Sports madness

2. A series of exercises performed before participating in a sport to prepare the body for physical activity.
3. A state of good physical health and well-being.
5. Winning a competition or event.
6. The best performance in a specific category or event in sports.
9. The ability to move joints through a complete range of motion.
12. A specific competition or athletic occurrence.
13. A person or team who has won a competition or event.
18. The process of drinking enough fluids to maintain adequate hydration levels in the body.
19. The ability to change direction quickly and efficiently.
20. A physical award presented to the winner of a competition or event.
25. A series of exercises performed after participating in a sport to return the body to a normal state.
26. The specific manner in which a skill or activity is performed.
27. An award given to the winner or runner-up of a competition.
28. The practice and preparation required to improve one's skills and performance in a sport.
29. A physical activity that is competitive and involves rules and a specific goal.

1. The ability to maintain physical activity or effort over a long period of time.
4. The intake of food and drink to provide the body with the necessary nutrients for growth and maintenance.
7. Losing a competition or event.
8. Physical activity used to improve or maintain physical fitness.
10. A state of physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
11. A plan for achieving a specific goal in a sport.
13. A contest between individuals or teams to determine who is the best in a specific sport or event.
14. Physical damage to the body sustained during a sport or exercise.
15. A developed ability in a specific aspect of a sport, such as shooting or dribbling.
16. The process of treating an injury and restoring physical function.
17. The food and drink a person consumes on a regular basis.
21. The process of regaining strength, health, and fitness after injury or illness.
22. The ability to move quickly.
23. A person who is trained in a sport and competes professionally or for recreation.
24. The ability to exert force with one's muscles.