fitness Crossword Puzzles
Fitness Components 2020-11-03
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- What should be thought of as a particular muscle group’s ability to continuously contract against a given resistance?
- What is currently the gold-standard of measuring body composition?
- A well-balanced strength training program that targets your what is important?
- Who can you talk to to have your body fat percentage tested?
- What kind of stretching uses the contraction of the opposing muscle to relax the muscle being stretched?
- If you want to develop what, your training regimen should be focused on lifting heavy weights?
- Holding a what is an easy way to develop core strength?
- What refers to the amount of force a particular muscle group can produce in an all-our effort?
- What refers to the range of motion you have around a given joint?
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- What accounts for roughly 630,000 deaths in the US each year, making a workout enhancing cardiovascular fitness important?
- Maintaining a full range of what through your major joints can reduce the likelihood of injury?
- What can challenge your heart and lungs for your benefit?
- High levels of fat are associated with positive or negative health outcomes?
- Long-distance cyclists have to develop what kind of muscles in their legs and goutes?
- Is the importance of flexibility clearer when you are older or younger?
- To improve muscular strength, use heavier weight with fewer or more reps?
- Muscular endurance is muscle what?
- What are running, walking, cycling, etc. designed to benefit?
- What is your body’s ratio of fat mass to fat-free mass?
- What is cardiovascular endurance also known as?
20 Clues: Muscular endurance is muscle what? • What is cardiovascular endurance also known as? • What is your body’s ratio of fat mass to fat-free mass? • Holding a what is an easy way to develop core strength? • What can challenge your heart and lungs for your benefit? • Who can you talk to to have your body fat percentage tested? • ...
Fitness components 2020-11-04
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- cyclist develop resistance in their gluteus and
- muscular endurance workout repeat what exercises
- muscular strength uses what types of weights
- used to estimate body fat
- stretching like lifting your leg up high
- ratio of fat mass to fat free mass
- running is designed to benefit this
- muscular strength works on what muscle groups
- lifting heavy things can develop muscle
- muscles ability to contact resistance
- fat mass can relate to type 2 what
- flexibility can affect you coordination and what
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- how much force a muscle can produce
- accounts for 630000 deaths a year
- the range of motion in joints
- also known as aerobic fitness
- standard for measuring body composition
- also called relaxed stretching
- exercising this can improve oxygen intake
- plank can develop what kind of strength
20 Clues: used to estimate body fat • the range of motion in joints • also known as aerobic fitness • also called relaxed stretching • accounts for 630000 deaths a year • ratio of fat mass to fat free mass • fat mass can relate to type 2 what • how much force a muscle can produce • running is designed to benefit this • muscles ability to contact resistance • ...
Fitness Componets 2020-11-01
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- protecting your joints is just as important as?16
- the range of motion you have around a given joint?13
- BIA stands for?18
- flexibility is?14
- if your focus is on health you should be strong enough to lift?11
- body's ability to intake oxygen?4
- the amount of force a particular muscle group can produce in one effort?9
- the gold-standard of measuring body composition?20
- weight-bearing is like?8
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- muscular strength is?10
- Cardiovascular fitness eases what challenges?3
- a particular muscle group's ability to continuously contract against a given resistance?5
- your training regimen should be focused more on lifting heavy weights if you want to?12
- Your body's ratio of fat mass to fat-free mass?17
- have to develop fatigue-resistant muscles?6
- what helps you develop muscular endurance?7
- flexibility plays a role in?15
- Cardiovascular exercise enhances cellular?2
- bioelectrical impedance analysis estimates?19
- Cardiovascular exercise challenges what?1
20 Clues: BIA stands for?18 • flexibility is?14 • muscular strength is?10 • weight-bearing is like?8 • flexibility plays a role in?15 • body's ability to intake oxygen?4 • Cardiovascular exercise challenges what?1 • have to develop fatigue-resistant muscles?6 • what helps you develop muscular endurance?7 • Cardiovascular exercise enhances cellular?2 • ...
Fitness Components 2021-03-29
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- A muscular strength test
- The time it takes for the body to respond to an external stimulus
- A test for coordination
- The range of movement around a joint
- A test for speed
- The ability to time movements to produce smooth, efficient and quick skills
- The ability of the heart, blood vessels and respiratory system to supply oxygen
- A test for agility
- Maximal force generated by a particular muscle or muscle group
- The ability to supply energy in the absence of oxygen
- The ability to exert force rapidly over a short period of time
- A test for muscular power
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- How fast a body part moves from one position to another
- The proportions of bone, muscle and fat in the body
- A test for flexibility
- The ability of a muscle or muscle groups to perform repeated contractions over a period of time
- A Muscular Endurance Test
- A fitness test for Aerobic Power
- The maintenance of equilibrium
- The ability to evade opponents while accelerating and decelerating
20 Clues: A test for speed • A test for agility • A test for flexibility • A test for coordination • A muscular strength test • A Muscular Endurance Test • A test for muscular power • The maintenance of equilibrium • A fitness test for Aerobic Power • The range of movement around a joint • The proportions of bone, muscle and fat in the body • ...
Lifetime Fitness 2021-11-22
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- The maximum about of force one can apply in a single effort
- the combination of adipose tissue and lean body mass that makes up the human body
- an acronym used to create goals
- aids in all body processes
- the ability to perform repeated movements without tiring
- helps the body use carbs, fats, and proteins
- needed for growth, building muscle, repairing and maintaining body tissues, supplying energy, and for resisting infection
- provides energy and helps the body store and use
- the gold standard for measuring body composition
- plaque build-up in the arteries
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- the ability to perform whole-body movements for a long time
- a substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life
- a nutrient that provides calories
- Calories burned during rest
- process by which body converts calories from food to energy
- the main source of energy for the body
- ratio of height to weight
- high blood pressure
- body fat
- muscles, bones, and organs
- the ability of a joint to move through a full range of motion without pain
21 Clues: body fat • high blood pressure • ratio of height to weight • aids in all body processes • muscles, bones, and organs • Calories burned during rest • an acronym used to create goals • plaque build-up in the arteries • a nutrient that provides calories • the main source of energy for the body • helps the body use carbs, fats, and proteins • ...
FITNESS BINGO 2021-11-13
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- refer on how long you will perform your aerobic activities
- categorized as a calisthenic exercise performed during which the body is raised and lowered with the arms
- number of days or week an activity is performed
- it is the number of cycles of reps that you complete
- refers to the amount of load or resistance, providing a great on the body than it is normally accustomed to in order stress
- it is how hard or difficult that activity is
- it is the act of doing physical exercise and training
- one's ability to execute daily activities with optimal performance, durance and strength with the management of disease
- the ultimate, cutting edge workout to challenge both the hardcore athlete and novice exerciser
- any adaptation that takes place as a result of training will be reversed when you stop training
- the speed of the heartbeat measured by the number of contractions of the heart per minute
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- refer on a variety of aerobic activities you are engaged with
- implies that there is an optimal level of overload that should be achieved
- health related component of physical fitness that is brought about by sustained physical activity
- refers to your body's physical capability to sustain an exercise for an extended period
- the extent to which muscles can exert force by contracting against resistance
- is the moment when your muscles are not capable of exerting the amount of force necessary to complete the current repetition
- the range of motion around a joint
- it is the number of times you perform a specific exercise
- exercise is any type of cardiovascular conditioning
20 Clues: the range of motion around a joint • it is how hard or difficult that activity is • number of days or week an activity is performed • exercise is any type of cardiovascular conditioning • it is the number of cycles of reps that you complete • it is the act of doing physical exercise and training • it is the number of times you perform a specific exercise • ...
