fitness Crossword Puzzles
Physical Fitness 2022-10-27
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- the range of possible movement of various joints
- to keep an upright posture
- the degree to which one should exercise to improve fitness
- strong, fibrous tissue that attaches to bone
- the ability to do strength performance at a rapid pace
- the ability of the muscle to exert force one time
- group of muscles supporting the core
- the ability to change position and control movement
- the number of times one should exercise to improve
- without oxygen
- the point at which two bones come together
- composition the ratio of fat to muscle
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- heart, lungs, blood vessels and respiratory system
- the 3 ways to achieve overload in a physical fitness program
- with oxygen
- meaty tissue that surrounds bone
- damage to a ligament that occurs if excessive force is applied to a joint
- the ability to use muscles for a long period of time
- the lack of physical activity and exercise
- one's commitment to live a healthy and active lifestyle
- how long one exercises to improve fitness
21 Clues: with oxygen • without oxygen • to keep an upright posture • meaty tissue that surrounds bone • group of muscles supporting the core • composition the ratio of fat to muscle • how long one exercises to improve fitness • the lack of physical activity and exercise • the point at which two bones come together • strong, fibrous tissue that attaches to bone • ...
Lifestyle & Fitness 2018-03-01
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- Exercise requiring one to hold their body weight
- First name of Brian O'Connor's sidekick in 2 Fast 2 Furious
- Physical/mental energy to do something for a long time
- Someone who is highly trained in sports/exercise
- A Japanese martial art
- Owner of a Dodge Charger in Fast and Furious film series
- Fruit that can either be green or purple
- Drink containing lots of calcium
- Competitive combat sport
- A physical/mental/spiritual exercise
- No.1 world sport
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- The act of focusing on one's mind to relax
- Extremely fast sprinter
- Food with lots of carbohydrates
- Sport that can be played on a beach
- Physical/mental/emotional tension and strain
- Former Golf world champion
- Food with lots of protein
- Having the power to lift and move heavy things
- Owner of an Mazda RX-7 in Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift
20 Clues: No.1 world sport • A Japanese martial art • Extremely fast sprinter • Competitive combat sport • Food with lots of protein • Former Golf world champion • Food with lots of carbohydrates • Drink containing lots of calcium • Sport that can be played on a beach • A physical/mental/spiritual exercise • Fruit that can either be green or purple • ...
Fitness Vocab 2024-05-15
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- A series of activities or exercises performed before more intense physical activity to prepare the body and reduce the risk of injury. Warm-ups often include light cardio and stretching.
- Physical activity that uses large muscle groups and can be sustained over a long period, such as jogging, swimming, or cycling. It improves cardiovascular fitness.
- Activities done after exercise to gradually reduce heart rate and help the body recover. Cool-downs often include gentle stretching and light activity.
- Units of energy provided by food and drink. Balancing calorie intake with physical activity is key to maintaining a healthy weight.
- The ability to maintain the body’s position, whether moving or stationary. Balance exercises include standing on one leg or using a balance board.
- The ability of a muscle or group of muscles to sustain repeated contractions or to continue applying force against a fixed object. Activities like planking or cycling help build muscular endurance.
- The ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly and efficiently. Activities like playing catch or dancing improve coordination.
- The ability to move the body or parts of the body swiftly. Sprinting and quick footwork drills help increase speed.
- The ability to perform daily activities with vigor and without undue fatigue, encompassing various aspects like strength, endurance, and flexibility.
- Intense physical activity that lasts for a short period, like sprinting or lifting weights. It helps build strength and power.
- The ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort. Cardiovascular and muscular endurance are key components of overall endurance.
- The number of times the heart beats per minute. Monitoring heart rate can help gauge exercise intensity.
- The amount of time it takes to respond to a stimulus. Quick starts in races or reacting to a ball in sports enhance reaction time.
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- The ratio of fat to lean tissue in the body. Maintaining a healthy body composition involves a balance of diet and exercise.
- The intake of food and drink to provide the body with necessary nutrients. Eating a balanced diet helps support physical fitness and overall health.
- The amount of force a muscle or group of muscles can produce. Exercises like lifting weights or doing push-ups build muscular strength.
- The ability of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels to supply oxygen to the body during prolonged physical activity. Examples include running, swimming, and cycling.
- The ability to move quickly and easily, changing direction efficiently. Agility can be improved with exercises like shuttle runs and ladder drills.
- A measure of body fat based on height and weight. It is used to assess whether a person is underweight, normal weight, overweight, or obese.
- The ability to exert a maximum amount of force in a short period of time, combining strength and speed. Jumping and throwing activities develop power.
- The range of motion available at a joint. Stretching exercises, yoga, and gymnastics can improve flexibility.
- The process of maintaining adequate fluid levels in the body. Drinking water before, during, and after exercise is important for good hydration.
22 Clues: The number of times the heart beats per minute. Monitoring heart rate can help gauge exercise intensity. • The range of motion available at a joint. Stretching exercises, yoga, and gymnastics can improve flexibility. • The ability to move the body or parts of the body swiftly. Sprinting and quick footwork drills help increase speed. • ...
Fitness Crossword 2024-03-04
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- The muscles in your stomach/core
- After a sport you should do this, including a light jog and stretching
- Your _____ heart rate is 220-your age
- The ability of your heart and lungs to provide oxygen to your body
- Stretching while standing still
- A ____ heart rate should be between 60-80
- The number of components of fitness we have talked about
- The muscle in the front of your upper arm
- How many times your heart beats in 1 minute
- Doing jumping jacks, running, or jump ropes can do what to your heart rate
- The muscles in the front of your thigh
- One of the best ways in increase flexibility
- The muscles in your shoulder
- The muscles in the back of your thigh
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- The ability of your muscles to move for a long time
- One of the best ways to increase cardiovascular endurance
- The muscle in the back of your lower leg
- Walking, doing deep breathing, or sitting down does what to your heart rate?
- Your heart rate should be between 120-150 with a ____ amount of activity
- The ability to move through a range of motion
- Stretching while moving
- One of the best ways to increase muscular strength
- The muscle in the back of your upper arm
- The amount of force your muscles can produce
- What you should do before a sport to get physically and mentally ready
25 Clues: Stretching while moving • The muscles in your shoulder • Stretching while standing still • The muscles in your stomach/core • Your _____ heart rate is 220-your age • The muscles in the back of your thigh • The muscles in the front of your thigh • The muscle in the back of your lower leg • The muscle in the back of your upper arm • A ____ heart rate should be between 60-80 • ...
Physical Fitness 2024-09-26
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- It is an injury in which a bone has been forced out of its normal position in a joint.
- A closed wound does not break the skin and can result in
- Burns that affect the outer layer of the skin and look pink
- The bone is broken, but the skin is unbroken.
- The skin is broken, and the bone may stick out from the skin.
- It is an injury in which ligaments are stretched or torn.
- The ability of your heart, blood vessels, lungs and blood to deliver oxygen and nutrients to all of your body’s cells while you are being physically active
- Refers to the ratio of lean body tissue (muscle)to body-fat tissue
- The most serious burns involve all layers of the skin and cause permanent tissue damage
- The ability of the joints to move through their full range of motion
- The amount of force that a muscle can apply in a given contraction
- The internal body temperature becomes dangerously low because the body loses heat faster than it can generate heat.
- your heart rate when your body is at complete rest
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- the number of beats per minute of the heart when working at its maximum.
- is a set of guidelines that help you set up a workout routine to fit your goals and fitness level while helping you get the most out of your exercise program.
- Burns that extend into the inner layer and are red, swollen, and blistered.
- the desired range of heart rate reached during aerobic exercise
- It is an injury in which muscles or tendons are stretched or torn. It is also known as a pulled muscle.
- The ability of the muscle to keep working over a period of time.
- A measure of the body's ability to function efficiently and effectively in work and leisure activities
- A condition in which the body’s internal temperature is higher than normal.
- exercise helps build lean muscle mass.
- An injury to the brain caused by a hit to the body or the head that causes a temporary loss of thinking or physical abilities.
- Open wounds result in
- A wound is a break in the soft tissue of the body.
- exercise burns fat, improves mood, strengthens the heart and lungs and reduces your risk of diabetes. It improves your overall health and quality of life.
- It is a technique for treating a joint, muscle, or bone injury.
- The body tissue becomes frozen.
- It is a crack or a break in a bone.
- Warning that the body is becoming too hot
- The body loses its ability to cool itself by sweating because the victim has become dehydrated.
31 Clues: Open wounds result in • The body tissue becomes frozen. • It is a crack or a break in a bone. • exercise helps build lean muscle mass. • Warning that the body is becoming too hot • The bone is broken, but the skin is unbroken. • A wound is a break in the soft tissue of the body. • your heart rate when your body is at complete rest • ...
Principles of Training 2020-05-06
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- training involving different exercises depending on fitness aim, eg strength/power training or muscular endurance.
- training focussing on general/aerobic fitness and specific fitness needs.
- training varying speed, terrain and work:recovery ratios.
- training involving periods of exercising hard, interspersed with periods of rest or low intensity exercise.
- when training can be manipulated for longer, reducing recovery times or by completing a greater number of sets or repetitions.
- training focussing on rest and recovery with light aerobic training to maintain a level of general fitness.
- training involving exercises to increase power (eccentric contraction followed by larger concentric contraction.)
- a pulse raising activity, stretching and mobility exercises, sport specific activities and mental preparation.
- when training is increased by lifting a greater resistance, such as with weight training, or by training at a higher percentage of maximum heart rate.
- 60 - 80 MaxHR.
- training principles(FITT)are increased over the training period.
- when training is increased by a greater number of times each week.
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- 80 - 90% MaxHR.
- 220 - age.
- training that is relevant to an individual and their sport.
- when training is manipulated by offering a variety of activities and experiences to the athlete by combining training methods.
- training focussing to maintain fitness levels and work on specific skills.
- systems reverse or de-adapt if training stops or is significantly reduced.
- sustained exercise at a constant rate (steady state) without rests.
- athletes need variety in their training to prevent boredom
- a light jog, stretching and refuelling.
- training involving a number of different stations, work and rest ratios.
- a way to stretch to increase flexibility, held (isometric) for up to 30 seconds.
23 Clues: 220 - age. • 60 - 80 MaxHR. • 80 - 90% MaxHR. • a light jog, stretching and refuelling. • athletes need variety in their training to prevent boredom • training varying speed, terrain and work:recovery ratios. • training that is relevant to an individual and their sport. • training principles(FITT)are increased over the training period. • ...
Animal Behavior 2021-05-04
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- The process of creating offspring
- The search for wild food and resources
- gazelles do this when predators are nears
- The exchange of information
- signal Conveying accurate information about some aspect of the signaler's quality
- the evolution of signals that happen to activate established sensory signal receivers to elicit a favorable response
- The resemblance of one organism to another or inanimate object to increase survival.
- Immediate reasoning for a behavior
- birds moving south for the winter
- killing offspring of the same species, usually done by males
- measure of genes carried to the next generation by an individual
- The theory of ______ was popularized by Charles Darwin
- self-sacrificing behavior to benefit another organism
- Using different tactics in different enviornments
- Opposite of learned behavior
- A method uses to study the adaptive value of traits based on the phenotypes that come with fitness benefits and costs
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- Tricking an individual that something is true when it is not
- Saftey in numbers
- the processes of attracting a mate
- Something that causes a specific response
- A natural intuition
- An individual that produces signals to deceive others that reduces the fitness of the signal receiver
- A trait that helps increase an individuals fitness
- Hardwired innate response to a simple stimulus
- Ducklings do this to the first animal they see when hatched
- An animal that exploits parental care to individuals other than its parent
- A neurotransmitter that mediates satisfaction
- a trait or gene that increases an individual's fitness.
- A type of mating system where the males and females only mate with the same individual every mating season
- The interaction between organisms/populations that have to share a resource
30 Clues: Saftey in numbers • A natural intuition • The exchange of information • Opposite of learned behavior • The process of creating offspring • birds moving south for the winter • the processes of attracting a mate • Immediate reasoning for a behavior • The search for wild food and resources • Something that causes a specific response • gazelles do this when predators are nears • ...
Components of Fitness 2024-02-08
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- you can improve your BMI by exercising and eating ___________
- the ability to use your muscles many times without getting tired
- the fitness test we do for muscular strength
- the amount of force you can put forth with your muscles
- is the percentage of body weight that is fat compared to other body tissue
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- also known as the sit and reach is the test we do for flexibility
- is the ability to use your joints fully
- fitness, the ability to exercise your entire body for long periods of time without stopping
- the fitness test we do for muscular endurance
- you measure your BMI using your height and __________.
- the fitness test we do for cardiovascular fitness
11 Clues: is the ability to use your joints fully • the fitness test we do for muscular strength • the fitness test we do for muscular endurance • the fitness test we do for cardiovascular fitness • you measure your BMI using your height and __________. • the amount of force you can put forth with your muscles • you can improve your BMI by exercising and eating ___________ • ...
Wie gut kennt ihr uns? 2018-12-25
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- Spät oder Früh?
- Fitness oder Fechten?
- J.Oliver oder T.Mälzer?
- Zugspitze oder MontBlanc?
- Opel oder Ford?
- Basteln oder Wandern?
- Scorpions oder Rammstein?
- Kaninchen oder Frettchen?
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- Dresden oder Zwickau?
- 09.Juni oder 19.Juni?
- Buerokaufmann oder Feuerwehrmann?
- Bob oder SUP?
- Ägypten oder Italien?
- Fleisch oder Gemüse?
- Februar oder Oktober?
