Nutrition | Health-Related Fitness | Skill-Related Fitness | Warm-Up and Stretching | Metabolic Health |
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What is carbohydrates
The macronutrient that serves as the body's main source of fuel/energy
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What is a concentric contraction
A bicep curl is an example of this type of contraction
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What is speed
The term for the ability to move the body quickly and is measured during the shuttle run (eraser test)
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What is a passive warm-up
Sitting in a sauna is an example of this type of warm-up
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What is body composition (body fat and muscle)
Measured by the InBody machine
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What is fat
Macronutrient that contains the most calories per gram
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What is VO2max
The maximal amount of oxygen that an individual can consume during exercise
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What is the Vertec
The tool used to measure vertical jump
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What is a task-specific warm-up
This type of warm-up is related to the movement specific to a sport
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What is BMI
The measure of body fat based on height and weight
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What is amino acids
The building blocks of proteins
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What is bone strengthening
Jumping rope and box jumps are examples of this type of activity that produce impact with the ground
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What is Type II Diabetes
Exercise reduces risk of this type of diabetes
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What is a cool-down
This should be done after exercise to reduce the pooling of blood in the legs and lower heart rate back to normal levels
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What is visceral fat
The most dangerous type of fat that is located in the abdomen around your organs
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Saturated fat
Type of fat that raises cholesterol levels and heart disease risk
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What is HIIT
This type of training has short periods of intense intervals with short rest periods
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What is osteoporosis
Term for the weakening of bones that causes hip fractures
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What is dynamic stretching
This type of stretching uses active movement to stretch muscles through their full range of motion
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What is subcutaneous fat
This type of fat is located just beneath the skin
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What is glycemic index
Measures the degree to which CHO containing foods raise your blood sugar
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What is vigorous activity
Term for activities that require the highest amount of oxygen and effort
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What is 20-25%
The activity and fitness percentage rate in Florida from the map
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What is ballistic stretching
This type of stretching includes repetitive bouncing movements
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What is hypertrophy
Term for the increase in the size of fat cells
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