Across
- 2. Ability to move quickly with little-to-no resistance; Example: Sprinting
- 4. Ability to maintain position and resist movement
- 5. Exercise using one side of the body; Example: Dumbbell Row
- 6. Increase in muscle size; Example: Light weight, high reps
- 9. Muscle contracts without changing length; Example: Wall Sit
- 12. A single movement completed during a workout
- 13. Ability to move joints
- 17. Shortening of the muscle during an exercise; Example: Going up during a Squat
Down
- 1. Ability to stretch muscles
- 3. Exercise using both sides of the body; Example: Barbell Row
- 4. A group of consecutive repetitions
- 7. Explosive exercises that improve power and speed; Example: Jumping
- 8. Ability to produce force quickly; combination of strength and speed; Example: Power Clean
- 10. One complete movement of an exercise
- 11. "Progressive ________";Gradually increasing training demands to build fitness: Example: Increasing weight, reps, or sets over time
- 14. Increase in muscle force production; Example: Heavy weight, low reps
- 15. A planned session of multiple exercises with a specific goal
- 16. Lengthening of the muscle during an exercise; Example: Going down during a Squat
