Across
- 2. The ability to use muscle strength quickly
- 4. a type of continuous training where you move backwards
- 8. rest is required in order to allow for this to take place
- 9. ATP-CP system has very _________ stores that is why it doesn’t last long.
- 12. When you stop training, the fitness gains you have made disappear, usually faster than they were gained. This is known as ___________
- 13. energy system/s requiring no oxygen
- 15. Interval training involves having alternate work and _______ periods
- 16. Method of training involving jumping or ‘bounding’ exercises that use the natural ‘stretch reflex’ within the muscle
- 18. Muscular endurance is optimised by lower resistance and higher __________
- 19. most accessible fuel used by the body
- 21. a common reason for losing fitness gains made in training
- 22. Moving specific joints or a group of joints through a wide range of motion
- 24. fuel source rarely used for energy but aids muscle repair
- 26. muscular ________: Using muscles repetitively without fatiguing for an extended period of time
- 28. The ability to stop, start, and change directions quickly
- 29. there are how many Health Related components of fitness
- 31. resistance training can be used to develop this
- 32. Controlling body positions while standing still or moving
Down
- 1. Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) are the __________ that store the energy we receive from food
- 3. _________ time: How quickly an individual responds to a stimulus
- 5. fuel of the lactic acid energy system
- 6. lactic acid causes muscles to ________
- 7. principle relating to training the energy systems and muscles as closely as possible to the way they are used in your sport.
- 10. This source of energy contains the most energy per grams
- 11. Making movements work together smoothly
- 14. body __________: The ratio of muscle to fat in the body
- 17. avoid this during progressive workouts
- 20. the law of __________ returns: as athletes become fitter, the amount of improvement is less as they approach their genetic limits.
- 23. Rest and _________ are essential elements of effective progressive overload training
- 25. calisthenics is a method of training that essentially doesnt involve/require any __________
- 27. method of training involving continuous activity but with bursts of speed added in
- 30. working at 70-85% of your Maximum Heart Rate is considered the _________ zone