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Across
- 4. He's leading the charge in Albany and has stepped up his game in the last couple weeks.
- 5. While you're stretching, it's best to relax your _________ as well as the muscles being stretched.
- 7. Where we live; in the musical HAMILTON, it's called the "greatest city in the world."
- 8. It's also known as "quadruped" - the position from which we do the cat/camel (cat/cow), arch/round movement.
- 11. If she can find time to exercise while serving our country, so can you!
- 13. The minimum amount of time many of us should be holding a static stretch in order for us to get its benefit.
- 14. A position where the wrist might be as you'd hold it in a handshake - or the low back might be neither arched nor rounded, but in a pain-free, "middle" position.
- 16. For most of us, the easiest way to get moving is to walk and thus get our _____ in.
- 18. The name of a movement done on one's back, with legs and arms in the air; Raid made a killing here.
- 19. What we call it when you do exercise that raises your heart rate, gets you breathing faster, raises your body temp; the foundation of a sound exercise program.
- 20. The minimum amount of time we're supposed to be washing our hands these days.
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- 1. He's at the helm in keeping us informed of the science of COVID-19 (at least for now).
- 2. If you've heard your trainer say it once, you've heard it a thousand times: "Engage your ____."
- 3. The long muscles that run on the back of the leg from the hip to the knee; keeping these flexible can help minimize low back problems.
- 6. The muscles on the back side of the upper arm.
- 9. Shortened name for the muscles whose full name derives from the Latin for "broadest" muscles of the "back."
- 10. If you walked this from Bowling Green all the way through the Bronx, you would walk 13 miles (and definitely get those _____ in from #16 across).
- 12. Nickname for the primary muscles to engage when doing a hip bridge exercise.
- 15. Acronym for "Rating of Perceived Exertion" - an easy way to self-assess how hard you're working on a scale of 1-10.
- 17. The flow of breathing you do on the exertion/concentric movement of a strength exercise.