Sports

2. The study of the mechanical aspects of human movement in sports.
4. The process of muscle growth due to strength training.
8. Mental and physical toughness that helps athletes overcome setbacks.
12. The science of designing sports equipment and environments to enhance performance and reduce injury risk.
18. Exercises designed to increase power and explosiveness by using quick, explosive movements.
19. The maximum rate at which an athlete’s body can use oxygen during intense exercise.
22. The ability to sustain prolonged physical activity.
23. A sport that involves exercises requiring physical strength, flexibility, and coordination.
25. The sport of shooting arrows with a bow.
26. Management A strategy used to prevent overtraining and optimize athletic performance.
28. When a player scores three goals in a single game, commonly in soccer or hockey.
29. Ethical behavior and fair play in sports.

1. Exercise A type of strength training where muscles contract without movement, like planks.
3. The way air moves around objects, important in sports like cycling and skiing.
5. Throw An unopposed attempt to score in basketball after a foul.
6. The body’s ability to sense its position and movement, crucial for balance and coordination.
7. The study of human movement, applied in sports science and rehabilitation.
9. The ability to move quickly and easily, essential for sports like tennis and basketball.
10. A person who coaches athletes.
11. The last match of a competition.
13. A training strategy that divides an athlete’s schedule into different phases for peak performance.
14. A sport played on ice or grass, where players try to hit a puck or ball into the opponent’s goal.
15. The illegal use of performance-enhancing substances in sports.
16. Skills The ability to coordinate cognitive and physical functions in sports.
17. A move in basketball where a player keeps one foot in place while rotating the other to change direction.
20. Threshold The point during exercise when the body shifts from aerobic to anaerobic metabolism.
21. and Field A collection of athletic events, including running, jumping, and throwing.
24. A practice game or simulation, often used in football and basketball.
27. An event where participants compete against each other.
30. A punishment for violating the rules.