Fitness Crossword 2022-02-04
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- Burning more calories than consumed is called weight _____
- A gradual increase in how hard or how often you workout is called ______
- Burning less calories than consumed is called weight _____
- The I in fitt (how hard)
- Football, volleyball, and basketball are examples of an ______ exercise
- Doing as many push-ups as possible is an example of _______ endurance
- One of the t's in fitt (Which exercise)
- obesity in the U.S. has been going ___ since 1985
- Running, rollerblading, and lap swimming are examples of an _____ exercise
- ____ is measured in beats per minute (Abbreviation)
- Performing certain exercises in order for a person to improve a certain component of fitness is called ______
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- The warm-up, activity, and cool down are the three parts of a _______
- Doing a bench press is an example of muscular ____
- burning the same calories as consumed is called weight _____
- The 20-minute jog is an example of ______ endurance
- The sit and reach is an example of ______
- The f in fitt (how often)
- The in-body scanner shows you body _____
- having too much or not enough ____ can both cause serious problems
- One of the t's in fitt (How long)
- This type of exercise raises your heart rate way up for short bursts of time
21 Clues: The I in fitt (how hard) • The f in fitt (how often) • One of the t's in fitt (How long) • One of the t's in fitt (Which exercise) • The in-body scanner shows you body _____ • The sit and reach is an example of ______ • obesity in the U.S. has been going ___ since 1985 • Doing a bench press is an example of muscular ____ • ...
Fitness Puzzle 2022-02-04
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- range of motion
- muscles contract
- physical activity
- with oxygen
- how long you workout
- same tension
- same speed
- same length
- without oxygen
- preparation for workout
- is the same as aerobic
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- what the body is made up of
- how hard you workout
- stretching after workout
- doing specific exercises
- how often you workout
- muscles lengthen
- matters dealing with the heart
- the physical health of the body
- type of exercise to increase flexability
20 Clues: same speed • with oxygen • same length • same tension • without oxygen • range of motion • muscles lengthen • muscles contract • physical activity • how hard you workout • how long you workout • how often you workout • is the same as aerobic • preparation for workout • stretching after workout • doing specific exercises • what the body is made up of • matters dealing with the heart • ...
Fitness Crossword 2013-07-16
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- moving your hands and feet in a pool to race
- a game were you hit a ball over the net trying to get the other players out
- a game which you throw the ball at the net
- were you must run a long way (2k-5k)
- skating around on ice
- a sport were you must dive into a pool
- hitting a ball into a hole
- a game were you must hit a ball far and try and run back and forth as many times as you can
- a game were you must shot a bow and arrow and hit the target
- a game were you kick a football into the gaming(holding it)
- Moving faster then walking
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- moving your feet
- going down a snowy slope on a board
- a game were you must try and jump your furthest.
- were you ride a bicycle to places
- a game were you try to kick a ball into the goals
- something you lift to get stronger
- were you hit a ball and run around each base
- were you fish for a fish using a fishing line
- a game that you hit a ball
20 Clues: moving your feet • skating around on ice • hitting a ball into a hole • a game that you hit a ball • Moving faster then walking • were you ride a bicycle to places • something you lift to get stronger • going down a snowy slope on a board • were you must run a long way (2k-5k) • a sport were you must dive into a pool • a game which you throw the ball at the net • ...
Fitness Fun 2015-06-11
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- the physical steadiness that keeps you on your feet
- are involved in knee extension
- _ composition : ratio of body fat to lean body tissue
- the ability to move joints thru a full range of motion
- a position of a person's body when standing or sitting
- the back portion of the human body
- listening to music is one example of how to manage _
- extend one`s body or part to it`s full length
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- a short bar with a weight at each end
- _ helps to hydrate your body
- a decrease in the joint angle between two bones
- muscular _ : a decrease in muscle size
- _ major: is a large fan-shaped muscle of the upper chest
- the ability to use different parts of the body together
- force produced while the muscle is shortening in length
- inflammatory or degenerative disease that affects joints
- _ dorsi: are prime movers in downward movement of the arm
- blood carries _ and other chemicals around your body
- muscular _ : a increase in muscle size
- muscle group of abdominals, lower back, obliques & hips
20 Clues: _ helps to hydrate your body • are involved in knee extension • the back portion of the human body • a short bar with a weight at each end • muscular _ : a decrease in muscle size • muscular _ : a increase in muscle size • extend one`s body or part to it`s full length • a decrease in the joint angle between two bones • the physical steadiness that keeps you on your feet • ...
Fitness Components 2015-07-30
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- resembling or having the characteristics of a specified thing
- relating to, involving, or requiring free oxygen
- the speed of the heartbeat measured by the number of poundings of the heart per unit of time
- the quality of bending easily without breaking
- he rate at which someone or something is able to move or operate
- The definition of health-related fitness involves exercise activities that you do in order to try to improve your physical health and stay healthy, particularly in the categories of cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, muscular endurance and body composition
- of or constituting a maximum; the highest or greatest possible
- the fact or power of enduring an unpleasant or difficult process or situation without giving way
- the ability to do something or act in a particular way, especially as a faculty or quality
- the indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole
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- the rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time or in a given sample
- relating to the action of both heart and lungs
- is one way to remember the general guidelines for what should be included in a fitness plan
- a person, object, or place selected as the aim of an attack
- Reaction time is the amount of time it takes to respond to a stimulus
- an even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to remain upright and steady
- Agility is the ability to be quick and graceful
- the quality of being intense
- Skill related fitness is the ability to do well in every day life activities and sports
- the organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively
- the quality or state of being strong, in particular
21 Clues: the quality of being intense • relating to the action of both heart and lungs • the quality of bending easily without breaking • Agility is the ability to be quick and graceful • relating to, involving, or requiring free oxygen • the quality or state of being strong, in particular • a person, object, or place selected as the aim of an attack • ...
Physical Fitness 2014-11-12
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- A dangerous condition in which the body loses its ability to cool itself through perspiration
- Exercising at a level that's beyond your regular daily activities
- The part of an exercise session when you are exercising at your highest peak
- The ability to carry out daily tasks easily and have enough reserve energy to respond to unexpected demands
- Heart Rate the number of times your heart beats per minute when you are not active
- Choosing the right types of activities to improve a given element of fitness
- Intense, short bursts of activity in which the muscles work so hard that they produce energy without using oxygen.
