PSK4U Crossword Puzzle
Across
- 2. The process of muscle fibers shortening
- 5. External input that aids in skill development
- 6. Energy system primarily used for endurance activities
- 8. Mental strategy for enhancing performance
- 10. Principle involving working harder than usual to improve performance
- 11. Caffeine, altitude masks and steroids
- 13. The principle that emphasizes gradual increase in training load
- 14. Immediate effect of exercise that enhances mood
- 15. Range of motion available at a joint
- 20. Types of physical activities that promote social interaction
- 22. Tailoring physical activities to meet individual needs
- 23. The necessity of physical activity in early societies
- 26. Framework for understanding human movement and performance
- 29. System responsible for delivering oxygen to the body
- 31. The importance of physical activity for overall well-being
- 32. Essential nutrient important for muscle repair
- 33. State of health achieved through regular activity
- 34. Neck extension is an example of this type of lever
- 35. Energy system utilized for high-intensity, short-duration activities
Down
- 1. Growth from infancy to adulthood
- 3. This principle suggests that if you stop exercising, you will lose fitness
- 4. Longitudinal, Transverse and ______________
- 7. Desire or drive to engage in physical activity
- 9. Macronutrient that provides energy for physical activity
- 12. The impact of marketing and sponsorship on sports
- 16. Training method that includes multiple exercise stations
- 17. Stability, maximisation of force, linear motion and angular motion.
- 18. The concept of using physical activity to enhance mood and reduce stress
- 19. This term describes the ability to perform movements effectively
- 21. Financial barrier affecting access to sports programs
- 24. A sport that has significant cultural impact in Canada
- 25. Increasing health issue related to elevated body weight
- 27. A program designed to improve health-related fitness
- 28. Joint type that allows for rotational movement
- 30. Newton's first law