
- intense or hard exercise little time
- time between scenes recognizing a trigger and body moving in reponce
- physical activity
- high blood pressure
- disruption of blood flow to the brain
- optimal physical mental and social well-being
29 Clues: not active • physically tired • physical activity • high blood pressure • extremely overweight • percentage of body fat • when blood sugar is too high • concentration of bone tissue • inadequate blood flow to heart • How much work your muscles can do • exercise for long periods of time • easy to moderate exercise long time • is loss of bone density( weak Bones) • ...
Intro to Exer Science 2023-08-14
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- Using movement, physical activity, and exercise in the identification, prevention, and rehabilitation acute and chronic disease conditions
- The rate of death
- Any activity that uses large muscle groups, can be maintained continuously and is rhythmic in nature
- The study of movement
- Physiological responses of the whole body or specific systems to physical activity, exercise, sport, and athletic competition
- Movement activities of daily living
- Behavioral and mental aspects of physical activity, exercise, sport, and athletic performance
- The relative incidence of particular disease
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- Prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of exercise, sport, and athletic injuries
- A structured movement process that individuals consciously and voluntarily engage in and includes those activities that improve or maintain fitness and health
- Development, learning, and control of body movement in healthy and diseased conditions and improvement of sport and athletic performance
- The professional field that works to deliver patient care services for the identification, prevention, and treatment of diseases, disabilities, and disorders
- An umbrella term used to describe the study of numerous aspects of physical activity, exercise, sport, and athletic performance
- Nutritional aspects of disease prevention and health promotion and improvement of sport and athletic performance
- Movement in structured and organized activities that include a competitive aspect, including all athletic events
- Mechanical aspects of movement in disease and injury conditions, physical activity, exercise, sport, and athletic performance
16 Clues: The rate of death • The study of movement • Movement activities of daily living • The relative incidence of particular disease • Prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of exercise, sport, and athletic injuries • Behavioral and mental aspects of physical activity, exercise, sport, and athletic performance • ...
Principles of Exercise 2023-10-12
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- exercises that uses short burst of energy, without the use of oxygen
- (T or F) do I have to be involved in a sport to exercise
- What is a life time sport
- Gradually doing more than normal to improve your preference
- (T or F) Goal setting is important to exercise
- What is a benefit of exercise
- What is blood pressure
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- principle of exercise that you must do specific kinds of exercise to develop certain parts of the body
- (T or F) Exercise makes you hungry
- starting with little and adding to it is known as
- What is a good way to prevent exercise
- (T or F) if I weight train I will build bulky muscles
- when your muscles demand more oxygen to produce energy than normal
- What is a good amount of days to work out (per week)
- What is fitness?
15 Clues: What is fitness? • What is blood pressure • What is a life time sport • What is a benefit of exercise • (T or F) Exercise makes you hungry • What is a good way to prevent exercise • (T or F) Goal setting is important to exercise • starting with little and adding to it is known as • What is a good amount of days to work out (per week) • ...
Challenge 2023-05-01
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- The hormone that helps regulate sleep-wake cycles and can be affected by exercise
- An exercise that works the pectoral muscles
- The building blocks of muscles
- A type of nutrient that is found in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains
- A nutrient that helps with the absorption of calcium
- A type of nutrient that is essential for building and repairing tissues
- Chico has this Mansion
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- A strength training exercise primarily targeting muscles of the lower body
- The concept of gradually increasing the difficulty of an exercise over time
- The process by which the body converts food into energy
- A group of nutrients that are important for energy production and nervous system function
- A popular exercise machine that works the legs
- A training protocol alternating short periods of intense or explosive anaerobic exercise with brief recovery periods
- Serena and LeBron are interested in this
14 Clues: Chico has this Mansion • The building blocks of muscles • Serena and LeBron are interested in this • An exercise that works the pectoral muscles • A popular exercise machine that works the legs • A nutrient that helps with the absorption of calcium • The process by which the body converts food into energy • ...
RFC Family Fitness Crossword 2020-04-02
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- Attaches muscle to bone.
- Quick breathing of in through the nose and out through the mouth commonly used in Pilates.
- Good ______ is having good alignment of the spine and other joints.
- You want to make sure you are well _____. Water is a good source for this.