15 Clues: Bob oder SUP? • Spät oder Früh? • Opel oder Ford? • Fleisch oder Gemüse? • Dresden oder Zwickau? • 09.Juni oder 19.Juni? • Fitness oder Fechten? • Ägypten oder Italien? • Basteln oder Wandern? • Februar oder Oktober? • J.Oliver oder T.Mälzer? • Zugspitze oder MontBlanc? • Scorpions oder Rammstein? • Kaninchen oder Frettchen? • Buerokaufmann oder Feuerwehrmann?
Wie gut kennt ihr uns? 2018-12-25
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- 09.Juni oder 19.Juni?
- Fleisch oder Gemüse?
- Kaninchen oder Frettchen?
- Spät oder Früh?
- Zugspitze oder MontBlanc?
- Bob oder SUP?
- J.Oliver oder T.Mälzer?
- Scorpions oder Rammstein?
- Opel oder Ford?
- Basteln oder Wandern?
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- Fitness oder Fechten?
- Buerokaufmann oder Feuerwehrmann?
- Dresden oder Zwickau?
- Ägypten oder Italien?
- Februar oder Oktober?
15 Clues: Bob oder SUP? • Spät oder Früh? • Opel oder Ford? • Fleisch oder Gemüse? • Fitness oder Fechten? • 09.Juni oder 19.Juni? • Dresden oder Zwickau? • Ägypten oder Italien? • Februar oder Oktober? • Basteln oder Wandern? • J.Oliver oder T.Mälzer? • Kaninchen oder Frettchen? • Zugspitze oder MontBlanc? • Scorpions oder Rammstein? • Buerokaufmann oder Feuerwehrmann?
FITNESS Concepts and Principles 2021-08-09
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- Measures your cardiovascular endurance
- Measures your body composition
- Reduces the risk of injury
- If you can easily track your fitness goal then it is this.
- Physical Fitness can lower these levels.
- Measures your body strength and endurance
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- Slowly decreases heart rate
- Physical fitness can prevent
- Stands for Frequencey, Intensity,Time, Type
- Measures your flexibility
- The heart rate you want to reach when exercising
- The heart rate when you are standing/sitting
- Exceeding MHR can lead to cardiac arrest or this
- Measures upper body strength and endurance
14 Clues: Measures your flexibility • Reduces the risk of injury • Slowly decreases heart rate • Physical fitness can prevent • Measures your body composition • Measures your cardiovascular endurance • Physical Fitness can lower these levels. • Measures your body strength and endurance • Measures upper body strength and endurance • Stands for Frequencey, Intensity,Time, Type • ...
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 2023-02-21
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- Refers to the capacity to move one’s body or an object without tiring
- Focuses mainly on the optimum health of the individual
- mass Index- is to measure body fat
- How often you exercise?
- Refers to the ability to move a joint smoothly
- principles helps you create a workout plan that will be more effective
- Refers to the single maximum amount of force a muscle can exert against some resistance
- refers to the fitness or health od our muscles
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- How hard you exercise?
- The ability of the circulatory and respiratory systems to send oxygen to muscles
- fitness assesstment-give individual feedback regarding one’s overall fitness status
- Is define as a state of a good health or physical condition
- How long you exercise?
13 Clues: How hard you exercise? • How long you exercise? • How often you exercise? • mass Index- is to measure body fat • Refers to the ability to move a joint smoothly • refers to the fitness or health od our muscles • Focuses mainly on the optimum health of the individual • Is define as a state of a good health or physical condition • ...
Fitness 2023-05-05
11 Clues: You eat it • Very healthy • Comes in meats • Contains Carbs • Good source of protein • has to do with exercise • A very filling nutrient • Needed to continue your day • The opposite of being healthy • Has to do with your wellbeing • Someone that buys and stores food
Fitness 2013-05-12
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- Ability to workout or run for long periods of time
- Rate at which someone speeds up while sprinting
- Someone you do before and after a workout
- Something to stay away from in foods
- A plan to eat healthy
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- Ability to lift weights
- What you use to lift
- Working out burns these
- Ability to change direction
- How fast someone can sprint
- A place you go to workout
11 Clues: What you use to lift • A plan to eat healthy • Ability to lift weights • Working out burns these • A place you go to workout • Ability to change direction • How fast someone can sprint • Something to stay away from in foods • Someone you do before and after a workout • Rate at which someone speeds up while sprinting • Ability to workout or run for long periods of time
FITNESS 2017-04-04
Fitness 2020-09-21
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- I am an activity that is done in burst and is high intensity.
- The amount a muscle can perform repeatedly over a period of time is called ?
- I send blood towards the heart....
- I am the chamber that receives the blood from the lungs
- The amount of force a muscle can produce is called ___________
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- I am one of the two chambers of the heart but I am on the bottom
- Having more ____________ can reduce the risks of injury
- I am the test that is used in school to determine a students cardiovascular endurance level.
- _________ System is to maintain blood flow to all parts of the body.
- I am an activity that requires oxygen.
- I send blood away from the heart...
11 Clues: I send blood towards the heart.... • I send blood away from the heart... • I am an activity that requires oxygen. • I am the chamber that receives the blood from the lungs • Having more ____________ can reduce the risks of injury • I am an activity that is done in burst and is high intensity. • The amount of force a muscle can produce is called ___________ • ...
Fitness 2022-05-31
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- The extent to which you are able to use your body's joints.
- The amount of force that muscles can produce.
- Ability to use your muscles many times without tiring.
- Amount of time it takes for you to move once you recognize the need to act.
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- Type of fitness defined as having and maintaining a state of well-being and cultivating awareness of how we think.
- The ability to critically think and create solutions to problems.
- This type of fitness can reduce your risk of diabetes.
- The ability to use strength with explosiveness.
- The components that make up a persons nervous system and allow it to function.
- The ability to perform a movement in a short amount of time.
- Being able to control behaviors despite emotions.
- The feelings that drive what a person does
12 Clues: The feelings that drive what a person does • The amount of force that muscles can produce. • The ability to use strength with explosiveness. • Being able to control behaviors despite emotions. • This type of fitness can reduce your risk of diabetes. • Ability to use your muscles many times without tiring. • The extent to which you are able to use your body's joints. • ...
Fitness 2022-01-05
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- BMI adalah singkatan untuk body ______ index
- sukan yang cergas dan diwarisi oleh Dato Lee Chong Wei
- sistem salur darah dan sistem pernafasan yang membekalkan oksigen kepada otot secara berterusan
- untuk memastikan organ _______ kita sihat,kita haruslah membuat senaman fizikal
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- Aktiviti menari dengan sihat
- Senaman dan aktiviti fizikal yang dilakukan dengan mudah dengan iringan muzik
- individu yang cergas mempunyai banyak _______ untuk melakukan aktiviti harian
- Senaman yang dapat memberikan ketenangan
- senaman warm up dapat membantu dalm meransang penambahan _________ dalam badan
- kadar nadi yang _______ adalah antara 60-100 denyutan seminit
- mengawal suhu badan ketika melakukan senaman dan aktiviti harian
11 Clues: Aktiviti menari dengan sihat • Senaman yang dapat memberikan ketenangan • BMI adalah singkatan untuk body ______ index • sukan yang cergas dan diwarisi oleh Dato Lee Chong Wei • kadar nadi yang _______ adalah antara 60-100 denyutan seminit • mengawal suhu badan ketika melakukan senaman dan aktiviti harian • ...
Fitness 2023-01-30
11 Clues: limberness • the "t" in H.I.I.T • the "H" in H.I.I.T • how hard you train • how often you workout • working out your heart • the second "I" in H.I.I.T • the tissues that move your bones • how your body is made (no spaces) • pushing yourself up off the ground • lifting yourself to up with your upper body to a bar
Fitness Center 2022-06-16
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- weighted free weight for swings & more
- works latissimus dorsi from seated position
- usually 45 pounds & long
- barbell attached to machinery for safety
- works quads hamstrings glutes
- round & go on the barbell
- crossovers exercise
- used to help grip the bar for dead lifts
- needed to hold plates on barbells for safety
- pulling motion to work the back muscles
- used in power lifting to prevent hernias
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- works upper traps & deltoids overhead
- exercises can be done with these free weights
- works front of quads
- also seated knee flexion for hamstrings
- padded base w/small barbell for biceps
- works pectoralis major
- stretchy piece of equipment
- gastrocnemius & soleus
19 Clues: crossovers exercise • works front of quads • works pectoralis major • gastrocnemius & soleus • usually 45 pounds & long • round & go on the barbell • stretchy piece of equipment • works quads hamstrings glutes • works upper traps & deltoids overhead • weighted free weight for swings & more • padded base w/small barbell for biceps • also seated knee flexion for hamstrings • ...
FITNESS WORDS 2013-04-28
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- rate: The rate at which the heart beats
- The ability to move and change direction and position of the body quickly and effectively while under control
- dryness resulting from the removal of water
- such a selection or a limitation on the amount a person eats for reducing weight
- The power to withstand hardship or stress
- the ability to control the body’s position, either while moving or stationary
- easily bent or shape
- unit measuring the amount of energy obtained from food.
- a tissue composed of cells of fibres, the contraction of which movement in the body
- stored energy. It cushions organs and body parts and insulates the body.
- the strength and vitality required for sustained physical or mental activity
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- the state or quality of being stable
- Most of it in our bodies is produced in the liver, though some of it comes from the foods we eat. The body needs this as it is important to the body’s cell membranes and to the production of certain hormones.
- Provide us with fibre, vitamins and minerals. Our bodies break down it in order to make glucose.
- Be made or be capable of being made longer or wider without tearing or breaking
- the ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort
- refers to how many times a week you so cardio and strength training workouts.
- Amount at which you perform at
- Acid: known to cause muscle burn during exercise and is a waste product of anaerobic energy production
19 Clues: easily bent or shape • Amount at which you perform at • the state or quality of being stable • rate: The rate at which the heart beats • The power to withstand hardship or stress • dryness resulting from the removal of water • unit measuring the amount of energy obtained from food. • the ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort • ...
fitness vocab 2022-02-04
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- quality of bending easily without breaking.
- mile run
- This type of exercise raises your heart rate way up for short bursts of time
- the second part of an exercise session (workout)
- is a measure of the quickness with which an organism responds to some sort of stimulus
- frequency,intercity,type,time
- realistic goals
- activity that is rhythmic and repetitive
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- push-ups
- without oxygen
- the amount of fat muscle and water in the body
- how much force you have
- bench press
- an even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to remain upright and steady.
- the first part of an exercise session (workout)
- bility to move quickly and easily.
- organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively.
- the third and final part of an exercise session (workout)
- how fast you are going
19 Clues: push-ups • mile run • bench press • without oxygen • realistic goals • how fast you are going • how much force you have • frequency,intercity,type,time • bility to move quickly and easily. • activity that is rhythmic and repetitive • quality of bending easily without breaking. • the amount of fat muscle and water in the body • the first part of an exercise session (workout) • ...
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 • ...
fitness crossword 2022-02-26
biology fitness 2024-01-25
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- A trait that helps an organism survive and reproduce
- A process in which individuals that have certain inherited traits tend to survive and reproduce at higher rates than other individuals because of those traits.
- A change in the allele frequency of a population as a result of chance events rather than natural selection.
- Breeding organisms with specific traits in order to produce offspring with identical traits.
- Combined genetic information of all the members of a particular population
- A group of individuals that belong to the same species and live in the same area
- form of reproductive isolation in which two populations are separated physically by geographic barriers such as rivers, mountains, or stretches of water
- Form of reproductive isolation in which two populations have differences in courtship rituals or other types of behavior that prevent them from interbreeding
- Ability of an organism to survive and reproduce in its environment
- movement of alleles from one population to another
- of an animal to look like another more harmful animal
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- Natural selection that favors intermediate variants by acting against extreme phenotypes
- form of reproductive isolation in which two populations reproduce at different times
- Any difference between individuals of the same species.
- Number of times that an allele occurs in a gene pool compared with the number of alleles in that pool for the same gene
- form of natural selection in which a single curve splits into two; occurs when individuals at the upper and lower ends of a distribution curve have higher fitness than individuals near the middle
- Form of natural selection in which the entire curve moves; occurs when individuals at one end of a distribution curve have higher fitness than individuals in the middle or at the other end of the curve
- A change in allele frequency following a dramatic reduction in the size of a population
- the act of concealing the identity of something by modifying its appearance
19 Clues: movement of alleles from one population to another • A trait that helps an organism survive and reproduce • of an animal to look like another more harmful animal • Any difference between individuals of the same species. • Ability of an organism to survive and reproduce in its environment • Combined genetic information of all the members of a particular population • ...
Fitness components 2020-11-02
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- to make sure you are exercising all muscle groups, and one isn’t becoming to strong over the others.
- what is a way to improve you flexibility.
- what is a way you can improve your muscular strength.
- something you need good muscular endurance for.
- Muscular endurance is targeting what.
- cardiovascular endurance working on building stamina with.
- where is muscular endurance mostly found.
- what age is flexibility most important.
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- your body’s ability efficiently and effectively intake oxygen and deliver it around your body.
- the range of motion you have around a given joint.
- you should be working on you muscular endurance.
- what sports need to have cardiovascular endurance.
- flexibility can help with.
- what is a my to develop muscle mass.
- the amount of force a particular muscle group can produce in one, all-out effort.
- what is cardiovascular endurance also known as.
- a particular muscle group's ability to continuously contract against a given resistance.
- what is a good way to build you cardiovascular endurance.
- flexibility cannot be forced it has to be.
19 Clues: flexibility can help with. • what is a my to develop muscle mass. • Muscular endurance is targeting what. • what age is flexibility most important. • what is a way to improve you flexibility. • where is muscular endurance mostly found. • flexibility cannot be forced it has to be. • what is cardiovascular endurance also known as. • ...
