Duplicate of PE VOCABULARY AND SPORTS HISTORY CHAMP

Players on a team in a volleyball match

Ball bounces off the backboard or basket

Fats contained in animal products

Ability of muscles to exert a force one time

Newspapers, magazines, television and radio

Using a deceptive move with the ball to pull the defensive player out of position

Number of players allowed in a soccer game at once

Charlotte pro hockey team name

Medical emergency characterized by hot, dry skin and a rising body temperature

Hitting surface of the racket

Unscrupulous medical practices

Muscular contraction in which fibers lengthen during work

Factors associated with disease, disability and premature death

Lacrosse originated

Amount of blood contained within the circulatory system

Ball hit sufficiently high to pass over the opponent at the net

Gaining of fat very slowly over a period of years

Running speed of high intensity sustained for a short period of time

Hockey governing body

Cell that carries oxygen to the tissues

Grouping of foods that allows one to select the proper foods for a balanced diet

Pre-determined programs that include specific exercises for persons of specific fitness levels

Imbalanced of strength between the antagonist and agonist muscle with a loss of flexibility

Inventor of basketball

Soft tissues that anchor muscles to bones

When an offensive player is ahead of the ball before it is snapped

1 of the 2 upper chambers of the heart

Number of holes are on a golf course

Disorder in which a person refuses to eat resulting in extreme thinness and even starvation

How hard one should exercise to improve fitness

Year Handball originated

There are over 800 of these in your body

Ball movement by a player who taps the ball in the air onto the floor

An inflammation of the membrane on the front of the bones in the lower leg

Official used in tournament play to call the lines

An increase in body temperature with a reduction of body fluids

Soccer was invented

Threadlike structures of muscle that have contractive properties

The length of a basketball court

Inventor of disc golf

A major artery located on each side of the neck

Any stroke made on the side of the body opposite the racket side

Feet from the pitcher's mound to home plate in softball

Lack of physical inactivity and exercise

Activities that help develop sport skills and satisfy the need for competition

Slowly moving a muscle to its stretching point and holding the position for 15 seconds

Body type with a solid, muscular, and large-boned physique

Amount of energy required to maintain one's body at rest

Ability to do strength performances at a rapid pace

Exceeding desirable body weight by 10 percent according to height and weight charts

Inventor of lacrosse

Meaty tissue surrounding the bones

Softball originated

Exercises in which a muscles lengthens/ shortens through its full range of movement

Player who is allowed to play freely inside and defend the goal

Free kick that starts play

Place of origin for softball

Body type

Good flexibility, cardiovascular fitness, strength, endurance and body composition

Number of players on a team in a softball game

Table tennis originated

The number 4 batter in the order

Involuntary muscle contraction that causes discomfort

Vitamins that dissolve in water and cannot be stored in body tissues

Origin of football

Origin of hockey

A quick offensive move by a player trying to get free for a pass

Number of players in a handball game

Integration of eye, hand and foot movements

Player who puts the ball in play

Number of players in a hockey game

Another name for the overhead pass

Inventor of soccer

Number of hits divided by the times at bat

Low density lipoprotein which builds cholesterol on artery walls

Inventor of Badminton

Lacrosse was invented

An exchange of shots either in practice or during a match

Shot hit from a position higher than the player's head

Ultimate Frisbee place of origin

Governing body of pro golf

A group of repetitions performed one after the other

Tendency to blame someone else for one's own faults

Contact with an opponent while the ball is alive

Caused by pressure of blood on an artery wall

Having an excessive amount of body fat

The method of putting the ball back into play

Synthetic version of the male sex hormone, testosterone

Putting the ball into play by tossing it up between 2 opponents in 1 of the 3 circles

Basketball originated

Individual sports that can be engaged in for a lifetime

Number of players on a basketball team in a game

Governing body of disc golf

The #3 position in softball is

When heart tissue is damaged or dies due to a lack of blood supply

Player with ball step with the same foot while keeping the other foot in place

Ability to use muscles for a long period of time

Period during exercise which the oxygen consumed is below the amount required for exercise

Disc golf originated

Device used to measure a fold of skin and it's underlying layer of body fat

The place of origin for basketball

Essential nutrients that are the body's primary source of energy

Infraction of the rules resulting in a throw-in from out of bounds for the opponents

Oldest golf course in the world

A vessel that carries blood away from the heart

Golf originated

Heat related problem in which certain muscles contract involuntarily and cause pain

Exercise program that involves a series of exercises with rest periods

An exercise program that uses stations to perform a specified exercise

Muscle fibers that are slow contracting and can continue contracting for a long time

Excessive deposits of fat on the body

Loss of water from body tissue

Pickleball originated

Volleyball originated

Place of origin for disc golf

Ability to keep an upright posture while standing still or moving

Reversal of defensive guarding assignments

Pickleball originated

Governing body of international soccer

Essential nutrients needed in small amounts to prevent deficiencies and disease in the body

Part of the court containing the opponent's basket

Player to whom the ball is served

An illegally served ball

Score adjustment awarded to an individual based on averages

Volleyball place of origin

The inventor of football

Fat or fat tissue

Inventor of pickleball

Imaginary line or vertical plane passing through the end of the ball

Normal tension or responsiveness of a muscle to stimuli

Inventor of table tennis

Capacity of the body to function efficiently and determined by the condition of the heart

