Across
- 4. A term used to describe bodily energy or physical/mental readiness is ________.
- 5. ________ twitch fibers are also referred to as Type I skeletal muscle fibers.
- 7. This type of exercise produces changes in muscle length without changing resistance.
- 10. Exercise physical is the study of acute and _________ bodily responses to physical activity.
- 11. This stage of motor learning is defined as "Actively thinking about the movement, goal, and/or conditions of the movement"
- 12. _______________ (two words, no space) is the teaching of physical education.
- 13. The preferred laboratory measure of cardiorespiratory fitness.
- 16. ____________ of physical activity is defined in your textbook as our personal participation (or observation) of physical activity.
- 17. If you feel free to engage in an activity and don't feel a sense of obligation to do it, you are likely enaging in a ______ experience.
- 18. This type of allied health professional typically works with athletes regarding habilitative and rehabilitative care. (two words no space)
- 19. How many spheres of physical activity are there?
- 25. This type of exercise is important for restoring lost function.
- 26. This principle means that the training intensity must be greater than normally experienced.
Down
- 1. This involves exploring the factors that cause motion within biomechanics.
- 2. __________ (First and Last Name, no space) authored the first major kinesiology-based theoretical paper.
- 3. This stage of motor learning is defined as "Automatic performance that is consistent and efficient."
- 6. _____________________ (two words, no space) is facilitated by a positive identity related to group membership.
- 7. Feedback that is given to the self is best characterized as ________ feedback.
- 8. _______________ Activities of Daily Living include things like cooking, laundry, and taking medication.
- 9. The A in SMART goals stands for _______________.
- 14. The C in the ABCs of sport psychology refers to _____________.
- 15. _____________________(three words, no spaces) is the total number of independent movements needed to completely describe the position and orientation of a body in a given coordinate system
- 20. Any changes in the positive of a body part relative to another body part is _________.
- 21. The most common forces acting on a human include friction, ground reaction forces, air/water resistance, and _________.
- 22. The first exercise physiology lab was at this university.
- 23. The lead author of the article that had findings related to infants' body position being important for development.
- 24. The __________ of physical activity chapter outlined information directed at the goal of identifying and describing patterns of change and stability in our knowledge of physical activity.