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 crossword 2022-02-04
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- the ability to perform a movement to cover a distance in a short period of time
- range of motion
- your abs will hurt
- don't have your feet flat
- swimming
- put the bar above you
- extend your body
- you will have to use your arms and legs
- go to the side of you
- extend your leg
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- makes you tiner
- your body needs it
- the basic patterns of movement which have to be developed in every activity
- don't hurt your legs too much
- placement of body parts during exercise
- it is good for you
- get yourself higher than the bar
- get your legs high
- don't bend your hips
19 Clues: swimming • makes you tiner • range of motion • extend your leg • extend your body • your body needs it • your abs will hurt • it is good for you • get your legs high • don't bend your hips • put the bar above you • go to the side of you • don't have your feet flat • don't hurt your legs too much • get yourself higher than the bar • placement of body parts during exercise • ...
Health & Fitness 2024-09-02
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- The technical term for your finger and toe bones
- By-product of the anaerobic glycolysis energy system sometimes called this name.
- Muscle that contracts to lower the angle between bones on two sides of a joint
- When you move a body part limb towards the midline of your body
- The energy system that is dominant for long sustained lower intensity efforts
- The largest muscle in you back
- The synovial joint that also shares its name with a part of a door
- Most freely moveable synovial joint
- Connects bone to muscle
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- Muscle that often works in pair with your triceps.
- Any use of bodyweight or machine to improve muscular strength, power or endurance
- A training method that consists of multiple stations and can target different muscle groups.
- The longest and strongest bone in the human body
- When you jump off the ground
- Energy system for 1 short extremely intense effort
- A training method that was first named in Sweden in the 1930's
- A training method which may require you to run for an extended period of time sub-maximally.
- An anatomical movement that only your hip and shoulder joints are capable of.
- Group of muscles above your knee consisting of four muscles
19 Clues: Connects bone to muscle • When you jump off the ground • The largest muscle in you back • Most freely moveable synovial joint • The technical term for your finger and toe bones • The longest and strongest bone in the human body • Muscle that often works in pair with your triceps. • Energy system for 1 short extremely intense effort • ...
fitness 2022-02-03
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- F.I.I.T. principle
- gradually make it harder
- how often you do something
- how long
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- doing a specific exercise to improve specific components
- how hard you do something
- high-intensity workout
- working more hard than normal for you
- 5-10 minutes to raise the heart rate
- which exercise
- 5-10 min gradually decreasing movement to lower pulse
11 Clues: how long • which exercise • F.I.I.T. principle • high-intensity workout • gradually make it harder • how hard you do something • how often you do something • 5-10 minutes to raise the heart rate • working more hard than normal for you • 5-10 min gradually decreasing movement to lower pulse • doing a specific exercise to improve specific components
PE Terminology 2016-02-22
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- continuous exercise using large muscle groups that keep the heart rate in the target zone
- inactive
- factor most responsible for fitness
- quality of one's life
- having excess fat
- components of fitness related to performing motor tasks
- state of physical well being
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- medium intensity exercise
- short, intense activities
- relating to the heart and blood vessels
- body processes that allow the cells to function
- state of complete mental, social, and physical well being
- attitude mindset for fitness
13 Clues: inactive • having excess fat • quality of one's life • medium intensity exercise • short, intense activities • attitude mindset for fitness • state of physical well being • factor most responsible for fitness • relating to the heart and blood vessels • body processes that allow the cells to function • components of fitness related to performing motor tasks • ...
Fitness components 2017-09-27
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- small tubes or vessels for blood leaving the heart
- exercise training is specific to the muscles used
- the network of blood vessels and the heart that pumps blood throughout the body
- smallest of the blood vessels
- Energy producing system within the muscle that requires oxygen
- the ability of a muscle to push or pull with total force
- Goal A result that can be achieved in 6 months or less
- Goal a result that can be achieved in 6 months or more
- number of exercise sessions per week
- Principle the variables of frequency, intensity, time, and type
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- the muscles ability to move a joint through its full range of motion
- Gradual increase in one or more of the FITT varibles
- Endurance ability of the heart, blood, blood vesicles and lungs to supply enough oxygen to the body
- the ability of muscles to work over a long period of time without becoming tired
- the passage way, muscles, and lungs that allow oxygen to be breathed in and carbon out
- the combination of fat mass to fat free mass
- an increase in one or more of the FITT variables to provide an additional workload
- minutes of repetitions
- training load expressed as weight, speed, or heart rate
19 Clues: minutes of repetitions • smallest of the blood vessels • number of exercise sessions per week • the combination of fat mass to fat free mass • exercise training is specific to the muscles used • small tubes or vessels for blood leaving the heart • Gradual increase in one or more of the FITT varibles • Goal A result that can be achieved in 6 months or less • ...
Personal Fitness 2024-03-01
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- The leveling off of physical fitness improvement
- # of times your heart beats per minute
- After exercise when you try to prevent blood pooling by moving continuously
- Should occur in stages
- Occurring over an extended time
- How often you work
- How hard you work
- The ________ principle says improvement will occur in the muscles you overload
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- Low intensity activities to prepare for moderate to vigorous activity
- How long you work
- Attempts to raise the body temperature
- Exercising too much
- The low of health and fitness benefits
- Stretches done slowly, smoothly, and sustained
- Blood collects in the large veins of the legs and lower body
- Engaging in regular exercise
- Varying activities to prevent detraining
- Occurring over a short time
- Is determined by genetic makeup
19 Clues: How long you work • How hard you work • How often you work • Exercising too much • Should occur in stages • Occurring over a short time • Engaging in regular exercise • Is determined by genetic makeup • Occurring over an extended time • Attempts to raise the body temperature • # of times your heart beats per minute • The low of health and fitness benefits • ...
Physical Fitness 2024-07-23
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- a simple sugar that comes from carbohydrates that is used as fuel by the cells in your body (p. 24)
- an invisible gas needed by your body to release the energy stored in food (p. 10)
- the ability to remain active over a long period of time (staying power) (p. 5)
- help turn other nutrients into energy, help build bones, body tissues, blood cells, and protect you from diseases; examples are A,B, C, D, E, and K (p. 25)
- gives energy, help build bones, hair, muscles, skin, and replace worn-out cells; also turned into chemicals that help control many different reactions inside your body (p. 24-25)
- large blood vessels that has muscles in the walls that contract to help send the blood along (p. 17-8)
- should be done before and after you exercise; helps to warm up and loosen muscles so that they can contract better and keeps them from getting stiff after exercise (p. 21-22)
- found in butter, cheese, margarine, oil, and meat that are broken down for energy and used to protect your body organs, keep you warm and build nerves that carry messages (p. 25)
- special chemicals that work in your brain to make you feel happy; made when you're exercising (p. 22)
- each contraction of your heart; the right side sends blood to the lungs to get a new supply of oxygen, whereas the left side pumps oxygen rich blood from lungs to the rest of the body (p. 12)
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- the throbbing sensation you feel as the muscles contract in the artery walls to send blood along (p. 18)
- a network of tubes that carries blood throughout the body to nourish cells (p. 11)
- an eating disorder where a person will starve themselves to become thin (p. 30)
- describes all the chemical reactions that take place inside your body that determines how well you burn calories (p. 32)
- "needing oxygen;" any activity that uses oxygen to power the muscles and works the lungs and heart (p. 16)
- state of health that involves the combination of flexibility, strength, endurance and balance (p. 6)
- a diet that includes a variety of healthy foods to help you grow strong and stay healthy (p. 23)
- a measurement of the amount of energy that food gives you; this energy comes from carbohydrates, proteins, and fats (p. 31)
- what your muscles need to do the work of moving your body; it comes from the foods you eat (p. 9)
19 Clues: the ability to remain active over a long period of time (staying power) (p. 5) • an eating disorder where a person will starve themselves to become thin (p. 30) • an invisible gas needed by your body to release the energy stored in food (p. 10) • a network of tubes that carries blood throughout the body to nourish cells (p. 11) • ...
Physical Activity Vocabulary 2023-10-02
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- activity any action in which the body uses energy
- physical activity that is structured, planned, and has the purpose of increasing physical fitness
- fitness type of physical fitness that improves a person’s performance in a particular sport or leisure activity
- powering the body without the use of oxygen
- using oxygen to break down energy for use in the muscles
- Activity Guidelines for Americans resource health professionals use to provide guidance on how people can improve their health through physical activities
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- brain chemicals released during physical activity that improve mood
- fitness type of physical fitness a person needs to perform daily activities with ease and energy
- ability to rapidly change the body’s momentum and direction
- ability to continue performing a physical activity over time
- behaviors activities that consist of sitting or lying down and using very little energy
- opposition
12 Clues: opposition • powering the body without the use of oxygen • activity any action in which the body uses energy • using oxygen to break down energy for use in the muscles • ability to rapidly change the body’s momentum and direction • ability to continue performing a physical activity over time • brain chemicals released during physical activity that improve mood • ...
KINS 101 Chapters 01-02 Crossword 2013-08-30
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- Transtheoretical model stage achieved when individual has kept up the changed behavior for at least six months
- Diseases related to an individual having low activity levels
- The F in FITT, how often you exercise
- The R in SMART goal, the goal should be reasonably achievable in the time allotted
- Broad concept encompassing multiple dimensions spanning body and mind
- The ability to do normal daily activities without undue fatigue
- Before an individual exercises, they should do this, including some light activity and stretching
- Federal Initiative which makes health-related goals each decade
- The body functioning properly, the absence of disease
- You must work harder than you're accustomed to in order to improve
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- An individual suffering from depression has poor __________ Wellness
- Health related fitness component involved with delivering oxygen to muscles
- An individual with good __________ Wellness has good physical fitness and health
- An individual with good ___________ Wellness Is capable of making good friends and positive interactions with others
- Transtheoretical model stage where the person acknowledges a need to change
- Health related fitness component involved with moving your joints through a full range of motion
- Replacing a bad behavior with a positive one
- You must create an activity plan which correctly targets the goals you've set
- The M in SMART goal, the goal should be quantifiable
- Planned physical effort with the purpose of improving physical fitness/health
20 Clues: The F in FITT, how often you exercise • Replacing a bad behavior with a positive one • The M in SMART goal, the goal should be quantifiable • The body functioning properly, the absence of disease • Diseases related to an individual having low activity levels • The ability to do normal daily activities without undue fatigue • ...
Choice board 2024-02-01
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- group of individuals of the same species that live in the same area at the same time and can interbreed.
- a necessary or desired commodity in an ecosystem- individuals of a population will compete for these.
- type of natural selection in which individuals with the average phenotype have an advantage and the extremes are selected against.
- the idea that those individuals best suited to their environment will achieve higher fitness.
- migration of individuals out of population.
- hardy-weinberg equations that states that all the dominant alleles(p)+ all the recessive alleles(q) represent all the alleles present in a population.
- random changes in allele frequencies attributed to luck, not fitness.
- isolation of a population due to differences in the time of mating.
- when a small part of a population is separated from the rest and colonizes a new area they often respond differently to natural selection pressure.
- when organisms will impersonate other organisms to increase fitness.
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- isolation of a population due to differences in communication, mating rituals, or other behaviors.
- selection within a population due to human interference and selection of desire traits.
- migration of new individuals into a population.
- isolation of a population due to physical barriers such as a fence, mountain range, or body of water.
- describes the movement of genes/alleles/individuals between 2 neighboring population- makes population more alike.
- collection of all the alleles present in a population.
- measurement of the ability of an individual to survive and reproduce successful offspring.
- percent of individuals of a population that have a particular trait- expressed as a number between 0 and 1.
- ant characteristic that increases the fitness of and individual.
- migration of new individuals into a population.
20 Clues: migration of individuals out of population. • migration of new individuals into a population. • migration of new individuals into a population. • collection of all the alleles present in a population. • ant characteristic that increases the fitness of and individual. • isolation of a population due to differences in the time of mating. • ...
Fitness 2016-01-21
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- a vigorous, fast-paced form of yoga that helps to build flexibility, strength, concentration, and stamina. When doing Ashtanga yoga, a person moves quickly through a set of predetermined poses while remaining focused on deep breathing. (See TeensHealth article, "Yoga")
- any type of exercise that gets the heart pumping and quickens your breathing. (See TeensHealth article, "Why Exercise is Wise")
- also known as "hot yoga." It is practiced in rooms that may be heated to more than 100°F (37.8°C) and focuses on stamina and purification. (See TeensHealth article, "Yoga")
- slow down your body after a workout or exercise for 5-10 minutes with easy activities to help your body recover from a workout. (See TeensHealth article, "Stretching")
- Exercising too much in an effort to burn calories and lose weight. (See TeensHealth article, "Why Exercise is Wise")
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- a weakening of the bones (See TeensHealth article, "Why Exercise is Wise")
- Exercising to maintain a healthy weight decreases a person's risk of developing certain diseases, including ______________________. (See TeensHealth article, "Why Exercise is Wise")
- ____________________for about 5-10 minutes to prepare the body for exercising, both physically and mentally. It also helps prevent injuries. (See TeensHealth article, "Stretching")
- Exercising causes the body to produce ___________, chemicals that can help a person to feel more peaceful and happy. (See TeensHealth article, "Why Exercise is Wise")
- reduces muscle injuries and improves athletic performance. It also provides increased flexibility, joint range of motion, and blood flow to muscles. (See TeensHealth article, "Stretching")
- also known as power yoga. A very active form of yoga that improve strength, flexibility, and stamina. This type of yoga is popular in the United States. (See TeensHealth article, "Yoga")
11 Clues: a weakening of the bones (See TeensHealth article, "Why Exercise is Wise") • Exercising too much in an effort to burn calories and lose weight. (See TeensHealth article, "Why Exercise is Wise") • any type of exercise that gets the heart pumping and quickens your breathing. (See TeensHealth article, "Why Exercise is Wise") • ...
