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Across
  1. 2. The heart's resting rate (abbreviation).
  2. 6. The largest muscle in the human body (Gluteus ___).
  3. 8. A physical state of readiness.
  4. 9. To pull a muscle or ligament.
  5. 10. Muscle on the back of the upper arm.
  6. 11. High blood pressure medical term.
  7. 15. The "kneecap."
  8. 16. Mineral essential for bone health.
  9. 17. Connects muscle to bone.
  10. 20. The back-and-forth movement of a limb toward the body.
  11. 21. Connects bone to bone.
  12. 23. Acronym for treating injuries (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation).
  13. 24. Excessive loss of body fluid.
  14. 25. The "building blocks" of muscle.
  15. 31. A specialized protein that acts as a catalyst.
  16. 32. Fast-twitch muscle fiber type.
  17. 34. Sport played with a shuttlecock.
  18. 36. The "thigh" bone.
  19. 38. A curved bone forming the ribcage.
  20. 39. The end of a long bone.
  21. 42. Number of players on a soccer field per team.
  22. 43. The "breastbone."
  23. 46. A break in a bone.
  24. 53. The "voice box."
  25. 54. Muscle on the front of the upper arm.
  26. 57. Distance covered per unit of time.
  27. 58. The "windpipe."
  28. 61. Ability to perform a task repeatedly without tiring.
  29. 62. "Father" of the modern Olympics (Last name).
  30. 63. Sport involving a "puck."
  31. 64. Flatness of the feet (Condition).
  32. 65. A track event covering 42.2 kilometers.
  33. 67. The "sit and ___" test for flexibility.
  34. 68. Ability of a muscle to exert force.
  35. 69. Muscle used for breathing.
  36. 71. The chest muscle.
  37. 73. The ability to stay upright while moving or standing.
  38. 77. A rhythmic throbbing of the arteries.
  39. 78. Unit of energy in food.
  40. 79. Exercise involving jumping (____metrics).
  41. 80. Type of muscle found only in the heart.
  42. 81. The study of human movement.
  43. 82. A state of balance in the body.
  44. 85. Type of exercise that requires oxygen (e.g., jogging).
  45. 88. A "foul" in basketball (Example).
  46. 89. Movement of a limb away from the midline of the body.
  47. 90. The "skull."
  48. 91. Sport played at Wimbledon.
  49. 92. A 10-event athletic contest.
  50. 93. Fluid that lubricates joints.
  51. 94. An increase in muscle size.
  52. 95. Main source of fuel for high-intensity exercise.
  53. 96. Shortening of a muscle during contraction.
  54. 97. Bone in the forearm on the thumb side.
Down
  1. 1. Type of fat that is liquid at room temperature.
  2. 3. Substance in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
  3. 4. Type of joint found in the shoulder.
  4. 5. Measurement of body fat based on height and weight.
  5. 7. The "pump" of the cardiovascular system.
  6. 12. The "master" gland of the endocrine system.
  7. 13. Thickening of the heart wall or muscle.
  8. 14. The "shoulder" muscle.
  9. 18. The "tailbone."
  10. 19. The "pelvis" or hip bone.
  11. 20. Type of exercise without oxygen (e.g., sprinting).
  12. 22. Ability to change direction quickly.
  13. 26. The "shin" bone.
  14. 27. The "jawbone."
  15. 28. Ratio of body fat to lean tissue.
  16. 29. The main artery of the body.
  17. 30. A test of abdominal strength and endurance.
  18. 32. Sugar found in the blood.
  19. 33. The "heel" bone.
  20. 35. Stretching while moving (e.g., leg swings).
  21. 37. The "funny bone" nerve.
  22. 40. The shoulder blade.
  23. 41. The largest bone in the human body.
  24. 44. A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being.
  25. 45. Distance around the middle (often measured for health).
  26. 47. The "midsection" muscles.
  27. 48. The "collarbone."
  28. 49. Muscle on the back of the lower leg.
  29. 50. Slow-twitch muscle fiber type.
  30. 51. The largest organ of the body.
  31. 52. A sudden, involuntary muscle contraction.
  32. 55. Inflammation of a joint.
  33. 56. Training principle: Do more than usual.
  34. 59. Lower chambers of the heart.
  35. 60. Number of players on a standard basketball court (per team).
  36. 66. Low blood sugar.
  37. 70. To breathe in.
  38. 72. Sensory nerve endings in muscles (e.g., spindles).
  39. 73. Sport where you can "strike" or "spare."
  40. 74. Smallest blood vessels.
  41. 75. To breathe out.
  42. 76. Range of motion around a joint.
  43. 83. Vitamin produced when skin is exposed to sunlight.
  44. 84. Muscle group on the front of the thigh.
  45. 86. A sharp pain in the side while running.
  46. 87. A period of low-intensity activity after a workout.