FITNESS CHALLENGE
Across
- 1. the rest period that allows the body position while standing or moving.
- 3. the side abdominal muscles that help rotate and bend the torso.
- 6. abdominal exercise that alternate opposite elbow-o-knee movements.
- 8. Light physical activity performed before exercise o prepare the body.
- 11. The muscles group located at the front of the thigh.
- 15. an isometric exercise n which you hold a seated position against a wall.
- 16. The ability of muscles to exert force against resistance.
- 17. The muscles group located at the back of the thigh.
- 20. is performed by lifting the legs while lying on your back.
- 23. the group of trunk muscles that helps stabilize the body.
- 24. a lower-body exercise that involves stepping sideways and bending one knee.
- 25. a lower-body exercise that involves stepping onto and off a raised platform.
- 27. the ability to maintain control of body position while standing or moving.
- 28. an exercise that strengthens the glutes by lifting the hips while lying on the back.
Down
- 2. the ability to sustain physical activity over an extended period.
- 4. a lower body exercise that involves bending the hips and knees as if sitting in the chair.
- 5. an exercise that raises the upper body from a laying position to a sitting position.
- 7. abdominal exercise that lifts the shoulders off the floor.
- 9. the front trunk muscles commonly known as the abs.
- 10. the ability of joints to move through a range of motion.
- 12. a plan-based exercise in which you alternately bring your knees toward your chest.
- 13. a full body exercise that combines a squat, plank, push-ups and jump.
- 14. a bridge variation that primarily targets the gluteal muscles.
- 18. The muscles of the buttocks that help extend the hips.
- 19. hold your body straight, supported by forearms or hands.
- 21. the ability to maintain or control body position and resist unwanted movement.
- 22. the ability to move a joint actively through its available range of motion.
- 26. a lower body exercise that involves stepping forward or backward and bending both knees.