FITNESS 2021-11-16
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- senaman dan aktiviti fizikal yang dilakukan dengan mudah dengan iringan muzik
- singkatan untuk BMI
- menari dengan sihat
- sistem salur darah dan sistem pernafasan membekalkan oksigen kepada otot secara berterusan
- warm up membantu dalam meransang penambahan ______ dalam badan
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- individu yang cergas mempunyai banyak ______ untuk melakukan aktiviti harian
- mengawal suhu badan ketika melakukan senaman dan aktiviti
- senaman yang dapat memberikan ketenangan
- sukan yang cergas dan diwarisi oleh Dato Lee Chong Wei
- dalam memastikan organ ________ kita sihat, kita haruslah membuat senaman fizikal
- kadar nadi ______ adalah antara 60 - 100 denyutan seminit
11 Clues: singkatan untuk BMI • menari dengan sihat • senaman yang dapat memberikan ketenangan • sukan yang cergas dan diwarisi oleh Dato Lee Chong Wei • mengawal suhu badan ketika melakukan senaman dan aktiviti • kadar nadi ______ adalah antara 60 - 100 denyutan seminit • warm up membantu dalam meransang penambahan ______ dalam badan • ...
Fitness 2022-02-03
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- the ability of a muscle to repeatedly exert force against resistance
- amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximal effort
- without oxygen
- performing certain exercises in order for a person to improve a component of fitness
- with oxygen
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- you want your heart rate here during cardiovascular endurance
- bending without breaking
- making exercises more challenging
- gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout
- how often, how hard, how long, which exercise
- raises heart rate way up for short bursts
11 Clues: with oxygen • without oxygen • bending without breaking • making exercises more challenging • raises heart rate way up for short bursts • how often, how hard, how long, which exercise • gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout • you want your heart rate here during cardiovascular endurance • amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximal effort • ...
Fitness 2023-11-22
11 Clues: Stretch • WholeYear • Excessive • Repetition • ProgessLoss • Heart/Lungs • CertainTasks • MaximumEffort • Height/Weight • ChallengeIncrease • IncreaseMuscleSize
Fitness 2022-02-03
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- you want your heart rate here during cardiovascular endurance
- gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout
- the ability of a muscle to repeatedly exert force against resistance
- amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximal effort
- how often, how hard, how long, which exercise
- bending without breaking
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- without oxygen
- making exercises more challenging
- with oxygen
- performing certain exercises in order for a person to improve a component of fitness
- raises heart rate way up for short bursts
11 Clues: with oxygen • without oxygen • bending without breaking • making exercises more challenging • raises heart rate way up for short bursts • how often, how hard, how long, which exercise • gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout • you want your heart rate here during cardiovascular endurance • amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximal effort • ...
fitness 2022-02-03
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- F.I.I.T. principle
- how hard you do something
- gradually make it harder
- high-intensity workout
- 5-10 minutes to raise the heart rate
- which exercise
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- 5-10 min gradually decreasing movement to lower pulse
- doing a specific exercise to improve specific components
- how long
- working more hard than normal for you
- how often you do something
11 Clues: how long • which exercise • F.I.I.T. principle • high-intensity workout • gradually make it harder • how hard you do something • how often you do something • 5-10 minutes to raise the heart rate • working more hard than normal for you • 5-10 min gradually decreasing movement to lower pulse • doing a specific exercise to improve specific components
fitness 2023-01-17
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- you should get sixty minutes of exercise _____.
- you want your resting heart rate to be ______ than your exercise heart rate.
- there are ______ different kinds of exercise.
- make sure you are drinking _____ through your workout.
- this type of exercise makes you run better and keeps your heart rate up.
- you should always _________ before your workout to prepare your muscles.
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- this type of exercise makes your muscles stronger.
- you should get this many minutes of physical activity a day.
- this type of exercise will help your balance improve.
- lifting ___________ is a great way to work on your strength.
- one way to help your endurance fitness is __________.
11 Clues: there are ______ different kinds of exercise. • you should get sixty minutes of exercise _____. • this type of exercise makes your muscles stronger. • this type of exercise will help your balance improve. • one way to help your endurance fitness is __________. • make sure you are drinking _____ through your workout. • ...
Fitness Puzzle 2022-02-04
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- A gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout is called
- The ability to keep an upright posture
- Frequency, intensity, time, type.
- The ability to change the position of your body and to control the movement of your whole body
- Gentle exercises that let your body adjust to ending a workout
- seeing progress if you gradually make your exercises more challenging
- the ability to bend and move the joints
- these are activities are rhythmic, repetitive movements that are done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heart rate in the Target Zone
- the particular kind of exercise you will perform
- how often you will do a particular exercise
- how long you will perform each of thee exercises
- This type of exercise raises your heart rate way up for short bursts of time
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- The ability to cover a distance in a short amount of time
- reduces the chance of injury when with muscle strength
- The integration of eye, hand and foot movements
- The ability to perform vigorous activity without getting overly tired.
- How much energy you use when you work out.
- Performing certain exercises to improve a certain component of fitness is called
- In this type of activity, you have to take breaks because your oxygen intake can’t keep up with demand
- Gentle exercise you do to prepare your muscles for moderate to vigorous activity.
20 Clues: Frequency, intensity, time, type. • The ability to keep an upright posture • the ability to bend and move the joints • How much energy you use when you work out. • how often you will do a particular exercise • The integration of eye, hand and foot movements • the particular kind of exercise you will perform • how long you will perform each of thee exercises • ...
Fitness Crossword 2022-02-11
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- what gives you your strength
- being able to control your body
- being able to exert a force
- Working on something specific
- target heart rate
- consuming more calories than you burn
- how you finish your workout
- the bulk of your workout
- high intensity interval training
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- range of motion
- what your body is made of is your body ______
- how strong you are
- see gains and improvement
- being able to stay upright and not fall over
- how fast you can move is your ______
- increasing frequency and progression
- how fast you react to something
- to be able to move and change direction quickly
- what you do in the beginning of the workout
19 Clues: range of motion • target heart rate • how strong you are • the bulk of your workout • see gains and improvement • being able to exert a force • how you finish your workout • what gives you your strength • Working on something specific • being able to control your body • how fast you react to something • high intensity interval training • how fast you can move is your ______ • ...
Physical Fitness 2023-08-18
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- T - ______________ refers to the length of each workout.
- Osteoporosis is a condition in which the bones become ________ and _____________ due to heredity, diet, and/or the lack of exercise.
- F - ______________ is the number of days per week a person exercises.
- ___________ is a type of diabetes that is common in people who are overweight or obese and gain weight around the abdomen.
- ________ is bad cholesterol taken into the body through diet.
- Labor-saving devices are modern conveniences that make living easier but contribute to _________________ living.
- Exercise increases the ________________ of the heart and lungs allowing more blood and oxygen to circulate around the body (also known as heart and lung endurance, cardiovascular endurance, aerobic endurance, cardio-respiratory endurance).
- is the ability of the body to carry out daily physical activities without getting out of breath, sore, or overly tired.
- High blood pressure is also known as ______________________.
- A heart attack is the death of the cardiac muscle due to the lack of _____________ to the heart.
- A ____________ is a brain attack and is caused by blocked or broken blood vessels in the brain.
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- T - ______________ refers to the kind of exercise.
- ________________ rate is the rate at which your body converts food energy into the energy that keeps you alive. In other words, it measures the speed of your metabolism.
- Muscles need ______-______ calories per pound to live while fat only needs ______ calories per pound to live.
- Atherosclerosis is the hardening of ____________ in artery walls.
- ________ is good cholesterol produced by healthy food sources and taken into the body.
- I - ______________ is how hard a person exercises.
- disease develops gradually and continues over a period of time
- is any physical activity that improves or maintains physical fitness.
19 Clues: T - ______________ refers to the kind of exercise. • I - ______________ is how hard a person exercises. • T - ______________ refers to the length of each workout. • High blood pressure is also known as ______________________. • ________ is bad cholesterol taken into the body through diet. • disease develops gradually and continues over a period of time • ...
Personal Fitness 2024-03-01
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- The leveling off of physical fitness improvement
- # of times your heart beats per minute
- After exercise when you try to prevent blood pooling by moving continuously
- Should occur in stages
- Occurring over an extended time
- How often you work
- How hard you work
- The ________ principle says improvement will occur in the muscles you overload
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- Low intensity activities to prepare for moderate to vigorous activity
- How long you work
- Attempts to raise the body temperature
- Exercising too much
- The low of health and fitness benefits
- Stretches done slowly, smoothly, and sustained
- Blood collects in the large veins of the legs and lower body
- Engaging in regular exercise
- Varying activities to prevent detraining
- Occurring over a short time
- Is determined by genetic makeup
19 Clues: How long you work • How hard you work • How often you work • Exercising too much • Should occur in stages • Occurring over a short time • Engaging in regular exercise • Is determined by genetic makeup • Occurring over an extended time • Attempts to raise the body temperature • # of times your heart beats per minute • The low of health and fitness benefits • ...
unit 3.11 2016-11-11
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
1.1 Crossword Puzzle 2022-08-22
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- An accomplishment one wishes to achieve
- Heart & lungs
- Something that you can do to improve flexibilty
- The ability of your muscles to produce force
- The passing of traits from your parents
- bones and organs are ______ mass
- The best athletic trainer you know
- The study of human movement
- the condition of being " in shape" and healthy
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- The test that teens do to measure fitness
- Strength plus speed
- The ability of your joints to move freely
- The state of being free from sickness or injury
- A device used to measure fat
- The ability to do something for a long period of time
- All of the tissues and substances in an individual body
- The act of physically moving for fitness purposes
- A running test with bells within the fitnessgram
18 Clues: Heart & lungs • Strength plus speed • The study of human movement • A device used to measure fat • bones and organs are ______ mass • The best athletic trainer you know • An accomplishment one wishes to achieve • The passing of traits from your parents • The test that teens do to measure fitness • The ability of your joints to move freely • ...
Fitness Puzzle 2022-02-04
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- A gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout is called
- The ability to keep an upright posture
- Frequency, intensity, time, type.
- The ability to change the position of your body and to control the movement of your whole body
- Gentle exercises that let your body adjust to ending a workout
- seeing progress if you gradually make your exercises more challenging
- the ability to bend and move the joints
- these are activities are rhythmic, repetitive movements that are done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heart rate in the Target Zone
- the particular kind of exercise you will perform
- how often you will do a particular exercise
- how long you will perform each of thee exercises
- This type of exercise raises your heart rate way up for short bursts of time
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- The ability to cover a distance in a short amount of time
- reduces the chance of injury when with muscle strength
- The integration of eye, hand and foot movements
- The ability to perform vigorous activity without getting overly tired.
- How much energy you use when you work out.
- Performing certain exercises to improve a certain component of fitness is called
- In this type of activity, you have to take breaks because your oxygen intake can’t keep up with demand
- Gentle exercise you do to prepare your muscles for moderate to vigorous activity.
20 Clues: Frequency, intensity, time, type. • The ability to keep an upright posture • the ability to bend and move the joints • How much energy you use when you work out. • how often you will do a particular exercise • The integration of eye, hand and foot movements • the particular kind of exercise you will perform • how long you will perform each of thee exercises • ...
Fitness components 2017-09-27
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- Energy producing system within the muscle that is without oxygen.
- respiratory Endurance- Ability of the heart, blood, blood vessels and lungs to supply enough oxygen to the body during long periods of physical activity
- Strength-The ability of a muscle or muscles to push or pull with total force
- Energy producing system within the muscle that requires oxygen
- training is specific to the muscles used and the component of fitness trained
- Term Goal-A result that can be achieved in 6 months or less
- Principle-The variables of frequency intensity time and type
- Gradual increase in one or more of the FITT variables to create an overload
- System- The network of blood vessels and the heart that pumps blood throughout the body
- increase in one or more of the FITT variables to provide an additional workload
- of exercise sessions per week
- The muscles ability to move a joint through its full range of motion
- of repetitions
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- of the blood vessels and the place where tissues of the body exchange carbon dioxide in exchange for oxygen
- tubes or vessels for blood leaving the heart
- System-The passageway, muscles, and lungs that allow oxygen to be breathed in and carbon dioxide to breathed out
- load expressed as weight,speed,or heart rate.
- Term Goal- A result that can be achieved in 6 or more months
- Composition-The combination of fat mass to fat free mass
19 Clues: of repetitions • of exercise sessions per week • tubes or vessels for blood leaving the heart • load expressed as weight,speed,or heart rate. • Composition-The combination of fat mass to fat free mass • Term Goal-A result that can be achieved in 6 months or less • Term Goal- A result that can be achieved in 6 or more months • ...
The Power of Fitness 2013-04-16
12 Clues: Biceps • 8 Pack • Up,Down • Not Lazy • In Shape • Dont Quit • 26.2 Miles • 1up Walking • Lance Armstrong • Bike, Swim, Run • Physical Activity • Popular West County Fitness Center
Evolution Handbook Vocabulary 2021-04-01
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- having two of the same alleles for one same gene
- Small changes in the allele frequency of a population
- non-living things
- different versions of a gene
- - individuals in a population have different traits
- The ability to pass traits from parents to offspring
- The instructions that tell a body what proteins to make.
- having 2 sets of chromosomes
- allele change that increases fitness
- having two different alleles of the same gene
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- living things
- pressures environmental factors that cause some individuals to have greater fitness than others
- Change in the traits of a population over time.