- Dangerously low body tempterature
- Injuries to the ligaments around a joint that produce pain, swelling, and stiffness
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- The ability of your muscles to perform physical tasks over a period of time without tiring
- a form of physical stress on the body caused by over heating
- ______ Endurance is the ability of your heart, lungs, and blood vessels to send fuel and oxygen to your tissues during long periods of moderate to vigorous activity
- All rhythmic activities that use large muscle groups for an extended period of time
- Gradually incresing the demands on your body
- the low-level activity that prepares your body to return to a resting state
- A gentile cardiovascular activity that prepares the muscles for work
- Sudden or sometimes painful contractios of the muscles
- The ability to move your body parts through their full range of motion
- Purposeful physical activity that is planned, structured, repetitive, and improves or maintains physical fitness
- The amount of force your muscles can exert
- result from overstretching and tearing a muscle
- Damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold
22 Clues: Dangerously low body tempterature • The amount of force your muscles can exert • Gradually incresing the demands on your body • result from overstretching and tearing a muscle • Damage to the skin and tissues caused by extreme cold • Sudden or sometimes painful contractios of the muscles • a form of physical stress on the body caused by over heating • ...
Health & Fitness 2022-08-11
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- The energetic boy rates the car
- This exercise targets part of the upper body (forearm grip - outwards)
- Ensure to consume more fluid after the rated workout
- Produce energy without using oxygen
- Vital nutrient in building muscle mass
- More than two parts make up this muscle group
- Run at a gentle pace
- A typical type of supplement used in the gym and fitness industry
- Anna is bolting things in the attic
- Popular exercise performed at the gym
- Should we press on and upwards with this exercise
- Cabs can certainly not fly
- this is a major and vital requirement for overall health
- This piece of small portable equipment is used at the gym
- This is for part of the upper body, not the rear
- Typical achievement gained every so often at the gym
- Rather vital for good health and immune support
- Jim sticks to circus type exercises
- Hoping Ed's workout shed is not in pieces
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- Looking rather ripped and veiny
- Most gyms will have one of these hanging
- Calling for some AI sessions for neat legs
- exercise which will target part of the lower body
- Jack was exercising up and down
- Not missing your tea whilst at the mill reading
- Full ranges of motion
- Something a long-distance runner, or gym member requires
- Muscles to perform tasks over a period of time
- These will target some of the upper body muscle groups
- Important regular exercise undertaken before an intense workout
- She said those weights are quite dumb
- After his workout he turned around and led me to sid
- one of the muscle groups in the upper body
- If you're warm, turnaround and cooldown, then rest
34 Clues: Run at a gentle pace • Full ranges of motion • Cabs can certainly not fly • Looking rather ripped and veiny • The energetic boy rates the car • Jack was exercising up and down • Produce energy without using oxygen • Anna is bolting things in the attic • Jim sticks to circus type exercises • Popular exercise performed at the gym • She said those weights are quite dumb • ...
Fitness Unit 2022-09-22
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- hormone released when exercising
- hollywood
- the type of activity you do
- doing no kind of exercise
- fatness to leanness
- ability to perform strength movements
- being able to move fast
- using oxygen
- lifting for longer periods
- setting specific time frame to achieve
- lifting more weight for strength
- twenty minutes
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- condition of being physically fit
- sustaining a movement and holding
- going through full range of motion
- how hard you work out
- doing more than you normally do
- working the heart and lungs
- getting your body ready for exercise
- without oxygen
- how long you do something
- bringing the body back down to normal
- working a specific body part
23 Clues: hollywood • using oxygen • without oxygen • twenty minutes • fatness to leanness • how hard you work out • being able to move fast • doing no kind of exercise • how long you do something • lifting for longer periods • working the heart and lungs • the type of activity you do • working a specific body part • doing more than you normally do • hormone released when exercising • ...
Physical Fitness 2023-10-02
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- Burns that extend into the inner layer and are red, swollen, and blistered.
- The ability of the muscle to keep working over a period of time
- your heart rate when your body is at complete rest
- muscles or tendons are stretched or torn. It is also known as a pulled muscle.
- How often you work out
- The ability of the joints to move through their full range of motion
- Warning that the body is becoming too hot
- The body loses its ability to cool itself by sweating because the victim has become dehydrated.
- They are high-intensity exercises that happen in short bursts. The body doesn’t use oxygen. It burns glycogen.
- Burns that affect the outer layer of the skin and look pink
- A measure of the body's ability to function efficiently and effectively in work and leisure activities
- Uses oxygen, burns fat, improves mood, strengthens the heart and lungs and reduces your risk of diabetes. It improves your overall health and quality of life.
- technique for treating a joint, muscle, or bone injury. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
- is a set of guidelines that help you set up a workout routine to fit your goals .
- the desired range of heart rate reached during aerobic exercise
- ligaments are stretched or torn.
- The body tissue becomes frozen.
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- The bone is broken, but the skin is unbroken
- The amount of force that a muscle can apply in a given contraction
- Refers to the ratio of lean body tissue (muscle)to body-fat tissue
- the number of beats per minute of the heart when working at its maximum.
- 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
- The internal body temperature becomes dangerously low because the body loses heat faster than it can generate heat.
- How hard you work out
- Crack or break in the bone
- The most serious burns involve all layers of the skin and cause permanent tissue damage
- is a break in the soft tissue of the body.
- What kind of work out
- 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.
- Bone has been forced out of its normal position in the joint
- the body’s internal temperature is higher than normal.
- The skin is broke and the bone may stick out
- How long you work out
33 Clues: How hard you work out • What kind of work out • How long you work out • How often you work out • Crack or break in the bone • The body tissue becomes frozen. • ligaments are stretched or torn. • Warning that the body is becoming too hot • is a break in the soft tissue of the body. • The bone is broken, but the skin is unbroken • The skin is broke and the bone may stick out • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-21
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- The limb that connects your hand to your shoulder.
- The muscle on the front of your upper arm.
- A tissue that connects muscles to bones.
- How often you exercise in a given period.
- The level of effort you put into a workout.
- Muscle weakening from lack of use.
- The muscles on the front of your thighs.
- Exercising harder to build strength over time.
- The duration of your workout.
- The area targeted by core exercises.
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- First name is Cormac
- The muscles on the front of your upper torso.
- The kind of exercise you do, like cardio or strength.
- The muscle on the back of your upper arm.
- An exercise to strengthen your stomach muscles.
- The joint connecting your arm to your torso.
- A shoulder muscle shaped like a triangle.
- A leg-strengthening exercise where you bend your knees.
- A core exercise where you hold your body straight.
- Last name is Millington
20 Clues: First name is Cormac • Last name is Millington • The duration of your workout. • Muscle weakening from lack of use. • The area targeted by core exercises. • A tissue that connects muscles to bones. • The muscles on the front of your thighs. • How often you exercise in a given period. • The muscle on the back of your upper arm. • A shoulder muscle shaped like a triangle. • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-21
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- My last name
- Joint connecting your arm to your body.
