Physical Education 2

25 July 2022
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when are you most flexible
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when you are a baby
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places in your body where two or more bones meet
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joints
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refers to a joint's range of movement.
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flexibility
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which joints will have the most flexibility
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the ones you move alot
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As you age, what naturally happens to your body's flexibility?
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it decreases
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a form of exercise that increases or maintains flexibility
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stretching
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increased tissue strength, decreased chance of injury and relief for tensed muscels.
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Benefits of stretching
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When are muscle injuries most likely to occur?
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when you lead an inactive lifestyle
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when is the perfect times to stretch
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before a hard workout but after a small walk or run and after a workout.
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two types of exercise that can improve flexibility
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yoga and Pilates
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a series of body poses that places emphasis on breathing methods and meditation
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yoga
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a system of composed movements that originate from a person's torso and pelvis with a focus on strengthening the core muscles in the abdomen
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pilates
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What is one benefit to measuring your body's flexibility?
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tracking your flexibility improvements over time
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why should flexibility exercises be done in conjunction with strength-building exercises?
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They work together to maintain your overall level of fitness.
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Becky used to be able to touch her toes while standing, but now she cannot reach them. What aspect of her physical fitness has changed over time?
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her range of motion
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Why do athletes stretch before a game?
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to increase their range of motion
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Which type of activity should be done alongside flexibility exercises?
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strength-building
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the study of the movement of a living body, including how muscles, bones, tendons, and ligaments work together to produce movement
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Biomechanics
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the study of the mathematics of movement and interaction of nonliving objects
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Physics
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Which data-gathering activity would be useful for a biomechanical analysis?
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measuring the strength of a person's leg muscles
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Which action is an application of biomechanics?
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measuring a person's running dynamics and making changes to improve performance
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is a push or a pull applied to a body or an object
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Force
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come from outside the body
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External forces
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occur inside the body between muscles, tendons, bones, and ligaments. ___________________ between the skeletal and muscular systems create movement
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Internal Forces
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a force pulls on a part of the body, creates stress, and causes the body part to stretch
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Tension
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when a force pushes on an object in a way that squashes the object down
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Compression
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is created when a force is applied to a stiff bar
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leverage
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Which two concepts explain how the body produces movement?
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force and leverage
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occurs when an object moves around a fixed point, resulting in a circular or semicircular movement
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Rotation
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occurs when the inside angle of a joint increases
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Extension
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the opposite of extension, occurs when the inside angle of a joint decreases
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flexion
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When a person kneels to pick up a shell on the beach, what type of movement is exhibited at the knee joints?
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flexion2
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includes strength training, flexibility, and cardiovascular exercise. ___________________ can be applied to any activity
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Health-related fitness
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includes balance, agility, speed, power, and coordination
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Skill related fitness
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the ability to maintain equilibrium so as not to fall. For example, gymnasts must be able to keep their ______________on a four-inch-wide beam while performing routines
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Balance
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is a person's ability to move the body quickly and easily. It also includes the ability to quickly and easily change direction while maintaining one's balance
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Agility
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is the ability to move fast
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Speed
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is the ability to move the body parts quickly while applying the maximum force of the muscles
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Power
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is the skillful and effective interaction of movements
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Coordination
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When a stress is repeatedly placed on a part of the body, it causes tiny tears in muscle tissue. That is called
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MIcrotrauma
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is the accumulation of many small injuries
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Over use injury
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describes a range of serious injuries
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Critical injury
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Which injury stimulates muscle growth?
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Microtrauma
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In terms of biomechanics, which circumstance leads to higher levels of stress on a person's body?
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an increase in a person's activity level
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Nadine has experienced a series of small injuries over the course of her competitive swimming season. Now she is in constant pain when she trains. What best describes her injury?
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Overuse
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Which parts of the body act as levers?
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bones
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Which component of skill-related fitness would most help a shot-putter increase the distance of his or her throw?
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Power
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Nick added five yards to the maximum distance that he can throw a football. Which component has he most likely added to his training regimen?
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Weight lifting 2 times a week
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There are three types of muscles
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skeletal, smooth, and cardiac
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You can voluntarily move your ____________________ muscles, such as those in your arms and legs. These muscles are attached to your skeleton. You cannot consciously control smooth muscles
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skeletal
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line parts of your digestive tract, for example. You could not stop your stomach from digesting food, even if you tried. Cardiac muscles also move involuntarily. They are the muscles in your heart
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Smooth muscles
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Which activity would require the use of your skeletal muscles?
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using your arms to lift a small box
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Which example describes voluntary muscle movement?
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your hands typing on a computer keyboard