- Large changes in allele frequency resulting in new species
- A characteristic, such as eye color, hair color, and height
- Random changes in DNA that create new alleles.
- ability to reproduce
17 Clues: living things • non-living things • ability to reproduce • different versions of a gene • having 2 sets of chromosomes • allele change that increases fitness • having two different alleles of the same gene • Random changes in DNA that create new alleles. • Change in the traits of a population over time. • having two of the same alleles for one same gene • ...
mind boggler 2017-02-08
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- conatins alleles of all genes in a population
- structure that are similar in species of common ancestry
- structure that is reduced in size that has little or no function
- study of past and present distribution of organisma
- allele frquencies remain constant unless on or more factors cause those frequencies to change
- change in aleele frequency as a result of the migration of a small group of a population
- "survival of the fittest"
- situation in allele frequency where population remains the same
- trait controlled by two or more genes
- change in frequency caused by change of occurence which makes an allele more or less common
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- charecteristics that increases an organisms ability to survive and reproduce in its environment
- structure similar in function but not structure
- higher fitness than individuals in middle or at end of curve
- number of times allele occurs in gene pool
- individuals near center have higher fitness then other at either end of curver
- dramatic reduction in size of a population by change in allele frequency
- process by when individuals select mates on basis of heritable traits
- individuals at lower or upper of curve have higher fitness then others near middle of curve
- controlled by one gene that has two alleles
- how well an organism can survive and produce in its environment \
20 Clues: "survival of the fittest" • trait controlled by two or more genes • number of times allele occurs in gene pool • controlled by one gene that has two alleles • conatins alleles of all genes in a population • structure similar in function but not structure • study of past and present distribution of organisma • structure that are similar in species of common ancestry • ...
mind boggler 2017-02-08
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- change in aleele frequency as a result of the migration of a small group of a population
- charecteristics that increases an organisms ability to survive and reproduce in its environment
- dramatic reduction in size of a population by change in allele frequency
- process by when individuals select mates on basis of heritable traits
- structure similar in function but not structure
- controlled by one gene that has two alleles
- structure that is reduced in size that has little or no function
- conatins alleles of all genes in a population
- allele frquencies remain constant unless on or more factors cause those frequencies to change
- trait controlled by two or more genes
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- number of times allele occurs in gene pool
- higher fitness than individuals in middle or at end of curve
- "survival of the fittest"
- structure that are similar in species of common ancestry
- situation in allele frequency where population remains the same
- how well an organism can survive and produce in its environment \
- change in frequency caused by change of occurence which makes an allele more or less common
- individuals near center have higher fitness then other at either end of curver
- study of past and present distribution of organisma
- individuals at lower or upper of curve have higher fitness then others near middle of curve
20 Clues: "survival of the fittest" • trait controlled by two or more genes • number of times allele occurs in gene pool • controlled by one gene that has two alleles • conatins alleles of all genes in a population • structure similar in function but not structure • study of past and present distribution of organisma • structure that are similar in species of common ancestry • ...
Evolution Unit Vocabulary 2022-03-11
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- study of past and present distribution of organisms
- form of natural selection in which individuals at one end of a distribution curve have higher fitness
- change over time
- survival of the fittest
- all of the genes
- number times that an allele occurs in a gene pool compared with the number of alleles in that pool for the same gene
- how well an organism can survive and reproduce in its environment
- a group of similar organisms that can breed and produce fertile offspring
- body parts that share a common function but not structure
- random change in allele frequency caused by a series of chance occurrences
- structure that is inherited from ancestors but has lost much or all of its original function
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- heritable characteristic that increases an organism's ability to survive and reproduce in an environment
- structures that are similar in different species of common ancestry
- trait controlled by two or more genes
- form of natural selection in which individuals near the center of a distribution curve have a higher fitness
- change in allele frequencies as a result of the migration of a small subgroup of a population
- natural selection in which individuals at the upper and lower levels of the curve have higher fitness
- preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms
- trait controlled by one gene that has two alleles
- formation of a new species
20 Clues: change over time • all of the genes • survival of the fittest • formation of a new species • trait controlled by two or more genes • preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms • trait controlled by one gene that has two alleles • study of past and present distribution of organisms • body parts that share a common function but not structure • ...
Evolution Unit Vocabulary 2022-03-11
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- preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms
- survival of the fittest
- natural selection in which individuals at the upper and lower levels of the curve have higher fitness
- form of natural selection in which individuals near the center of a distribution curve have a higher fitness
- form of natural selection in which individuals at one end of a distribution curve have higher fitness
- trait controlled by two or more genes
- trait controlled by one gene that has two alleles
- body parts that share a common function but not structure
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- a group of similar organisms that can breed and produce fertile offspring
- structures that are similar in different species of common ancestry
- number times that an allele occurs in a gene pool compared with the number of alleles in that pool for the same gene
- structure that is inherited from ancestors but has lost much or all of its original function
- how well an organism can survive and reproduce in its environment
- all of the genes
- formation of a new species
- heritable characteristic that increases an organism's ability to survive and reproduce in an environment
- change in allele frequencies as a result of the migration of a small subgroup of a population
- random change in allele frequency caused by a series of chance occurrences
- study of past and present distribution of organisms
- change over time
20 Clues: all of the genes • change over time • survival of the fittest • formation of a new species • trait controlled by two or more genes • preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms • trait controlled by one gene that has two alleles • study of past and present distribution of organisms • body parts that share a common function but not structure • ...
Sports 2023-11-14
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- Dash A versatile workout involving dynamic movements like lunges, twists, and jumps, keeping the energy high throughout.
- Adventure An aquatic exercise experience that takes participants on a water-based adventure, promoting fitness with a splash.
- Stretch A gentle and calming exercise routine focusing on stretching and flexibility under the imaginary starlit sky.
- Jive A wild and playful workout inspired by jungle animals, combining movement and imagination for an entertaining exercise.
- Challenge An adventurous and obstacle-filled workout inspired by ninja training, promoting strength, balance, and flexibility.
- Fusion An eclectic mix of exercises that blend various fitness styles, ensuring a well-rounded and enjoyable workout.
- Grind A dance-inspired workout that combines rhythmic moves with fitness, creating a fun and lively exercise experience.
- Sprint A high-energy workout that unleashes the inner superhero, featuring sprinting, jumping, and powerful movements.
- Fiesta A variety of sports activities and games combined into one exciting workout, making fitness fun for everyone.
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- Get-Up An imaginative exercise routine set in space, incorporating cosmic movements to make fitness out of this world.
- Abs An abdominal-focused workout that makes core training exciting, with each move resembling an adventurous challenge.
- Bliss A mindful exercise routine emphasizing balance and coordination, creating a serene and focused fitness experience.
- Dash A fast-paced workout inspired by dinosaurs, combining quick movements and agility training for a prehistoric adventure.
- Play A dynamic exercise session that focuses on building strength and agility through engaging and empowering movements.
- Jam A lively and energetic exercise routine that involves jumping, dancing, and having a blast while staying active.
15 Clues: Jam A lively and energetic exercise routine that involves jumping, dancing, and having a blast while staying active. • Fiesta A variety of sports activities and games combined into one exciting workout, making fitness fun for everyone. • Stretch A gentle and calming exercise routine focusing on stretching and flexibility under the imaginary starlit sky. • ...
Fitness Testing 2023-12-07
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- the sit and reach test measures this component of fitness
- the grip dynamometer is used to measure this component of fitness
- the vertical jump test measures this component of fitness
- this name of this test is also a US state
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- this fitness test measures your cardiovascular endurance
- we sprint for 30m to measure this component of fitness
- this item is dropped to measure reaction time
- the ball thrown to measure coordination belongs to which sport?
- the T-test can be used to measure this component of fitness
9 Clues: this name of this test is also a US state • this item is dropped to measure reaction time • we sprint for 30m to measure this component of fitness • this fitness test measures your cardiovascular endurance • the sit and reach test measures this component of fitness • the vertical jump test measures this component of fitness • ...
fitness puzzle - riya 2024-04-03
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- I learned how to improve my hamstring flexibility. This excercise was very painful and resulted in pulled muscles.
- We were in our fitness unit. I had to improve my aerobics. I learned how to properly launch into the air, which helped me to excercise. I don't have an opinion about this excersise.
- In our fitness unit, I learned that this excersize is anaerobic and strengthens your muscular abilities. As a bonus, you can visualize you're chucking this object at people you hate! I enjoyed this excersize.
- In our fitness unit, I had to improve my muscular strength. This excersize was anaerobic, and included the movement of both jumping and pushups. I didn't like this one.
- In our fitness unit, I learned that this excersize is anaerobic and strengthens your quads and glutes. I did not enjoy this excersize
- I learned that this excersice helped to improve my strength and anaerobic area.
- We were in our fitness unit. I had to build my cardiovascular endurance, and used this excersize to fufill my aerobic portion of this workout. I was forced to do this and did not enjoy it.
- I learned that this excercise helped me to improve my cardio and
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- This excercise improved my core strength, and targeted the anaerobic area of this workout. I learned that this excersize can be done several different ways, and I don't like it.
- I learned that this excersice improved my core and was really easy for me. I enjoyed this one.
- I improved my core strength from this excersize, which I learned are basically an easier version of situps. I did not enjoy this excercise.
- curls In our fitness unit, I learned this excersize uses anaerobic skills and helps to build muscular strength, and you use weights to do this. I did not enjoy this one.
- I learned that this improves my core strength and is not that hard. I also learned that this is an aerobic excersize.
- During our fitness unit, I learned to build my muscular strength, and completed this excersize to improve it. I really did not enjoy this excersize.
- In our fitness unit, I had to improve my core strength, and this excersize targeted the anaerobic part of this workout. I found this excersice more enjoyable than the rest.
15 Clues: I learned that this excercise helped me to improve my cardio and • I learned that this excersice helped to improve my strength and anaerobic area. • I learned that this excersice improved my core and was really easy for me. I enjoyed this one. • ...
Health-Related Components of Fitness 2022-02-17
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- the fitness component is tested by a wall sit
- the component of fitness that deals with height and weight
- one way to measure muscular strength
- one activity used to improve muscular endurance
- your joints movement through a full range of motion
- this helps with flexibility of your back
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- the fitness component that works on building muscles
- the component of fitness that strengthens the heart and lungs
- one activity used to improve cardiovascular endurance
- one tool used to measure body mass
- the acronym used when measuring body composition
11 Clues: one tool used to measure body mass • one way to measure muscular strength • this helps with flexibility of your back • the fitness component is tested by a wall sit • one activity used to improve muscular endurance • the acronym used when measuring body composition • your joints movement through a full range of motion • ...
FFL Lesson 1.2 Vocabulary Word Puzzle 2022-08-22
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- A national fitness test that includes tests for all parts of health-related physical fitness.
- The combination of all tissues that make up the body such as bones, muscles, organs, and body fat.
- The fitness zone in which a person should be rated between.
- The ability to use muscles for a long period of time without getting tired.
- The ability of muscles to lift a heavy weight or exert a lot of force.
- Includes six parts of physical fitness which do not relate directly to your health, but they do help you to perform well in sports and physical activity.
- The ability of the heart, lungs, blood vessels, and blood to work efficiently and to supply the body with oxygen.
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- The ability to move all body parts and joints freely.
- Includes cardiovascular fitness, strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition.
- When a person is inactive or doesn’t exercise regularly.
- Measures body fat under your skin to determine your body fat level.
- Available power the body has to complete daily tasks.
- The ability of the body systems to work together efficiently.
- Causes the bones to move , creating movement of body parts and total body movement.
14 Clues: The ability to move all body parts and joints freely. • Available power the body has to complete daily tasks. • When a person is inactive or doesn’t exercise regularly. • The fitness zone in which a person should be rated between. • The ability of the body systems to work together efficiently. • Measures body fat under your skin to determine your body fat level. • ...
FFL Lesson 1.2 Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2023-08-14
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- The ability to use muscles for a long period of time without getting tired.
- The ability to move all body parts and joints freely.
- When a person is inactive or doesn’t exercise regularly.
- The ability of the body systems to work together efficiently.
- Includes six parts of physical fitness which do not relate directly to your health, but they do help you to perform well in sports and physical activity.
- The ability of muscles to lift a heavy weight or exert a lot of force.
- Causes the bones to move , creating movement of body parts and total body movement.
- A national fitness test that includes tests for all parts of health-related physical fitness.
- Measures body fat under your skin to determine your body fat level.
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- The ability of the heart, lungs, blood vessels, and blood to work efficiently and to supply the body with oxygen.
- Available power the body has to complete daily tasks.
- The combination of all tissues that make up the body such as bones, muscles, organs, and body fat.
- Includes cardiovascular fitness, strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition.
- The fitness zone in which a person should be rated between.
14 Clues: The ability to move all body parts and joints freely. • Available power the body has to complete daily tasks. • When a person is inactive or doesn’t exercise regularly. • The fitness zone in which a person should be rated between. • The ability of the body systems to work together efficiently. • Measures body fat under your skin to determine your body fat level. • ...
Fitness Fun 2013-04-28
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- _________components include flexibility, muscular strength and endurance, and cardiovascular endurance.
- A piece of equipment that can be used for muscular strength and endurance exercises?
- You should perform muscular strength exercises two to ______ times a week.
- Is when you use low weight and high repetitions.
- When performing cardiovascular exercise it is important to hit you’re...
- You ___ ____ have to use just weights for muscular strength.
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- There are how many fitness components?
- Is when you use high weight and low repetitions.
- What is the one component of fitness we did not perform in class?
- Gyms, parks, and homes are other environments that we can perform fitness activities _______ of school.
- This is a great cardiovascular exercise that uses a rope.