- Tissue that connects muscle to bone.
- When muscles shrink from not being used.
- Adding more weight or reps to get stronger.
- How hard you're working out.
- Area with your pectoral muscles.
- How often you do an exercise.
- Muscle at the back of your upper arm.
- Where your abs are, part of your core.
- Muscle at the front of your upper arm.
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- Muscle on the top of your shoulder.
- Limb from your shoulder to your hand.
- Exercise for abs where you lift your torso.
- How long you work out.
- My first name
- Exercise where you bend your knees like sitting down.
- Muscles at the front of your thighs.
- Kind of exercise you're doing (like cardio or strength).
- Core exercise where you hold a push-up position.
20 Clues: My last name • My first name • How long you work out. • How hard you're working out. • How often you do an exercise. • Area with your pectoral muscles. • Muscle on the top of your shoulder. • Tissue that connects muscle to bone. • Muscles at the front of your thighs. • Limb from your shoulder to your hand. • Muscle at the back of your upper arm. • ...
Fitness terms 2025-10-09
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- The process of planning and setting objectives for future physical activity.
- The muscle on the front of the upper arm.
- The ability of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels to deliver oxygen during sustained physical activity
- The measure of the force of blood against artery walls.
- Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart.
- The maximum rate at which an individual can perform exercise.
- Chest muscles that connect the front of the chest to the upper arm and shoulder bones.
- A stretching technique that involves bouncing movements.
- A chronic condition characterized by high blood sugar levels.
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- A type of exercise that improves cardiovascular endurance.
- Exercise that involves short bursts of high-intensity activity.
- A measure of body fat based on height and weight.
- The percentage of body weight that is made up of muscle, bone, and tissue.
- Stretching technique involving slow, controlled movements.
- A principle of training that involves gradually increasing the intensity of workouts.
- Commonly called the calf muscle, muscle in the lower back of the leg.
- The largest muscle group in the front of the thigh.
- Cholesterol that can build up in the walls of arteries
- The process of losing more fluids than are consumed.
- Muscle that is known as the shoulder muscles
20 Clues: The muscle on the front of the upper arm. • Muscle that is known as the shoulder muscles • A measure of body fat based on height and weight. • Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart. • The largest muscle group in the front of the thigh. • The process of losing more fluids than are consumed. • Cholesterol that can build up in the walls of arteries • ...
Physical Fitness 2026-02-22
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- – The overall condition of physical well-being.
- – Moving through water using body movements.
- – The number of heartbeats per minute.
- – A quick, automatic response to a stimulus.
- – Guidelines that control how a game is played.
- – A sport played by kicking a ball into a goal.
- – An exercise that strengthens the legs.
- – The ability to continue physical activity for a long time.
- – The ability to exert force quickly.
- – A running surface used for races.
- – Protective gear worn on the lower legs.
- – A condition of having excess body fat.
- – The ability to maintain body control while stationary or moving.
- – A punishment for breaking rules.
- – Exercise that increases heart rate and improves heart health.
- – A sport played by shooting a ball into a hoop.
- – To push off the ground into the air.
- – The total points earned in a game.
- – An indoor space for physical activity.
- – The leader of a sports team.
- – The way you hold your body.
- – A practice exercise focused on a specific skill.
- – The standard clothing worn by a team.
- – The condition of being physically healthy and strong.
- – Being in the best physical condition.
- – A sport played by hitting a ball over a net.
- – The ability of muscles to produce force.
- – A short break requested during a game.
- – Running at a slow, steady pace.
- – The process of drinking fluids to maintain body function.
- – A race where team members take turns.
- – A measurement comparing height and weight.
- – To strike a ball with the foot.
- – The ability of joints to move through a full range of motion.
- – Hand coverings used for protection or grip.
- – A session of physical training.
- – A core exercise that strengthens abdominal muscles.
- – Running at full speed for a short distance.
- – Working together to achieve a common goal.
- – The ability to move quickly and change direction easily.
- – The speed at which someone runs.
- – A player who replaces another during a game.
- – An unfair act that breaks the rules.
- – The body’s ability to do work.
- – Physical activity to improve fitness.
- – A long-distance running race.
- – A point scored in sports like soccer or hockey.
- – The break between two halves of a game.
- – A tool used by officials to signal calls.
- – One complete movement of an exercise.
- – Fair and respectful behavior during competition.
- – Organs that help the body breathe.
- – The process of the body healing after exercise.
- – Exercise that does not rely on oxygen for quick bursts of energy.
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- – A racket sport played with a shuttlecock.
- – The ability to move quickly.
- – To attempt to score points in a game.
- – To lengthen muscles.
- – Attempting to score against the opponent.
- – Repeated performance to improve ability.
- – An injury to a ligament.
- – Body tissue that helps produce movement.
- – Protective headgear used in sports.
- – A racket sport played over a net.
- – Light activity done after exercise to help the body recover.
- – Physical harm caused during activity.
- – A group of repetitions in exercise.
- – Light exercise done before physical activity to prepare the body.
- – Area used for events like throwing and jumping.
- – An object passed between runners in a relay.
- – Extreme tiredness after activity.
- – The body’s main source of energy.
- – The ability to perform a movement well.
- – A nutrient that helps build and repair muscles.
- – Exercises that improve flexibility.
- – A pause to drink water during activity.
- – The organ that pumps blood through the body.
- – Exercise that uses oxygen for energy.
- – Practice and exercise to improve skills or fitness.
- – The ability to use body parts together smoothly and efficiently.
- – To bounce a ball continuously while moving.
- – An injury to a muscle or tendon.
- – Continuous play before a point is scored.
- – The ability to sustain prolonged effort.
- – An official who enforces the rules of a game.
- – To stay on the surface of water.
- – To propel a ball with the hand.
- – A marked playing area for sports.
- – An upper body strength exercise using body weight.
- – Preventing the opposing team from scoring.
- – To send the ball to a teammate.
- – To receive and hold an object.
- – To leap forward or into water.
- – Tissue that connects bone to bone.
- – A person who trains and guides athletes.
- – Engaging in physical movement.
- – The process of providing the body with proper food.
- – The act of inhaling and exhaling air.
- – Tissue that connects muscle to bone.
- – To begin play in sports like tennis or volleyball.
100 Clues: – To lengthen muscles. • – An injury to a ligament. • – The way you hold your body. • – The ability to move quickly. • – The leader of a sports team. • – A long-distance running race. • – To receive and hold an object. • – To leap forward or into water. • – The body’s ability to do work. • – Engaging in physical movement. • – Running at a slow, steady pace. • ...
