Physical Education

Across

1. / Muscle of the upper back and neck.
6. / Preparation for physical exertion.
7. / The primary calf muscle.
8. / Gradual reduction of intensity.
12. / Related to horse riding.
15. / The body’s internal steady state.
19. / The collarbone.
21. / Combat sport using foils or sabers.
23. / Chemicals that reduce pain/stress.
25. / Firm, flexible connective tissue.
28. / Relating to heart and blood vessels.
29. / Bat-and-ball game with wickets.
30. / Minerals like salt and potassium.
34. / Short bursts of activity without oxygen.
35. / Percentage of fat vs. lean mass.
39. / Reducing work before a competition.
40. / Pressure when the heart beats.
45. / Upper arm bone.
46. / Body Mass Index (weight/height ratio).
48. / Variation of baseball with larger ball.
49. / Pressure when the heart rests.
50. / Increase in muscle size.
51. / Turning the palm downward.
54. / Connects bone to bone.
56. / Official who enforces rules.
59. / Tennis stroke with palm facing forward.
61. / Force produced quickly ($Force \times Velocity$).
62. / Exercises involving balance and flips.
63. / Decreasing the angle of a joint.
64. / Fluid that lubricates joints.
66. / Force that a muscle works against.
69. / Hormone released during "fight or flight.
71. / Muscle lengthening under tension.
73. / Muscles of the stomach core.
74. / Muscle on the front of the upper arm.
76. / The shoulder blade.
77. / Longest bone in the body.
79. / Contraction at a constant speed.
82. / Ability to change direction quickly.
83. / Range of motion around a joint.
85. / Excessive loss of body water.
86. / A group of consecutive repetitions.
88. / Hitting a ball before it touches ground.
90. / Gradually increasing workout intensity.
91. / Punishment for breaking a rule.
93. / Explosive jumping exercises.
94. / How hard the body is working.
95. / Bouncing a ball repeatedly.
96. / Ability to sustain activity over time.

Down

1. / Scoring play in American football.
2. / Alternating high and low intensity.
3. / Field leader in football.
4. / Exercise requiring oxygen.
5. / Contraction with muscle shortening.
9. / How long a workout lasts.
10. / Four-muscle group on the front thigh.
11. / Muscle on the back of the upper arm.
13. / The kneecap.
14. / Space above the water in swimming.
16. / One complete motion of an exercise.
17. / Byproduct of intense anaerobic exercise.
18. / A period of little to no progress.
20. / Time allowed for repair after exercise.
22. / Moving a limb toward the body.
24. / Training for a specific goal.
26. / Large triangular shoulder muscle.
27. / Ten-event athletic contest.
31. / Stressing the body beyond normal limits.
32. / Sense of self-movement and position.
33. / A 26.2-mile race.
36. / Moving a limb away from the body.
37. / Connects muscle to bone.
38. / Tactile arterial palpation of heartbeat.
41. / Turning the palm upward.
42. / Rhythm or beat of a movement.
43. / Largest muscle group in the buttocks.
44. / Stored form of glucose in muscles.
47. / Muscle contraction without movement.
52. / Muscle shortening under tension.
53. / Large chest muscle.
55. / Player defending the net.
57. / Max oxygen the body can use.
58. / Bones making up the spinal column.
60. / Increasing the angle of a joint.
62. / Primary sugar used for energy.
65. / Chemical processes to maintain life.
67. / A plan of action to win a game.
68. / Decrease in muscle size from disuse.
69. / Largest tendon in the body.
70. / The boundary lines of a court.
72. / Series of exercises done in rotation.
74. / Tennis stroke across the body.
75. / Sport using rackets and shuttlecocks.
78. / How often one exercises.
80. / Positioning foul in soccer or hockey.
81. / The study of human movement.
84. / Muscle group on the back of the thigh.
87. / Unit of energy from food.
89. / Combat sport involving grappling.
92. / Shooting arrows at a target.