- Yoga, stretching, and balance are great exercises for?
- You should perform flexibility exercises _________.
- The amount of time you should spend each day exercising.
14 Clues: There are how many fitness components? • Is when you use high weight and low repetitions. • Is when you use low weight and high repetitions. • You should perform flexibility exercises _________. • Yoga, stretching, and balance are great exercises for? • The amount of time you should spend each day exercising. • ...
Fitness Components Crossword 2023-07-12
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- Strength, pushing with seven team mates against eight opponents in a Rugby Union scrum is an example of this fitness component
- Capacity, phosphate recovery test is a common recognised test for this fitness component
- Power, the ability of a muscle or group of muscles to exert a maximum amount of force in the shortest period of time
- defined as the ability to move the body or part of the body from one point to another as quickly as possible
- Composition, refers to the relative proportions of bone, muscle and fat within the body
- the range of movement around a joint
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- Most sports, such as team sports, require this fitness component where players are required to change direction in response to a stimulus
- a complex fitness component that requires sound levels of other fitness components such as strength, balance and agility
- the mass of the object, the center of gravity, the bass of support and the line of gravity are all factors that influence this fitness component
- Endurance, the 60-second push-up test is a common recognised test for this fitness component
- Power, the maximum rate of energy production from the aerobic energy system
- Time, reacting to the starter’s gun in a sprint race is an example of this fitness component
12 Clues: the range of movement around a joint • Power, the maximum rate of energy production from the aerobic energy system • Composition, refers to the relative proportions of bone, muscle and fat within the body • Capacity, phosphate recovery test is a common recognised test for this fitness component • ...
FitBit Crossword 2018-08-14
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- Fitbit that has cardio fitness levels
- Fitbit made especially for kiddos
- Fitbit that is meant for all-day tracking
- activity requiring physical effort, carried out to sustain or improve health and fitness
- Fitbit that tracks swimming
- direction and intensity of one’s effort and determination to achieve a goal
- the ability to exercise continuously for extended periods without tiring
- The ___ Vivosport is the 'Best fitness tracker for most people'
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- the object of a person's ambition or effort; an aim or desired result
- Fitbit that has a multisport mode and is the #1 selling Fitbit
- The number of heartbeats per unit of time, usually beats per minute
- the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
- how strong a person is, and the ability he or she has to do an act
- the maximum force that can be developed in a muscle during a single maximal contraction
- tracker wearable device that tracks their daily physical activity
- the state of being free from illness or injury/a persons mental or physical condition
16 Clues: Fitbit that tracks swimming • Fitbit made especially for kiddos • Fitbit that has cardio fitness levels • Fitbit that is meant for all-day tracking • Fitbit that has a multisport mode and is the #1 selling Fitbit • The ___ Vivosport is the 'Best fitness tracker for most people' • tracker wearable device that tracks their daily physical activity • ...
Patient Safety 2014-02-21
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- the D in DESC script conflict resolution
- the S in the I in the I’M SAFE personal fitness assessment checklist
- the killing of all microorganisms
- the A in the I in the I’M SAFE personal fitness assessment checklist
- an event that occurred but did not reach the patient (2words)
- any circumstance that increases the probability of a patient safety event (2words)
- the C in DESC script conflict resolution
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- the S in DESC script conflict resolution
- the I in the I’M SAFE personal fitness assessment checklist
- the E in DESC script conflict resolution
- reducing the number of pathogenic organisms to an acceptable level
- best communication tool to get critical info to the whole team during an emergency or complex procedure
- Team members that communicates well have a (3words) so all parties are “on the same page”
- what a team has in common, and what a “striker” wants to make
- the E in the I in the I’M SAFE personal fitness assessment checklist
- The_______team manages the operational environment that supports the core team.
- human factor contributing to medical error, (also structural damage to metal from cyclic loading)
- the I in the I’M SAFE personal fitness assessment checklist
18 Clues: the killing of all microorganisms • the S in DESC script conflict resolution • the D in DESC script conflict resolution • the E in DESC script conflict resolution • the C in DESC script conflict resolution • the I in the I’M SAFE personal fitness assessment checklist • the I in the I’M SAFE personal fitness assessment checklist • ...
Fitness componets 2020-11-03
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- Muscular _____ helps your muscles be fatigue resistant.
- body _____ is your body’s ratio of mass to fat-free mass.
- Muscular endurance is muscle group-____.
- ______ stretching can help improve your flexibility.
- To improve muscle strength use ____ weights.
- muscular endurance is one of ___ factors that contribute to overall muscular health.
- To improve muscle endurance use ____ weights.
- the extent to which you trian for strength I’d determined by your own _____.
- Refers to the range of motion you have around a joint.
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- ______ testing is currently gold-standard of measuring body composition.
- heart disease accounts for nearly 630,000 _____ per year in the U.S.
- the key to cardiovascular endurance is.
- ______ endurance is the ability of the circulatory system to supply oxygen to working muscles during exercise.
- a well balanced training program that targets all of your muscle groups is.
- flexibility is _____-specific.
- it is ______ to improve muscular strength and endurance at the same time.
- cardiovascular endurance helps _____ levels of stress in our body.
- flexibility is important at ___ age.
18 Clues: flexibility is _____-specific. • flexibility is important at ___ age. • the key to cardiovascular endurance is. • Muscular endurance is muscle group-____. • To improve muscle strength use ____ weights. • To improve muscle endurance use ____ weights. • ______ stretching can help improve your flexibility. • Refers to the range of motion you have around a joint. • ...
Warrior News Fun Page 2016-02-02
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- last name of our P.E teacher that doesn't have Fitness days
- Fitness and Volleyball
- Where you get a half hour to do homework
- Don't do Drugs
- LA?
- Our Mascot
- RCAs are included
- Numbers
- Animals are included in this subject
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- History
- Our Town
- Reading
- Our Principals name
- When we Eat FOOOOOD
- computers are involved
15 Clues: LA? • History • Reading • Numbers • Our Town • Our Mascot • Don't do Drugs • RCAs are included • Our Principals name • When we Eat FOOOOOD • Fitness and Volleyball • computers are involved • Animals are included in this subject • Where you get a half hour to do homework • last name of our P.E teacher that doesn't have Fitness days
fitness unit 2017-02-28
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- a roughly 24 hour cycle in the physiological processes of living beings, including plants, animals, fungi and cyanobacteria.
- for physical exertion or a performance by exercising or practicing gently beforehand.
- a measure of how well your body is able to transport oxygen to your muscles during prolonged exercise
- to move quickly and easily.
- Frequency, Intensity, Time and Type.
- amount of fat contained in the body.
- is a range that defines the upper and lower limits of training intensities.
- allow the body to gradually transition to a resting or near-resting state.
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- the volume of blood pumped from the left ventricle per beat.
- the ability of a muscle or group of muscle, to work continuously for a long time without tiring.
- quality of bending easily without breaking.
- amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximal effort.
- number of beats per minute of the heart when working at its maximum
- to, involving, or requiring an absence of free oxygen.
- HEART RATE/is the number of times your heart beats per minute while at complete rest.
- time required for a material or piece of equipment to resume its former or usual condition
- the mass and height of an individual.
- /relating to, involving, or requiring free oxygen.
18 Clues: to move quickly and easily. • Frequency, Intensity, Time and Type. • amount of fat contained in the body. • the mass and height of an individual. • quality of bending easily without breaking. • /relating to, involving, or requiring free oxygen. • to, involving, or requiring an absence of free oxygen. • the volume of blood pumped from the left ventricle per beat. • ...
Fitness Crossword 2021-10-19
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- completing several reps of a specific exercise in a row
- How often you work-out.
- Someone's ability to exercise for a long time without fatigue.
- The ability to respond quickly to stimuli
- the quality or state of being physically strong
- activities that place less stress on the bones and joints.
- the ability to exert force in the shortest period of time.
- High Intensity Interval Training
- a training exercise that is repeated, especially a series of repeated raisings and lowerings of the weight in weight training.
- The amount of times your heart beats per minute (bpm)
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- exercising through more than 4 stations with brief rest breaks in between.
- The body’s ability to exercise with minimal fatigue
- the ability to change and control the direction and position of the body while maintaining a constant, rapid motion
- The ability to control or stabilize your body
- In order to train muscles, they must work harder than they are accustomed to.
- Training Exercising with progressively heavy resistance to strengthen muscles
- Using your senses combined with your body parts.
- the ability of a joint or series of joints to move through an unrestricted, pain free range of motion.
- Someone's ability to exercise for a long time without fatigue.
- The ability to move your body parts swiftly.
20 Clues: How often you work-out. • High Intensity Interval Training • The ability to respond quickly to stimuli • The ability to move your body parts swiftly. • The ability to control or stabilize your body • the quality or state of being physically strong • Using your senses combined with your body parts. • The body’s ability to exercise with minimal fatigue • ...
Pet Fitness 2023-09-03
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- Dogs are
- Cats are obligate
- I can give these to my pets in moderation making up less than 10% of their daily calorie requirement
- Overfeeding and under exercising causes
- Nutrient requirements are ___ for each animal
- This tool is used to measure weight in our pets
- This is a great low impact way to exercise our dogs
- Cats should be fed this many times a day
- ___ are best not fed from your plate!
- Energy burnt by animals is called
- Cats require a higher level of __ than dogs
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- These are important to have and utilize with your cats around the house
- It's important to maintain a healthy
- Pets that are obese have a greater chance of developing this
- An excellent way to burn calories
- Obesity leads to chronic ____
- This unit of measurement is used to determine the amount of energy density per cup of food
- An acronym for body condition score
18 Clues: Dogs are • Cats are obligate • Obesity leads to chronic ____ • An excellent way to burn calories • Energy burnt by animals is called • An acronym for body condition score • It's important to maintain a healthy • ___ are best not fed from your plate! • Overfeeding and under exercising causes • Cats should be fed this many times a day • ...
Born To Win? 2017-02-07
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- Sound that make people calm
- how many groups were interviewed?
- what did the psychologist wanted to find out more about?
- Getting better
- Music Academy of Berlin Famous for?
- People who conduct research about science
- Professional who evaluates and studies behavior and mental processes
- Important/crucial
- How many school were researched?
- Which continent researchers investigated how far traing can influence people's fitness potential
- How many family genetic data are analysed?
- Berlin is the nation's capital of ________
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- training.
- How many hours did 'solo performers' spend practicing on their own?
- The total participants at a European Music Academy in 2013 is _____
- How to be better?
- Athlete
- The second group was expected to become good enough to work full-time in an _______
- Fitness
- Professional
- How many students are choosen to be researched
- Minimum suggested training time to be a top athlete
- Stage
- Half our fitness potential comes from ______
- At what age did the students started to learn music?
- Become heir to
26 Clues: Stage • Athlete • Fitness • training. • Professional • Getting better • Become heir to • How to be better? • Important/crucial • Sound that make people calm • How many school were researched? • how many groups were interviewed? • Music Academy of Berlin Famous for? • People who conduct research about science • How many family genetic data are analysed? • ...
FFL Lesson 1.1 Vocabulary Words Puzzle 2023-08-09
Across
- Exercise designed to help you recover after physical activity; includes cardiovascular activity followed by stretching exercises.
- Movement that uses the large muscles of the body, including sports, lifestyle activities, active aerobics and recreation, dance, and fitness exercises.
- Activity designed to build one or more of the health-related parts of physical fitness.
- Exercise designed to get you ready for physical activity; includes cardiovascular activity followed by stretching exercises.
- Physical activities that are intense enough to cause the heart to beat faster than normal and that build cardiovascular fitness.
- Physical activities, including sports, that can be done throughout life; examples include golf, tennis, jogging, and resistance training.
- A type of physical activity that is designed to build strength, muscular endurance, or both. Examples include calisthenics, push-ups, and weight-lifting.
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- Physical activities that are equal in intensity to brisk walking.
- Body tissue that lengthens and shortens to cause movement of the bones that results in body movement; tissue that contracts without movement to support the body and hold objects.
- A type of physical activity designed to build flexibility by stretching the muscles (and tendons) longer than normal.
- Recreational activities that are vigorous enough to increase the heart rate enough to build cardiovascular fitness.
- Physical activities that are moderate in intensity and are used in normal daily activity.
- “With oxygen”; activity is aerobic when the body can supply enough oxygen to keep going for long periods of time.
- Continuous, vigorous activities that get the heart beating fast enough to build cardiovascular fitness.
- Sports that are vigorous enough to increase the heart rate enough to build cardiovascular fitness.
15 Clues: Physical activities that are equal in intensity to brisk walking. • Activity designed to build one or more of the health-related parts of physical fitness. • Physical activities that are moderate in intensity and are used in normal daily activity. • Sports that are vigorous enough to increase the heart rate enough to build cardiovascular fitness. • ...
Physical Fitness Bootcamp 2022-09-22
Across
- a brain function that can be enhanced by fitness
- combination of muscular strength and speed particularly when leaving the ground
- breathing in
- what percent of your bodyweight you should drink of water
- the heart and lung capacity to exercise
- having the proper amount of water and minerals in the body
- how fast you can move
- the muscle that expands and contracts when you breath between stomach and lungs
- increase body temperature and heart rate, warms the muscles and joints
- frequency, intensity, type of exercise and time used to plan a fitness program
- sends a signal to your body to stay calm
- can be prevented when you stay fit and healthy
- where two bones connect
- breathing out
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- one's ability to execute daily activities and exercises without struggle, fatigue, or loss of breath
- the positive outcomes from fitness
- the ability to keep moving or using muscles for extended period of time
- an exercise or stretch when staying still and holding posture
- a high-level intensity for exercise
- decrease body temperature and heart rate, allows time to work on flexibility
- muscles and joints can move and extend easily in all directions
- fitness component that measures muscle capability to lift, pull or push a heavy object
- muscle to fat ratio in the body
- can stay stable when upright and moving without falling
- soft elastic tissue around the bones in the body that help you move and exercise
- an exercise that uses your body weight to build strength and endurance
- being able to move quickly and easily; light on feet
- decreases when you exercise
- the number of beats per minute that the heart is pumping blood to the body
- constant movement during an exercise
- a mid-level intensity for exercise
31 Clues: breathing in • breathing out • how fast you can move • where two bones connect • decreases when you exercise • muscle to fat ratio in the body • the positive outcomes from fitness • a mid-level intensity for exercise • a high-level intensity for exercise • constant movement during an exercise • the heart and lung capacity to exercise • sends a signal to your body to stay calm • ...