Physical Fitness 2020-03-12
Across
- Exercise that requires a lot of oxygen and works out heart and lungs
- Measure of fitness that tests your heart and lung endurance
- In order for physical activity to be exercise it must be
- Intense physical activity that requires little oxygen but uses short bursts of energy
- Number of minutes you should ice an injury for
- When treating an injury using the PRICE method, what does the C stand for
- The F in the FITT principle stands for this
- Being able to lift something heavy one time is an example of this measure of fitness
Down
- A person can get calories from this
- The happy hormone
- Push ups testing in PE measure this type of fitness
- The ratio of body fat to lean body tissue
- The number of minutes you should be active per day
- There are this many measures of fitness
- If someone doesn't drink enough water while exercising, they can become
15 Clues: The happy hormone • A person can get calories from this • There are this many measures of fitness • The ratio of body fat to lean body tissue • The F in the FITT principle stands for this • Number of minutes you should ice an injury for • The number of minutes you should be active per day • Push ups testing in PE measure this type of fitness • ...
Honors Biology Unit Six Vocabulary 2026-01-28
Across
- Refers to the differences among individuals in a population
- Isolation of a population due to differences in the timing of maiting
- Percent of individuals of a population that have a particular trait-expressed as a number between 0 and 1
- Migration of new individuals into a population
- Random changes in allele frequencies due to luck,not fitness
- Selection within a population due to human interference and selection of desired traits
- When a small part of a population is separated from the rest and colonizes a new area-they often respond differently to natural selection pressures
Down
- Migration of individuals out of a population
- Any characteristic that increases the fitness of an individual
- Collection of all alleles present in a population
- A necessary or desired commodity in an ecosystem-individuals of a population will compete for these
- Group of individuals of the same species that live in the same area at the same time and can interbreed
- When organisms will impersonate other organisms to increase fitness
- The idea that those individuals best suited for their environment will achieve higher fitness
- Measurement of the ability of an individual to survive and reproduce successful offspring
15 Clues: Migration of individuals out of a population • Migration of new individuals into a population • Collection of all alleles present in a population • Refers to the differences among individuals in a population • Random changes in allele frequencies due to luck,not fitness • Any characteristic that increases the fitness of an individual • ...
Chapter 11 2024-04-30
Across
- body parts for a common reason not common structure
- how fit an organism is to live
- The selections are made by something other then nature
- to change to increase survivability
- when 1 species stops inbreeding and creates 2 new species
- how populations are maintained
- when an individual selects a mate based on a hereditary trait.
- type of reproductiev isolation when courting rituals do not match upor other behaviors prevent breeding
- when the organisms at the start and end have a high fitness from the organisms form the middle .
Down
- type of reproductive isolation when 2 or more species reproduce at different times.
- preserved remains or traces of an ancient species
- all organisms have more fitness for living then in the future
- structures that are similar because they came from a previous species
- formulation of a new species
- hereditary characteristics that increase survival ability
- byproduct from evolution
- all alleles for a gene in a population
- is when the organisms at the beginning have higher fitness than any other
- a species changing to increase its chances of surviving
- physical separation of species due to the geography
20 Clues: byproduct from evolution • formulation of a new species • how fit an organism is to live • how populations are maintained • to change to increase survivability • all alleles for a gene in a population • preserved remains or traces of an ancient species • body parts for a common reason not common structure • physical separation of species due to the geography • ...
Camp2 2017-08-01
Ongelma? 2025-10-21
Across
- Leisure/spare/free time
- Treatment/care instruction
- Continuing, ongoing
- Strain, load
- Information flood
- Hasty, rushed, hurried
- Exhaustion, fatigue, tiredness
- Lifestyle
- Amount of work
- social (media)
- Speed, velocity, pace
- Cause, reason
Down
- Working climate/atmosphere/environment
- Burnout
- Speedy, fast, rapid; eventful
- To solve, resolve
- Consequence, result
- To order, command, instruct
- To weaken, become weaker
- Fitness for duty; fitness to work
- Stress, strain
- Everyday life, daily life, normal life
22 Clues: Burnout • Lifestyle • Strain, load • Cause, reason • Amount of work • Stress, strain • social (media) • To solve, resolve • Information flood • Consequence, result • Continuing, ongoing • Speed, velocity, pace • Hasty, rushed, hurried • Leisure/spare/free time • To weaken, become weaker • Treatment/care instruction • To order, command, instruct • Speedy, fast, rapid; eventful • ...
Pre Med 2023-11-23
Across
- Annual training plan
- 4 components to create ideal training porgram
- Stretch fitness
- When muscle increases in size
- Actvity after exercise to help blood settle
- (Principle)progress will be lost when an athlete stops training
- End goal in fitness
- Principle of Specificity
- Sport with a ball, net, and 11 pepople a team
- Week/month training plan
- Total of all fitness stats
- Time and repetitions you can do an exercise
- Gets blood flowing before exercise
Down
- (Principle) perform a higher volume of work than previsouly
- Sport in water with a ball and a net with 5 people per team
- Expression of feelings healthy
- Progressive Resistance Exercise
- A brown ball sport where you wear lots of gear and tackle people
- Gives athlete breaks physically and mentally while being active
- Sport where theres a neon ball on a court and rackets
- Confidence in self
21 Clues: Stretch fitness • Confidence in self • End goal in fitness • Annual training plan • Principle of Specificity • Week/month training plan • Total of all fitness stats • When muscle increases in size • Expression of feelings healthy • Progressive Resistance Exercise • Gets blood flowing before exercise • Actvity after exercise to help blood settle • ...
Animal Behavior 2021-05-04
Across
- Conveying accurate information about some aspect of the signaler's quality
- The interaction between organisms/populations that have to share a resource
- Safety in numbers
- the processes of attracting a mate
- The theory of ______ was popularized by Charles Darwin
- An individual that produces signals to deceive others that reduces the fitness of the signal receiver
- A trait that helps increase an individuals fitness
- Tricking an individual that something is true when it is not
- Something that causes a specific response
- The resemblance of one organism to another or inanimate object to increase survival.
- birds moving south for the winter
- A neurotransmitter that mediates satisfaction
- The exchange of information
- A method uses to study the adaptive value of traits based on the phenotypes that come with fitness benefits and costs
Down
- The process of creating offspring
- Hardwired innate response to a simple stimulus
- Using different tactics in different environments
- Evolutionary reasoning for a behavior
- The search for wild food and resources
- gazelles do this when predators are nears
- Immediate reasoning for a behavior
- A natural intuition
- Opposite of learned behavior
- killing offspring of the same species, usually done by males
- the evolution of signals that happen to activate established sensory signal receivers to elicit a favorable response
- a trait or gene that increases an individual's fitness.
- self-sacrificing behavior to benefit another organism
- An animal that exploits parental care to individuals other than its parent
- Ducklings do this to the first animal they see when hatched
- measure of genes carried to the next generation by an individual
- A type of mating system where the males and females only mate with the same individual every mating season
31 Clues: Safety 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 • Evolutionary reasoning for a behavior • The search for wild food and resources • gazelles do this when predators are nears • ...