- Higher repetition exercise that incudes ballet inspired moves plus Pilates and dance.
- Inflammation of the tissue under the foot connected from the heel to the toes.
- Rhythmic exercise in the water.
- 26.2 miles is a _____
- A trade-marked dance style that focuses on Latin music and moves.
- A common exercise used to focus on hamstring strength.
- These two things usually go together: Speed &
- Hanging exercise straps that can be used for strength, flexbility, etc.
- A well-rounded workout includes strength, cardio and _______.
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- Most workouts will include a warm up and a _______.
- A great tool to use for loosening muscles both before and after workouts.
- A workout that is 20s. of work and 10s. of rest for 8 rounds.
- To be able to do a form of exercise for a long time needs stamina or _______.
- Jump up, reach down, jump back, push-up.
- A half domed piece of fitness equipment.
- The father of Pilates.
- Exercises that require no equipment are called _______ exercises.
- An event that requires swimming, biking, and running.
- When beginning an exercise program you should set ______ goals.
- You walk or run on this piece of cardio equipment.
- Completing exercises based on sets, time or number of repetitions.
25 Clues: 26.2 miles is a _____ • The father of Pilates. • Attaches muscle to bone. • Rhythmic exercise in the water. • Jump up, reach down, jump back, push-up. • A half domed piece of fitness equipment. • These two things usually go together: Speed & • You walk or run on this piece of cardio equipment. • Most workouts will include a warm up and a _______. • ...
fitness words/terms 2022-02-04
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- what do you do when you pull or tear ligaments around a bone
- an example of anaerobic exercise
- someone who helps you eats heather
- what is a component of fitness
- what does F stand for in FITT
- see gains and improves
- heats bet pre minutes
- what is a cardio activity
- how many times you should workout pre-week
- who is are health teacher
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- what type of exercise is yoga
- what is muscle strength and endurance exercise
- another word for contusion
- is a movement that improves fitness
- well being of a person
15 Clues: heats bet pre minutes • see gains and improves • well being of a person • what is a cardio activity • who is are health teacher • another word for contusion • what type of exercise is yoga • what does F stand for in FITT • what is a component of fitness • an example of anaerobic exercise • someone who helps you eats heather • is a movement that improves fitness • ...
fitness words/terms 2022-02-04
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- what do you do when you pull or tear ligaments around a bone
- an example of anaerobic exercise
- someone who helps you eats heather
- what is a component of fitness
- what does F stand for in FITT
- see gains and improves
- heats bet pre minutes
- what is a cardio activity
- how many times you should workout pre-week
- who is are health teacher
Down
- what type of exercise is yoga
- what is muscle strength and endurance exercise
- another word for contusion
- is a movement that improves fitness
- well being of a person
15 Clues: heats bet pre minutes • see gains and improves • well being of a person • what is a cardio activity • who is are health teacher • another word for contusion • what type of exercise is yoga • what does F stand for in FITT • what is a component of fitness • an example of anaerobic exercise • someone who helps you eats heather • is a movement that improves fitness • ...
Exercise 2014-05-07
8 Clues: syn. for cancel. • arrangement of sth. • The period of rule. • betraying ones country. • christian ceremony often after birth. • The restoration of friendly relations. • if you have a right to vote you have a ~. • Someone who competes with another in a contest, game, or argument.
EXERCISE 2018-06-26
8 Clues: personal Description • note issued by the teacher • Interaction with colleagues • subjects studied in a career • what is done on the INTERNET • acquired knowledge in the matter • Where are the agreed dates of the course • conditions established by the university
Exercise 2021-11-28
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- You need to get enough ______ at night to reduce the chances of developing stress
- Stress affects your body and _______
- physical activity that helps with stress
- You need a healthy ______ to eat well and reduce stress
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- Unhealthy habit that helps you deal with stress. You should try to reduce it as much as possible.
- a normal reaction the body has when changes occur, resulting in body and emotional responses.
- relaxation technique. Ember runs this program for relaxation.
- when you are too stressed you have to find a way to...
8 Clues: Stress affects your body and _______ • physical activity that helps with stress • when you are too stressed you have to find a way to... • You need a healthy ______ to eat well and reduce stress • relaxation technique. Ember runs this program for relaxation. • You need to get enough ______ at night to reduce the chances of developing stress • ...
