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- 2. A person who watches sports events or competitions as an observer, often cheering for their favorite team or athlete.
- 5. The act of winning a game, match, or competition.
- 10. The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks, an important trait for athletes facing adversity.
- 15. The ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort, essential for athletes during long contests.
- 16. Nimbleness and quickness of movement, crucial for maneuvering effectively in various sports.
- 17. Commitment and devotion to one's sport, often demonstrated through consistent practice and effort.
- 18. A task or situation that tests one's abilities or strengths, common in competitive sports and games.
- 19. A person who participates in sports or other physical activities, often trained or skilled in a particular sport.
- 20. Repeated exercise or rehearsal of skills and techniques, essential for athletes to improve their performance.
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- 1. The ability to withstand hardship or continue exertion over a prolonged period, vital for athletes in endurance sports.
- 3. Cooperative effort by members of a group to achieve a common goal, foundational in team sports.
- 4. A hormone released during stress or excitement, often experienced by athletes during intense moments in sports.
- 6. A sudden, intense effort or attack, often used in sports to describe aggressive tactics.
- 7. Enthusiasm, determination, and camaraderie exhibited by individuals or teams in sports competitions.
- 8. Strong and intense enthusiasm or love for a particular sport or activity, driving athletes to excel and persevere.
- 9. A person who instructs, trains, and motivates athletes, guiding them to improve their skills and performance.
- 11. Fair and honorable behavior, respect for opponents, and acceptance of victory or defeat with grace.
- 12. The state of being physically fit and healthy, crucial for optimal performance in sports and activities.
- 13. A plan or method for achieving a specific goal, often employed by coaches and players to outwit opponents.
- 14. A feeling of excitement or exhilaration, often experienced during intense or closely contested sports events.