Principles of Training 2020-05-06
Across
- 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 greater number of times each week.
Down
- 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. • ...
More Fitness Desk Shenanigans 2016-11-08
Across
- Equipment desk comes to steal these
- Calories to Kilowatts machine
- Saturday, November 19th at 7:30pm
- Ben's insta child
- Fitness Desk forming teams for this spring program
- Includes beep kickball and goalball
- Play it in wheelchairs, too
- _____ in the zones
- Josh's favorite GF class
- Read it everyday
- Dance studio
- Red, blue, green, black, purple. in that order
- Where you are now
- Yoga studio
- Ranging from 5 to 150
- Daily direction change
- The last studio
- Matrix and Woodway
Down
- Newest machine
- Push push push!
- Colored wheels for flips
- Blue ball hits the wall
- Bells, Bags and Ropes' home
- "Fitness to Building Sup"
- Where Courtney brings the heat
- Colored gems right in front of us
- Open from 4pm-10pm
- Fitness Desk weakness
- Where you drop shifts
- The only reason equipment desk calls us
- Kept below the towel rack
31 Clues: Yoga studio • Dance studio • Newest machine • Push push push! • The last studio • Read it everyday • Ben's insta child • Where you are now • _____ in the zones • Open from 4pm-10pm • Matrix and Woodway • Fitness Desk weakness • Where you drop shifts • Ranging from 5 to 150 • Daily direction change • Blue ball hits the wall • Colored wheels for flips • Josh's favorite GF class • ...
GCSE PE 2021-09-08
Across
- A type of fitness class
- Muscle in the calf
- Sends oxygenated blood around the body
- Where gaseous exchange occurs in the lungs
- A training method which varies speed
- Muscle that works opposite the antagonist
Down
- The vertebrae is this type of bone
- Used to clot blood
- When a bone comes out of place
- When you exercise using oxygen to create energy
- A questionnaire done prior to starting exercise
- PED that increases alertness
- The test used to measure flexibility
- Definition: the ability to meet the demands of the environment
- A fitness component which involves changing direction at speed
15 Clues: Used to clot blood • Muscle in the calf • A type of fitness class • PED that increases alertness • When a bone comes out of place • The vertebrae is this type of bone • The test used to measure flexibility • A training method which varies speed • Sends oxygenated blood around the body • Muscle that works opposite the antagonist • Where gaseous exchange occurs in the lungs • ...
Principles of Training 2020-05-06
Across
- training involving exercises to increase power (eccentric contraction followed by larger concentric contraction)
- training that is relevant to an individual and their sport
- training involving a number of different stations, work and rest ratios
- 220 - age
- a way to stretch to increase flexibility, held (isometric) for up to 30 seconds
- athletes need variety in their training to prevent boredom
- a pulse raising activity, stretching and mobility exercises, sport specific activities and mental preparation
- 60 - 80 MaxHR
- when training can be manipulated for longer, reducing recovery times or by completing a greater number of sets or repetitions
- training focussing on general/aerobic fitness and specific fitness needs
- sustained exercise at a constant rate steady state) without rests
- 80 - 90% MaxHR
Down
- systems reverse or de-adapt if training stops or is significantly reduced
- a light jog, stretching and refuelling
- training involving different exercises depending on fitness aim, eg strength/power
- training varying speed, terrain and
- or muscular endurance
- ratios.
- training principles (FITT) are increased over the training period
- training focussing to maintain fitness levels and work on specific skills
- when training is manipulated by offering a variety of activities and experiences to the athlete by combining training methods.
- training focussing on rest and recovery with light aerobic training to maintain a level of general fitness.
- training involving periods of exercising hard, interspersed with periods of rest or low intensity exercise.
- 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
- when training is increased by greater number of times each week.
25 Clues: ratios. • 220 - age • 60 - 80 MaxHR • 80 - 90% MaxHR • or muscular endurance • training varying speed, terrain and • a light jog, stretching and refuelling • training that is relevant to an individual and their sport • athletes need variety in their training to prevent boredom • when training is increased by greater number of times each week. • ...
Animal Behavior 2021-05-04
Across
- Immediate reasoning for a behavior
- the processes of attracting a mate
- The interaction between organisms/populations that have to share a resource
- Ducklings do this to the first animal they see when hatched
- The exchange of information
- killing offspring of the same species, usually done by males
- Evolutionary reasoning for a behavior
- Hardwired innate response to a simple stimulus
- Opposite of learned behavior
- A natural intuition
- a trait or gene that increases an individual's fitness.
- Tricking an individual that something is true when it is not
- The theory of ______ was popularized by Charles Darwin
- The resemblance of one organism to another or inanimate object to increase survival.
Down
- An animal that exploits parental care to individuals other than its parent
- measure of genes carried to the next generation by an individual
- The process of creating offspring
- A method uses to study the adaptive value of traits based on the phenotypes that come with fitness benefits and costs
- the evolution of signals that happen to activate established sensory signal receivers to elicit a favorable response
- Using different tactics in different enviornments
- birds moving south for the winter
- Something that causes a specific response
- A neurotransmitter that mediates satisfaction
- gazelles do this when predators are nears
- The search for wild food and resources
- signal Conveying accurate information about some aspect of the signaler's quality
- An individual that produces signals to deceive others that reduces the fitness of the signal receiver
- self-sacrificing behavior to benefit another organism
- A type of mating system where the males and females only mate with the same individual every mating season
- Saftey in numbers
- A trait that helps increase an individuals fitness
31 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 • Immediate reasoning for a behavior • the processes of attracting a mate • Evolutionary reasoning for a behavior • The search for wild food and resources • Something that causes a specific response • ...
bio 2024-02-07
Across
- isolation of a population due to physical barriers such as a fence, mountain range, or body of water
- type of natural selection in which individuals with one extreme phenotype have an advantage and the other extreme is selected against
- collection of all the alleles present in a population
- any characteristic that increases the fitness of an individual.
- measurement of the ability of an individual to survive and reproduce successful offspring.
- migration of new individuals into a population
- describes the movement of genes/alleles/individuals between 2 neighboring populations
- random changes in allele frequencies attributed to luck not fitness
- state of genetic equilibrium characterized by a large population
- the idea that those individuals best suited to their environment will achieve higher fitness
- isolation of a population due to differences in communications, mating rituals, or other behaviors
Down
- when organisms will impersonate other organisms to increase fitness
- type of natural selection in which the average phenotype has advantage and the extremes are selected against
- hardy weinberg equation that states that all dominant alleles (p) + all the recessive alleles(q) represents al the alleles present in a population
- isolation of a population due to differences in the timing of mating
- when a small part of a population is separated from the rest and colonies a new area often respond differently to natural selection pressures
- when a population experiences a rapid, drastic reduction in the number of individuals in the population
- migration of individuals out of a population
- selection within a population due to human inference and selection of desired traits
- refers to the differences among individuals in a population
- group of individuals of the same species that live in the same area at the same time and can interbreed
21 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 differences among individuals in a population • any characteristic that increases the fitness of an individual. • state of genetic equilibrium characterized by a large population • ...
