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Across
  1. 4. The major mountain range running through western Canada
  2. 6. Movement patterns used in sport skills
  3. 9. Badgers
  4. 12. Bulldogs
  5. 13. Managing emotional pressure and demands
  6. 14. Tracking performance improvements over time
  7. 19. Training must relate to the activity or sport
  8. 20. The more you take away from me, the bigger I become
  9. 21. Blue Devils
  10. 23. The leader of the federal government in Canada
  11. 24. The amount of force a muscle can produce in one effort
  12. 29. Lifting weights to increase muscular strength
  13. 30. The ocean located on Canada’s west coast
  14. 31. I am not alive but I grow, I do not have lungs but I need air
  15. 32. Ability to produce force quickly
  16. 36. Ability to use the senses with body parts effectively
  17. 38. I follow you all day but disappear at night
  18. 40. I repeat what you say but never speak first
  19. 41. The country that is the second largest in the world by land area
  20. 43. Time allowed for the body to repair and rebuild after training
  21. 45. Jayhawks
  22. 48. The sport widely considered Canada’s national winter sport
  23. 49. The mental ability to stay focused on a task
  24. 50. Healthy foods that provide energy and nutrients
  25. 51. Wildcats
  26. 52. The group of elected officials responsible for making federal laws in Canada
  27. 58. I have a mouth but never speak and a bed but never sleep
  28. 59. Ability to maintain equilibrium while stationary or moving
  29. 60. The more I dry, the wetter I become
  30. 62. Crimson Tide
  31. 63. Measuring body composition using height and weight
  32. 64. Nutrient that provides concentrated energy
  33. 66. Lack of sufficient water in the body
  34. 67. Continuous steady exercise for endurance
  35. 68. Planned variation in training intensity and volume
  36. 69. Bears
  37. 71. Spartans
  38. 73. The Horned Frogs
  39. 75. Preparing muscles and joints for activity
  40. 76. Body's preferred fuel during exercise
  41. 77. Volunteers
  42. 80. Rules and etiquette that govern sport behavior
  43. 81. Personal aim you work toward improving
  44. 84. I show cities and rivers but have no water or buildings
  45. 85. The body's ability to take in and use oxygen during exercise
  46. 86. Gradually increasing exercise demands
Down
  1. 1. The motivation to continue training or activity
  2. 2. Cougars
  3. 3. Wildcats
  4. 5. The flat grassland region of Canada that includes Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba
  5. 7. Improvements disappear if training stops
  6. 8. Overstretching or tearing of ligaments
  7. 10. Gradually lowering heart rate after exercise
  8. 11. Training to improve a specific athletic ability
  9. 14. The Canadian province known for the Rocky Mountains and oil sands
  10. 15. Planned physical movement to improve fitness
  11. 16. The sport recognized as Canada’s official national summer sport
  12. 17. The capital city of Canada
  13. 18. Tar Heels
  14. 22. One of the three northern regions of Canada governed with federal support
  15. 25. Activities done during free time for enjoyment
  16. 26. Ability to guide or influence others
  17. 27. Working together to achieve a common goal
  18. 28. I have keys but no locks and space but no room
  19. 32. Nutrient responsible for muscle repair and growth
  20. 33. A plan for improving physical health
  21. 34. Bruins
  22. 35. I get shorter as I work but never grow taller again
  23. 37. Taking responsibility for your actions
  24. 39. Exercise performed without sufficient oxygen supply
  25. 42. The ocean located on Canada’s east coast
  26. 44. Exercises using body weight like pushups or squats
  27. 46. Treating opponents and officials fairly
  28. 47. One of the ten main political divisions that make up Canada
  29. 53. The body's response to physical stress
  30. 54. I have hands but cannot clap
  31. 55. The range of motion around a joint
  32. 56. Ability to move quickly across the ground
  33. 57. Boilermakers
  34. 61. Ability of muscles to perform repeated contractions
  35. 63. The term describing Canada’s two official languages, English and French
  36. 65. Fluid loss during exercise through skin
  37. 70. Alternating high and low intensity exercise
  38. 71. The symbol found on the Canadian flag
  39. 72. The principle that training must challenge the body to improve
  40. 74. Overall state of physical, mental, and social well-being
  41. 78. Quickness and speed of movement in response to a stimulus
  42. 79. Injury to muscle or tendon
  43. 82. Immediate treatment method for minor injuries
  44. 83. Organized competitive physical activity