Biology Unit 6 Vocab 2024-02-01
Across
- Migration of new individuals into a population.
- A necessary or desired commodity in an ecosystem- individuals of a population will compete for these.
- Collection of all the alleles present in a population.
- Refers to the difference among individuals in a population.
- Percent of individuals of a population that have a particular trait- expressed as a number 0 and 1.
- Measurement of the ability of an individual to survive and reproduce successful offspring.
- State of genetic equilibrium characterized by a large population, no migration, no natural selection, no mutations, and random mating.
- Isolation of a population due to physical barriers such as a fence, mountain range, or body of water.
- Isolation of a population due to differences in communication, mating rituals, or other behavior.
- Selection within a population due to human interference and selection of desired traits.
- Random changes in allele frequencies attributed to luck, Not fitness.
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- When organisms impersonate other organisms to increase fitness.
- Type of natural selection in which individuals at either side of the bell curve achieve higher fitness and the average is selected against.
- Isolation of a population due to differences in time of mating.
- Type of natural selection in which individuals with the average phenotype have an advantage and the extremes are selected against.
- When a population experiences a rapid, drastic reduction in the number of individuals in the population- reduces variation and changes allele frequencies of the population.
- Type of natural selection in which individuals w/ one extreme phenotype having the advantage and the other extreme is selected against.
- Describes the movement of genes/ alleles/ individuals between a neighboring populations makes populations more alike.
- Group of individuals of the same species that live in the same area at the same time and can interbreed.
- Migration of individuals out of a population.
- When a small part of a population is separated from the rest and colonizers a new area- often respond differently to the Natural Selection Pressures.
- The idea that those individuals best suited to their environment will achieve higher fitness.
- Any characteristic that increases the fitness of an individual.
23 Clues: Migration of individuals out of a population. • Migration of new individuals into a population. • Collection of all the alleles present in a population. • Refers to the difference among individuals in a population. • When organisms impersonate other organisms to increase fitness. • Isolation of a population due to differences in time of mating. • ...
Evolution Vocabulary 2023-12-14
Garrett Betz Ch. 16/17 2017-04-05
Across
- any change in DNA sequence
- all the genes, and their alleles, in the population
- middle of the curve has higher fitness
- idea that life comes from non-life
- Both ends of the curve have a higher fitness
- proposed how evolution works
- trait controlled by one gene
- suggests that some photosynthetic bacteria became engulfed within a larger bacteria and became the chloroplasts
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- occurs during gamete formation(variation)
- proposed Earth was moving
- life comes from life
- trait controlled by 2 or more genes
- group of individuals of the same species that can interbreed
- one end of bell curve has higher fitness
- thought evolution was by acquired traits
15 Clues: life comes from life • proposed Earth was moving • any change in DNA sequence • proposed how evolution works • trait controlled by one gene • idea that life comes from non-life • trait controlled by 2 or more genes • middle of the curve has higher fitness • one end of bell curve has higher fitness • thought evolution was by acquired traits • ...
Health Chapter 10 Crossword 2024-02-28
Across
- break in a bone
- fitness body's ability to perform daily activities and meet unexpected demands with energy to spare
- ability to rapidly change the body's momentum and direction
- fitness ability to perform successfully in a particular sport or leisure activity
- heart rate number of heartbeats per minute that is safe and effective for a given intensity
- activity that prepares the body for physical activity gets blood pumping to the muscles and stretches muscle
- abnormal absence of menstrual period
- brain chemicals that improve mood released during physical activity
- brain injury that results from a blow or jolt to the head or upper body
- amount of energy the body uses per minute during an activity
- condition in which the skin and the body tissues beneath it freeze
- fitness ability of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems to deliver oxygen and nutrients to muscles and cells
- behaviors activities that consist of sitting or lying down and using very little energy
- medical emergency caused by overheating of the body can lead to shock, coma, and even death
- ability to continue performing a physical activity over time
Down
- ability to fully and easily move the joints
- exercise physical activity that is structured, planned, and has the purpose of increasing physical fitness
- exhaustion caused by overheating of the body characterized by nausea, dizziness, weakness, headache, weak pulse, disorientation, and fainting
- medical emergency in which body temperature is too low can lead to shock, coma, and death
- condition in which bones move out of their normal positions
- cramps painful muscle spasms caused by overheating of the body
- athlete triad three health conditions related to intense physical activity in females disordered eating, amenorrhea, and osteoporosis
- injury to a ligament
- activity any action in which the body uses energy
- powering the body without the use of oxygen
- training act of participating in various types of physical activity to help improve skill in another type
- ability to perform daily activities with ease and energy
- activity that helps the body wind down after physical activity helps heart rate return to normal level
- condition in which the body does not have enough fluid to perform basic functions
- fitness health-related fitness
- heart rate number of heartbeats per minute when the heart is working its hardest
- using oxygen to break down energy for use in the muscles
32 Clues: break in a bone • injury to a ligament • fitness health-related fitness • abnormal absence of menstrual period • ability to fully and easily move the joints • powering the body without the use of oxygen • activity any action in which the body uses energy • ability to perform daily activities with ease and energy • using oxygen to break down energy for use in the muscles • ...
fitness crossword 2022-02-04
Across
- relaxing those spots in your body
- less intensity
- getting your body ready
- gradually increasing weight
- what are you doing
- range of motion
- gradually improving a certain spot
- target zones
- distribution of everything in you're body
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- tense spots in your body for a period of time
- How much you push yourself
- what you're doing
- how far can you go past you're legs
- relating to your heart
- how long you go for
- short bursts of exercise
- how many often you do it
- brings up you're heart rate a tone
18 Clues: target zones • less intensity • range of motion • what you're doing • what are you doing • how long you go for • relating to your heart • getting your body ready • short bursts of exercise • how many often you do it • How much you push yourself • gradually increasing weight • relaxing those spots in your body • gradually improving a certain spot • brings up you're heart rate a tone • ...
fitness words 2022-02-04
Across
- test for flexibility
- aerobic activities
- the t in fitt
- is the minimum number of times a week that a person should exercise
- the t in fitt
- how many days a week someone should workout
- repeated movements done for 20-30 minutes
- volleyball sport
- workout to help your calves
- test for body composition
Down
- the I in fitt
- you want your heart rate to be in what zone
- test for muscular endurance
- test for cardiovascular endurance
- press test for muscular strength
- type of exercise raises your heart rate way up for short bursts of time
- the f in fitt
- examples of anaerobic exercise
- a gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout is called
- performing certain exercises in order for a person to improve a certain component of fitness is called
20 Clues: the I in fitt • the t in fitt • the t in fitt • the f in fitt • volleyball sport • aerobic activities • test for flexibility • test for body composition • test for muscular endurance • workout to help your calves • examples of anaerobic exercise • press test for muscular strength • test for cardiovascular endurance • repeated movements done for 20-30 minutes • ...
Fitness Puzzle 2022-02-04
Across
- A gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout is called
- The ability to keep an upright posture
- The ability to perform vigorous activity without getting overly tired.
- This type of exercise raises your heart rate way up for short bursts of time
- Gentle exercises that let your body adjust to ending a workout
- how long you will perform each of thee exercises
- seeing progress if you gradually make your exercises more challenging
- reduces the chance of injury when with muscle strength
- the particular kind of exercise you will perform
- Performing certain exercises to improve a certain component of fitness is called
Down
- In this type of activity, you have to take breaks because your oxygen intake can’t keep up with demand
- The integration of eye, hand and foot movements
- how often you will do a particular exercise
- Gentle exercise you do to prepare your muscles for moderate to vigorous activity.
- How much energy you use when you work out.
- the ability to bend and move the joints
- The ability to change the position of your body and to control the movement of your whole body
- these are activities are rhythmic, repetitive movements that are done for 20-30 minutes or longer with a consistent heart rate in the Target Zone
- Frequency, intensity, time, type.
19 Clues: Frequency, intensity, time, type. • The ability to keep an upright posture • the ability to bend and move the joints • How much energy you use when you work out. • how often you will do a particular exercise • The integration of eye, hand and foot movements • how long you will perform each of thee exercises • the particular kind of exercise you will perform • ...
Exercise and physical fitness 2023-05-08
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- Any physical activity that that maintains or improves your physical fitness.
- A sport in which athletes play alone against other players.
- The ability to do daily physical activities without becoming short of breath or tired.
- Sports in which two or more work together against another team.
- The ability to do activities for more than a few minutes.
- The ability to to bend and twist joints easily.
- A medical checkup that is required before playing with a sports team.
- Any activity that helps your body return to the way it was before exercising.
- Equipment that helps prevent injury.
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- An injury that happens when a joint is twisted suddenly.
- A contest between two or more individuals or teams.
- The number of beats your heart makes per minute when you are not exercising.
- A cracked or broken bone.
- The amount of time it takes your heart to return to RHR after exercise.
- Any activity you do to get your body ready to exercise.
- A muscle or tendon that has been stretched too far or torn.
- The amount of force muscles apply when they are used.
- A goal to improve your physical fitness.
18 Clues: A cracked or broken bone. • Equipment that helps prevent injury. • A goal to improve your physical fitness. • The ability to to bend and twist joints easily. • A contest between two or more individuals or teams. • The amount of force muscles apply when they are used. • Any activity you do to get your body ready to exercise. • ...
unit 6 choice board 2023-01-26
Across
- large population, no migration, no natural selection, no mutations, random mating.
- isolation of a population due to differences in communication, mating rituals, etc.
- collection of all the alleles present in a population.
- migrations of individuals out of a population.
- a change in allele frequency following a dramatic reduction in the size of a population.
- random change in allele frequencies that occurs in small populations.
- of a population due to differences in timing of mating.
- percent of an individual of a population that have a particular trait.
- organisms impersonate other organisms to increase fitness.
- individual with the average phenotype have an advantage.
- necessary or desired commodity in an ecosystem.
- individuals with one extreme phenotype have an advantage and the other is selected against.
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- selection within a population due to human inference and selection to desired traits.
- homozygous dom and all heterozygous and all homozygous rec represent all individuals in a population.
- any characteristic that increases the fitness of an individual.
- when a small part of a population is separated from the rest and colonizes a new area.
- form of reproductive isolation in which two populations are separated physically by geographic barriers such as rivers, mountains, or stretches of water.
- refers to the differences among individuals in a population.
- individuals at either extreme or the bell curve achieve higher fitness and the average selected against.
- movement of individuals into a population.
- 1 dom and all rec represent all alleles in a population.
- movement of alleles into or out of a population due to the migration of individuals to or from the population.
- measurement of the ability of an individual to survive and reproduce successful offspring.
- individual best suited to their environment achieve higher fitness.
24 Clues: movement of individuals into a population. • migrations of individuals out of a population. • necessary or desired commodity in an ecosystem. • collection of all the alleles present in a population. • of a population due to differences in timing of mating. • 1 dom and all rec represent all alleles in a population. • ...
unit6vocab 2023-01-26
Across
- isolation of a population due to differences in timing of mating.
- necessary or desired commodity in an ecosystem.
- individuals with one extreme phenotype have an advantage and the other is selected against.
- a change in allele frequency following a dramatic reduction in the size of a population.
- migrations of individuals out of a population.
- collection of all the alleles present in a population.
- movement of alleles into or out of a population due to the migration of individuals to or from the population.
- anycharacteristic that increases the fitness of an individual.
- movement of individuals into a population.
- isolation of a population due to differences in communication, mating rituals, etc.
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- refers to the differences among individuals in a population.
- form of reproductive isolation in which two populations are separated physically by geographic barriers such as rivers, mountains, or stretches of water.
- a group of individuals that belong to the same species and live in the same area.
- individuals at either extreme or the bell curve achieve higher fitness and the average selected against.
- percent of an individual of a population that have a particular trait.
- organisms impersonate other organisms to increase fitness.
- individual with the average phenotype have an advantage.
- large population, no migration, no natural selection, no mutations, random mating.
- when a small part of a population is separated from the rest and colonizes a new area.
- measurement of the ability of an individual to survive and reproduce successful offspring.
- random change in allele frequencies that occurs in
- individual best suited to their environment achieve higher fitness.
- 1 dom and all rec represent all alleles in a population.
- selection within a population due to human inference and selection to desired traits.
- homozygous dom and all heterozygous and all homozygous rec represent all individuals in a population.
25 Clues: movement of individuals into a population. • migrations of individuals out of a population. • necessary or desired commodity in an ecosystem. • random change in allele frequencies that occurs in • collection of all the alleles present in a population. • individual with the average phenotype have an advantage. • ...
Fitness & Health 2017-06-27
Across
- / Crescent shaped cartilage that acts as a cushion or shock absorber in the knee
- / The recommended number of hours of sleep per night to function optimally.
- Fat / The unhealthiest fat, commonly produced industrially for margarine, snack foods, and frying fast food.
- / Classified as movement away from the mid-line of the body.