Topic 6 2020-01-05
Across
- Vertical jump tests this component of fitness
- Error bars represent the__________of data
- Standard___________
- A performance related component of fitness
- 40m sprint tests this component of fitness
Down
- A heath-related component of fitness
- ________of variation is the ratio of the SD to the mean expressed as a %
- Physical Activity__________Questionnaire
- Having a range of training methods in a programme
- Should be at the beginning of every training session
- Used for comparing 2 sets of data
11 Clues: Standard___________ • Used for comparing 2 sets of data • A heath-related component of fitness • Physical Activity__________Questionnaire • Error bars represent the__________of data • A performance related component of fitness • 40m sprint tests this component of fitness • Vertical jump tests this component of fitness • Having a range of training methods in a programme • ...
Principles of Training 2020-05-06
Across
- 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.
Down
- 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
Across
- 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
Down
- 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 • ...
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
Across
- 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
Down
- 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 Center 2022-06-16
Across
- 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
Down
- 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
Across
- 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
Down
- 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
Across
- 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
Down
- 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
Across
- 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
Down
- 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
Across
- 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 • ...
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 ___________ • ...
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 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 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
Across
- 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 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. • ...
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 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 • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-21
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- a decrease in size of a muscle or body tissue
- the front surface of a person's of animal's body
- an isometric core exercise
- a large muscle in the front of the upper arm between the shoulder and elbow
- a physical exercise designed to strengthen the abdominal muscles
- strength, endurance, balance, flexibility
- first name
- an exercise where somebody lowers their hips and then returns to standing position
- a group of muscles in the front of your thigh
- last name
- each of the two upper limbs of the human body from the shoulder to the hand
- a flexible but inelastic cord of strong fibrous collagen tissue
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- a large muscle of the back of the upper limb
- the quality of being intense
- the number of repeating events per unit of time
- the indefinite continued progress of space
- a projecting part of the human body formed from bone and joints
- a j shaped organ that digests food
- an excessive amount
- the muscle that forms the round contour of the human shoulder
20 Clues: last name • first name • an excessive amount • an isometric core exercise • the quality of being intense • a j shaped organ that digests food • strength, endurance, balance, flexibility • the indefinite continued progress of space • a large muscle of the back of the upper limb • a group of muscles in the front of your thigh • a decrease in size of a muscle or body tissue • ...
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 • ...
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 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 2025-08-06
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- For whom do RTO's train learners?
- on-going assessments which monitor student progress
- end of learning assessment which evaluates overall learning
- environmental conditioning to alter humans
- evidence can be verified as the candidates own work
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- Commonwealth government department in charge of VET
- teaching technique to draw out quite learners
- shows consistent performance over time
- delivery mode combination of face to face and online
- the beginning of the training, engaging & fun
- prominent AI platformp
11 Clues: prominent AI platformp • For whom do RTO's train learners? • shows consistent performance over time • environmental conditioning to alter humans • teaching technique to draw out quite learners • the beginning of the training, engaging & fun • Commonwealth government department in charge of VET • on-going assessments which monitor student progress • ...
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
- 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 • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-23
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- The main muscle chunk of the shoulder
- The measurement of events and days
- A large muscle in the back of the upper arm
- Excess of effort or stress
- An exercise to strengthen the core
- The main chunk of the thigh
- Me
- The decline of a muscle after being neglected
- The strength of an activity
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- The commonality of something
- The area to process food
- Strengthens the abdominal muscles
- The tissue connecting muscles to bone
- The upper area containing your rib cage and heart
- A joint connecting limbs to your chest
- An exercise to strengthen the glutes and upper legs
- A large muscle in the front of the arm
- Me
- A variety or category
- The two upper limbs attached to the shoulders
20 Clues: Me • Me • A variety or category • The area to process food • Excess of effort or stress • The main chunk of the thigh • The strength of an activity • The commonality of something • Strengthens the abdominal muscles • The measurement of events and days • An exercise to strengthen the core • The main muscle chunk of the shoulder • The tissue connecting muscles to bone • ...
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
Across
- 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
Down
- 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 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
- 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 ______ • ...
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 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 • ...
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
Fitness 2025-05-13
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- A short period of time when you do an activity
- When you are part of a gym or group
- The science of healthy eating
- The machines or tools you need for a job or sport
- A group of people who share something and help each other
- To take part in something
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- A test or check to see your level or needs
- When you stop something officially, like a plan or a class
- Money you get back if something doesn’t work out
- Cheaper or better than others; trying to win
- A person who teaches you something, like a coach
11 Clues: To take part in something • The science of healthy eating • When you are part of a gym or group • A test or check to see your level or needs • Cheaper or better than others; trying to win • A short period of time when you do an activity • Money you get back if something doesn’t work out • A person who teaches you something, like a coach • ...
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) • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-21
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- Large muscle in the shoulder.
- Core strengthening exercise.
- Limb between the shoulder and wrist.
- How often something occurs.
- Category of exercise.
- Urgola
- Body part related to digestion.
- Exercise involving lying down and lifting the upper body.
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- Upper body muscle.
- Upper arm muscle opposite of triceps.
- Exceeding the capacity for growth or progress.
- Condition of muscle wasting.
- Lower body exercise.
- Upper arm muscle.
- Part of the body used for pushing exercises like push-ups.
- Part of the body that connects muscle to bone.
- Muscles in the upper legs.
- The degree of force or effort in exercise.
- Duration of an activity.
19 Clues: Urgola • Upper arm muscle. • Upper body muscle. • Lower body exercise. • Category of exercise. • Duration of an activity. • Muscles in the upper legs. • How often something occurs. • Core strengthening exercise. • Condition of muscle wasting. • Large muscle in the shoulder. • Body part related to digestion. • Limb between the shoulder and wrist. • Upper arm muscle opposite of triceps. • ...
Exercise & Fitness 2025-03-21
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- Exercise without the use of oxygen.
- Whole body working together at optimal level.
- This test can only be done in a lab.
- Fitness activity focused on being healthy.
- Exercise that demands more oxygen than usual.
- Volume of blood pumped by the heart in a minute.
- Enhances physical performance.
- Volume of blood pumped with each heartbeat.
- Often overlooked as a component of physical fitness.
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- Exercise focused on skill improvement.
- Test that determines your build.
- Measurement that uses calipers to pinch an inch.
- Take this before you get out of bed.
- Responds quickly when stimulated.
- As muscles become ____, you burn more fat.
- Activities that you engage in throughout life.
16 Clues: Enhances physical performance. • Test that determines your build. • Responds quickly when stimulated. • Exercise without the use of oxygen. • Take this before you get out of bed. • This test can only be done in a lab. • Exercise focused on skill improvement. • Fitness activity focused on being healthy. • As muscles become ____, you burn more fat. • ...