- health / Aerobic exercises, such as running on the treadmill for 30 minutes, can help improve this
- / Bone that makes up the arm and works besides the radius
- / Unit of food energy. The amount of energy to raise the temperature of a gram of water 1 degree Celsius
- / Position where one is laying facing upward
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- Maximus / Largest muscle in the body
- / Number of muscles that make up hamstring
- / Muscles that are the antagonist of triceps
- Lipoprotein / The good cholesterol, helps remove fat molecules from cell and transports throughout blood stream
- / Strongest and longest bone in the body.
- Dorsi / Largest muscle in the back, that spans from the sides, to back of the arm, and near the midline
- / Type of exercise that is short in duration and requires no oxygen. Examples include sprinting and weight lifting.
- Mass Index / A general measure of health, found by taking the weight of an individual and dividing by height in meters squared, commonly abbreviated to BMI
- / The main muscle that contracts during a simple shoulder shrug
- / Muscular walled tubes forming the circulatory system for oxygenated blood
18 Clues: Maximus / Largest muscle in the body • / Strongest and longest bone in the body. • / Number of muscles that make up hamstring • / Muscles that are the antagonist of triceps • / Position where one is laying facing upward • / Bone that makes up the arm and works besides the radius • / Classified as movement away from the mid-line of the body. • ...
fitness components 2015-07-30
Across
- ability of the heart, lungs, blood vessels to deliver an adequate supply of oxygen
- the mode of activity
- ability to move a joint through its full range of motion
- how many time the activity is done
- your fitness goal
- The ability to minimize the time cycle of a repeated movement
- maximum amount of force a muscle can develop
- how long
- The ability of a muscular unit to apply maximum force in minimum time.
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- The ability to minimize transition time from one movement pattern to another.
- The ability to control the placement of the body’s center of gravity
- the amount of times the heart beats
- number of repeated contractions a muscle can perform
- where abouts you see
- how hard the activity is performed
- The ability to control movement in a given direction or at a given intensity
- weights help this
- The ability of body systems to process, deliver, store, and utilize energy.
18 Clues: how long • your fitness goal • weights help this • where abouts you see • the mode of activity • how hard the activity is performed • how many time the activity is done • the amount of times the heart beats • maximum amount of force a muscle can develop • number of repeated contractions a muscle can perform • ability to move a joint through its full range of motion • ...
fitness words 2022-02-04
Across
- test for flexibility
- test for body composition
- repeated movements done for 20-30 minutes
- a gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout is called
- test for cardiovascular endurance
- press test for muscular strength
- the t in fitt
- the I in fitt
- is the minimum number of times a week that a person should exercise
Down
- you want your heart rate to be in what zone
- performing certain exercises in order for a person to improve a certain component of fitness is called
- examples of anaerobic exercise
- type of exercise raises your heart rate way up for short bursts of time
- volleyball sport
- the f in fitt
- how many days a week someone should workout
- aerobic activities
- workout to help your calves
- test for muscular endurance
- the t in fitt
20 Clues: the f in fitt • the t in fitt • the I in fitt • the t in fitt • volleyball sport • aerobic activities • test for flexibility • test for body composition • workout to help your calves • test for muscular endurance • examples of anaerobic exercise • press test for muscular strength • test for cardiovascular endurance • repeated movements done for 20-30 minutes • ...
review 2023-03-05
Across
- Genome
- Prokaryote
- Abiotic
- Phylogeny
- Order
- Pedigree
- Clade
- Phylum
- Vector
- Fossil
- Community
- Macroevolution
- Ecosystem
- Gamete
- Biotic
- Taxon
- Eukaryote
- Microevolution
- Population
- Carrier
- Cladistic
- Plasmid
- Habitat
- Evolution
- Omnivore
- Fitness
- Nutrients
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- Node
- Carnivore
- Gene
- Gradualism
- Consumer
- Producer
- Taxonomy
- Domain
- Ecology
- Kingdom
- Biome
- Adaptation
- Heretroph
- Clone
- Mutation
- Speciation
- Trisomy
- Allele
- Extinction
- Herbivore
- Coevolution
- Genus
- Microfossil
- Cladogram
- Species
- Class
53 Clues: Node • Gene • Order • Clade • Biome • Clone • Taxon • Genus • Class • Genome • Phylum • Domain • Vector • Fossil • Gamete • Allele • Biotic • Abiotic • Ecology • Kingdom • Trisomy • Carrier • Plasmid • Species • Habitat • Fitness • Pedigree • Consumer • Producer • Taxonomy • Mutation • Omnivore • Carnivore • Phylogeny • Community • Heretroph • Ecosystem • Herbivore • Eukaryote • Cladistic • Cladogram • Evolution • Nutrients • Prokaryote • Gradualism • Adaptation • Speciation • ...
PE Syllabus 2023-11-28
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- fitness explores choreography
- participates earns a 1
- sports offers a variety of group activities
- participates earns a 4
- training helps develop individual fitness programs
- participates earns a 2
- where should you be the first 5 min and last 5 min of class
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- participates earns a 3
- conditioning for cardiovascular and muscular strength
- attire promotes safety
- to lifetime fitness is a prerequisite
11 Clues: participates earns a 3 • participates earns a 1 • attire promotes safety • participates earns a 4 • participates earns a 2 • fitness explores choreography • to lifetime fitness is a prerequisite • sports offers a variety of group activities • training helps develop individual fitness programs • conditioning for cardiovascular and muscular strength • ...
fitness crossword 2022-02-04
Across
- relaxing those spots in your body
- less intensity
- getting your body ready
- gradually increasing weight
- what are you doing
- range of motion
- gradually improving a certain spot
- target zones
- distribution of everything in you're body
Down
- tense spots in your body for a period of time
- How much you push yourself
- what you're doing
- how far can you go past you're legs
- relating to your heart
- how long you go for
- short bursts of exercise
- how many often you do it
- brings up you're heart rate a tone
18 Clues: target zones • less intensity • range of motion • what you're doing • what are you doing • how long you go for • relating to your heart • getting your body ready • short bursts of exercise • how many often you do it • How much you push yourself • gradually increasing weight • relaxing those spots in your body • gradually improving a certain spot • brings up you're heart rate a tone • ...
Brain Fitness 2013-04-26
Across
- Try to eat lean and ____
- Name of a citrus known to lighten hair color?
- Sometimes referred to as Manhattan's summer playground.
- an ___ a day keeps the doctor away!
- What town is Flying Point Beach located in?
- The new raisin, name that berry
- April showers bring May ___
- The only grain that is also a complete protein
- Kiley's favorite color
- Make sure you're eating enough ___.
- Nutrient we get from the sun
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- Be sure to do this after running!
- OHH's tagline
- Ultimate summer fruit
- green superfood everyone's loving these days
- also known as alligator pears
- What BIG animal lives between the borders of Hamptons Bays and Flaunders?
- That area everyone wants to tone for summer
18 Clues: OHH's tagline • Ultimate summer fruit • Kiley's favorite color • Try to eat lean and ____ • April showers bring May ___ • Nutrient we get from the sun • also known as alligator pears • The new raisin, name that berry • Be sure to do this after running! • an ___ a day keeps the doctor away! • Make sure you're eating enough ___. • What town is Flying Point Beach located in? • ...
Fitness crossword 2021-10-19
Across
- exerciseing over the body's limit
- the time it takes to react to events
- any movement gentle on the joints
- high-intensity interval training
- low-high intenisty aerobic training
- One complete exercise movement
- completing several reps of a specific exercise
- body’s capability to exercise for a long time
- a skill-related component of physical fitness
- capacity to perform prolonged activity
- ability to maintain an upright position
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- Ability for joints to move in a rnge of mtn
- a form of strength based training
- ability to execute smooth motor responses
- performance of physical exercises
- ability to perform strength based movements
- how often you exercise
- max speed while running or sprinting
- the rate at which your heart is beating
19 Clues: how often you exercise • One complete exercise movement • high-intensity interval training • exerciseing over the body's limit • a form of strength based training • any movement gentle on the joints • performance of physical exercises • low-high intenisty aerobic training • the time it takes to react to events • max speed while running or sprinting • ...
jk 2015-04-13
Across
- natural selection
- paleontology
- hms beagle
- analogous structure
- phenotype
- charles lyell
- strata
- convergent evolution
- variation
- finch
- divergent evolution
- fossil record
- fitness
- fitzroy
- sexual dimorphism
- evolution
- artificial selection
- adaption
- embryology
- homosapien
- reproductive isolation
- charles darwin
- biotechnology
- ecological niche
- extinct
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- transitional fossil
- selective pressure
- ascension
- catastrophism
- stabilizing selection
- dna
- asexual
- thomas malthus
- mary anning
- gene flow
- monoculture
- bottleneck effect
- polymorphism
- chimpanzee
- archaeopteryx
- interbreeding
- tree
- Alfred Wallace
- biogeography
- gradualism
45 Clues: dna • tree • finch • strata • asexual • fitness • fitzroy • extinct • adaption • ascension • phenotype • variation • gene flow • evolution • hms beagle • embryology • homosapien • chimpanzee • gradualism • mary anning • monoculture • paleontology • polymorphism • biogeography • charles lyell • catastrophism • fossil record • archaeopteryx • interbreeding • biotechnology • thomas malthus • charles darwin • Alfred Wallace • ecological niche • ...
Fitness Testing & The Muscular System 2023-05-03
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- There are health & skill related components of _____.
- The fitness ____ is a fitness testing competition for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.
- We complete ___ fitness tests.
- Staying _____ by drinking lots of water to help keep your muscles healthy!
- ___ Muscle is the type of muscle you see and think of when you hear the word muscle.
- This muscle is located in the shoulders.
- This muscle is located in our back, another large muscle group, this helps us remain upright when we sit, stand, and walk.
- ____ attach muscles to the bone.
- Also called a baseline test.
- We use our ____ when we complete the Sit Up test.
- This muscle is located in the chest, it is used when you do a push up.
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- We should be getting _____ for 30-60 minutes each day.
- ____ Endurance is tested during the mile run because we need to use our heart and lungs to keep our body moving.
- ___ is about explosive movements, it relates to muscular strength.
- This test is used to see your growth and improvements.
- The Shuttle run tests for ____ because you have to change directions quickly.
- We test for ___ when running the 100 yard dash.
- The ____ toss tests our muscular strength.
- Always ___ as a warm up before and a cool down after activity.
- This is one of the biggest muscle groups located in the legs, we use these to walk, jump, and stand.
20 Clues: Also called a baseline test. • We complete ___ fitness tests. • ____ attach muscles to the bone. • This muscle is located in the shoulders. • The ____ toss tests our muscular strength. • We test for ___ when running the 100 yard dash. • We use our ____ when we complete the Sit Up test. • There are health & skill related components of _____. • ...
Silent Starter 2024-05-23
Across
- Known as Speed X Strength
- ______ Test
- This relates to you being consistent with your results
- A range of data that can be used to compare results
- The ability to change direction at speed
Down
- ______ Drop test
- You need this to be able to set up your fitness tests
- The 30m Sprint tests this component of fitness
- A set of instructions for a fitness test
- This helps make sure that the results of a test actually tell you the correct outcome
10 Clues: ______ Test • ______ Drop test • Known as Speed X Strength • A set of instructions for a fitness test • The ability to change direction at speed • The 30m Sprint tests this component of fitness • A range of data that can be used to compare results • You need this to be able to set up your fitness tests • This relates to you being consistent with your results • ...
Movement Tips 2017-07-26
Across
- name 1 element of fitness like walking
- name 1 element of fitness like yoga
- How many minutes of exercise do you need to be healthy
- name 1 element of fitness like stretch bands
- you should stop exercising if you feel short of 'what'
- true or false when an exercise begins to get easy you can increase time, intensity or weight
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- drink plenty of this before during and after your exercise
- name 1 element of fitness like balancing on one leg
- exercise can decrease this heart measurement
- how many minutes of exercise do you need to lose weight
- keep a pair of these handy for an unexpected walk
- exercise can increase this to help you enjoy life
12 Clues: name 1 element of fitness like yoga • name 1 element of fitness like walking • exercise can decrease this heart measurement • name 1 element of fitness like stretch bands • keep a pair of these handy for an unexpected walk • exercise can increase this to help you enjoy life • name 1 element of fitness like balancing on one leg • ...
CPR Crossword Puzzle 2021-04-15
Across
- the ability to bend without injury or breakage
- a disorder characterized by an extreme concern to be more muscular
- standard which states the gradual increase of physical demand on the body will improve fitness
- chemicals found in the brain that affect emotions and relieve pain
- The ability to quickly change the body momentum and direction
- standard which states that FITT (frequency, intensity, time, and type) factors should be increased over time to improve fitness
- standard which states that exercising a particular component leads to improvements in the fitness of only that component
- activity involving the use of oxygen to fuel processes in the body
- heart rate to aim for while performing aerobic exercise that leads to optimal cardiorespiratory fitness; varies by age
- a measure of flexibility that tells how far a joint or body part can be moved
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- deficiency of sugar in the blood
- term that describes a person's thoughts on how they look
- activity occurring in the absence of oxygen
- training in different activities to improve performance in a sport and reduce risk of injury
- psychological illness characterized by a persons eating habits
- term that describes a physical activity that is planned, structured, and purposeful
- a quality that is measured by how much energy the body uses per minute during physical activity
- an amino acid that helps the body build protein
- artificial hormones used to treat muscular disorders
- condition characterized by having excess body fat
20 Clues: deficiency of sugar in the blood • activity occurring in the absence of oxygen • the ability to bend without injury or breakage • an amino acid that helps the body build protein • condition characterized by having excess body fat • artificial hormones used to treat muscular disorders • term that describes a person's thoughts on how they look • ...