Wie sport, die wint! 2025-09-04
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- sports club
- sporty
- badminton
- tennis
- referee
- to dance
- Suspense
- strenght
- to swim
- football
- basketball
- spectator
- grandstand
- attempt
- race bikes
- equipment
- volleyball
- aan To compete
- fitness
- to walk
- sports field
- to perform
- to lose
- achievement
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- victory
- to play sports
- to win
- drawback
- to run
- horse riding
- To underestimate
- medal
- defeat
- effort
- cup
- match
- facility
- pitch
- table tennis
- draw
- stadium
- award
42 Clues: cup • draw • medal • match • pitch • award • to win • to run • sporty • tennis • defeat • effort • victory • referee • to swim • attempt • stadium • fitness • to walk • to lose • drawback • to dance • Suspense • strenght • football • facility • badminton • spectator • equipment • basketball • grandstand • race bikes • volleyball • to perform • sports club • achievement • horse riding • table tennis • sports field • to play sports • aan To compete • To underestimate
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. • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
Biology Vocab Crossword 2025-04-09
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- structure not of use anymore, used to be
- formation of a new species
- both ends high fitness
- similarities in sequences of molecules
- change in frequency of gene
- drop in population due to natural events
- same structure, different structure
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- one side higher fitness
- middle high fitness
- same function, different structure
- geographical distribution
11 Clues: middle high fitness • both ends high fitness • one side higher fitness • geographical distribution • formation of a new species • change in frequency of gene • same function, different structure • same structure, different structure • similarities in sequences of molecules • structure not of use anymore, used to be • drop in population due to natural events
Biology 2025-02-04
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- The idea that those individuals best suited to their environment will achieve higher Fitness.
- State of genetic equilibrium characterized by a large population, no migration, no natural selection, no mutation, and random mating.
- Type of natural selection in which individuals I either extreme of the bell curve achieve higher Fitness and the average is selected against.
- Isolation of a population due to differences in communication, mating rituals, and other behaviors.
- Describes the movement of genes/alleles/individuals between 2 neighboring populations - makes populations more alike. Gene Pool- Collection of all alleles present in a population.
- Type of natural selection in which individuals with one extreme phenotype have an advantage and the Other Extreme is selected against.
- Migration of individuals out of a population. Fitness- Measurement of the ability of an individual to survive and reproduce successful offspring.
- When a small part of a population is separated from the rest and colonizes a new area-They often respond differently to Natural Selection pressures.
- A necessary or desired commodity in an ecosystem - individuals of a population will compete for these.
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- Percent of individuals of a population that have a particular trait-expressed as a number between 0 and 1.
- Type of natural selection in which individuals with the Average phenotype have an advantage and the extremes are selected against.
- Isolation of a population due to differences in the timing of mating
- Group of individuals of the same species that live in the same area at the same time and can interbreed.
- Any characteristic that increases the fitness of an individual.
- 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.
- Random changes in a low frequencies attributed to luck, not Fitness Genetic Variation- Refers to the differences among individuals in a population.
- Migration of new individuals into a population.
- When organisms will impersonate other organisms to increase Fitness.
- Isolation of a population due to physical barriers such as fence, mountain range, or body of water.
19 Clues: Migration of new individuals into a population. • Any characteristic that increases the fitness of an individual. • Isolation of a population due to differences in the timing of mating • When organisms will impersonate other organisms to increase Fitness. • The idea that those individuals best suited to their environment will achieve higher Fitness. • ...
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 • ...
The 1980s Yuppies 2025-11-05
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- Great riches
- Influence or control
- Status watch
- Late morning meal
- Business attire
- Small briefcase
- Document case
- Market dealer
- Japanese delicacy
- Shoulder insert
- Social standing
- High comfort
- Apartment unit
- Cash or currency
- Company shares
- Brand name
- Excessive desire
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- Popular luxury car
- Portable device
- Brand of shirt
- Fine food lover
- Open-plan living
- Physical health
- Fitness dance
- Professional path
- Wanting to achieve
- Financial district street
- Drive for success
- Achieving goals
- Alcoholic beverage
30 Clues: Brand name • Great riches • Status watch • High comfort • Fitness dance • Document case • Market dealer • Brand of shirt • Apartment unit • Company shares • Portable device • Fine food lover • Physical health • Business attire • Small briefcase • Shoulder insert • Social standing • Achieving goals • Open-plan living • Cash or currency • Excessive desire • Late morning meal • Professional path • Japanese delicacy • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
unit 3.11 2016-11-11
Mental Fitness 2025-02-25
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- helps push mental function
- a state of mental fitness
- one of the pillars of mental fitness
- contain flavonoids to help improve memory
- what increases in flow to your brain when exercising
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- a benefit of being mentally fit
- a way to practice mental fitness
- getting enough every night helps mental fitness
- full of omega-3 which helps lower blood pressure
- "feel good" brain chemicals
10 Clues: a state of mental fitness • helps push mental function • "feel good" brain chemicals • a benefit of being mentally fit • a way to practice mental fitness • one of the pillars of mental fitness • contain flavonoids to help improve memory • getting enough every night helps mental fitness • full of omega-3 which helps lower blood pressure • ...
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 • ...
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
Fitness componets 2020-11-03
Across
- 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.
Down
- ______ 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. • ...
Muscular Fitness 2025-01-21
Across
- a core exercise where you lie on your back with bent knees.
- a lower-body exercise where you bend your knees and lower your body as if sitting in a chair, then stand back up.
- a group of four muscles at the front of the thigh that help extend the knee and straighten the leg.
- a J-shaped organ that digests food.
- a tough, fibrous tissue that connects muscles to bones, allowing for movement when muscles contract.
- the front part of the upper body, located between the neck and abdomen.
- the number of resistance training sessions performed in a given period of time,
- the part of the body where the arm connects to the torso
- the practice of increasing the intensity, duration, or frequency of exercise to challenge the body.
Down
- the muscles at the front of the upper arm that are responsible for bending the elbow and lifting the forearm.
- repeatedly working a specific muscle to a level of exhaustion.
- a core-strengthening exercise where you hold a position similar to a push-up, keeping your body straight and supported on your toes and forearms.
- the upper limb of the body, extending from the shoulder to the hand, its used for various functions like lifting, carrying, and reaching.
- the specific kind of exercise or activity performed, such as weightlifting, bodyweight exercises, or resistance training.
- the shrinking or weakening of muscles or tissues due to lack of use, aging, injury, or disease.
- the duration of each exercise or the length of a workout session.
- the muscles at the back of the upper arm that are responsible for extending the elbow and straightening the arm.
- common exercises to strengthen it include shoulder presses, lateral raises, and reverse flies
18 Clues: a J-shaped organ that digests food. • the part of the body where the arm connects to the torso • a core exercise where you lie on your back with bent knees. • repeatedly working a specific muscle to a level of exhaustion. • the duration of each exercise or the length of a workout session. • the front part of the upper body, located between the neck and abdomen. • ...