Another name for the endline

Player possessing ball progresses illegally in any direction

The wasting away or decrease in size of a body part, particularly muscle

Amount of blood the left ventricle of the heart pumps per beat

Player with zero points

Exercises that use one's body weight as resistance

Physical fitness tests that use norms to indicate fitness levels

Goals that take a long time to reach

Muscular contraction in which fibers shorten during work

Framework of bones that provides protection for internal organs

Myth that exercising muscles in a particular area of the body will remove fat from that area

Main artery of the body

Ability to cover a distance in a short time

Tennis originated

Using weights in an exercise program to develop muscular strength and/or muscular endurance

Part of court containing a team's own basket

Body type with a slender, slight build

Events, situations, or activities that cause stress

How many pins in bowling

Extreme situation and last alternative fro individual unable to adapt to a stressful situation

Fatty deposits build up on walls of arteries, narrowing of the arterial passageway

Types of stimuli that trigger the stress response but are not easily identifiable by the body

A 10-15 minute period during which the body is prepared for vigorous exercise

Measure of blood force against the walls of the arteries

A waxy, fatlike substance found in animal tissue

How long one exercises to improve fitness

Strategies to help deal with stress that cannot be avoided

Commonly called high blood pressure

Ratio of fat to muscle, bone, and other body tissues

Without oxygen

The clockwise rotation of the ball at a 90 degree angle

Number of players on a lacrosse team on the field at one time

The name of a fitness test

With oxygen

Components of physical fitness that contribute to how well the systems of the body operate

The inventor of softball

Shot hit near the sideline

Putting the ball in play from out of bounds

Badminton originated

Length of time an exercise should be done to develop a component of fitness

Excessive decline in body temperature

Governing body of softball

Inventor of Handball

Any stroke made on the racket side of the body

Small vessels located between the arteries and veins which exchanges vital substances

60-90 percent of the maximum heart rate

A period of mild exercise following vigorous exercise to get heart rate back to normal

The governing body of tennis

Tendency to reason why things turned out the way they did rather than the way they should have

How much a person would weigh if he/she had an appropriate percentage of body fat

Softly hit ball to ensure its safe landing

Hockey was invented

Allowing a joint to move to it's full limit without causing stress on the joint

Number 3 position in basketball

Soccer match played every 4 years

An offensive maneuver to free a teammate for an uncontested shot

Improvement in the components of physical fitness with increasing exercise levels

Inventor of tennis

High density lipoprotein which helps remove excess cholesterol

Exposing the muscle and cardiovascular system to more work than is normally experienced

Specific exercises to improve components of physical fitness in specific body parts

Non specific response of the body to any demand made upon it

Process designed to motivate people to make improvement changes in their lifestyles

Act of hitting the ball back and forth

Internal balance of the body

Personal contact against the body of an opponent by a player with the ball

Inventor of basketball

Completion of a single, full-range movement of the body part being exercised

Very small branch of an artery

Scoring term when the score is 40-40

Positive stress resulting from something good

Those activities, both active and passive, that reduce or divert stress

Small vessel that conducts venous blood from a capillary to a vein

Involuntary response to a stressor that gives an individual the capacity for sudden action

Exercises with machines that allow for the maximum resistance over the complete range of motion

Procedure in which a person prepares to perform strenuous exercise in an efficient manner

Tendency to over-indulge to make up for a feeling of inadequacy

Vitamins that can be stored in fat deposits in the body. A, D, E and K

Responses that ease or disguise the symptoms of stress and that are harmful

Player in line to follow batter at plate

Inventor of Ultimate Frisbee

A stick passed from one relay runner to another

Soccer originated

The location of the US Disc Golf Championships

Ability to change the position of the body and to control the movement of the whole body

Number of football players on the field in a game

Place of origin for golf

The range of movement possible at various joints

Heart rate after exercise

Moving or jumping before the gun is fired

Noncontact foul for unsportsmanlike behavior

Components of fitness that contribute to the ability to successfully participate in sports

Charlotte pro football team name

How often one should exercise to improve a component of physical fitness

Server serves two serves out of bounds

Three ways to achieve overload in a physical fitness program

Activities that reduce muscle tension and stress in the body by concentrated use of the mind

Father of football

The box in which scores are entered

The height of the basketball goal off the floor

Continuous play by opponents

mass of body made up of muscle tissue such as bones, ligaments and tendons

A service which completely eludes the receiver

Amount of blood pumped by the heart in 1 minute

Advantageous change in function or constitution of an organism to meet new conditions

Moving the ball quickly downcourt in order to score before the defense can set up

Maintain control of the ball with the foot while moving from one spot to another

Fats found in plant sources

Aerobic dance that includes jumping, bouncing and running

Inventor of volleyball

Form of stretching in which a partner pushes the body beyond the initial limit

A waste product built up in the body from severe exercise

Unit that measures the energy in food

White muscle fibers that contract quickly allowing explosive muscular contractions

Exercises in which one contracts muscles but does not move body parts

Primarily consisting of the blood, heart and blood vessels

Tools used to organize and plot the course to a major goal

Ultimate frisbee was invented

Running speeds of low intensity and sustained for a long period of time

Restarting the game when the ball goes out of bounds

Aerobic dance that includes vigorous arm movements while keeping 1 foot on the ground

Inventor of hockey

Diagonally shot from one corner of the court over the net to the opposite corner of the court

A person who buys goods and services

Chemical secreted by the adrenal glands which moves the body into the fight or flight response

Heart rate that should not be exceeded during exercise (220-age)

Essential nutrients needed for growth and repair of body tissue

Condition characterized by by profuse sweating, dizziness, and extreme weakness

Handball place of origin

Number of bones in the human body

Diets that promote weight loss without sound nutritional practices

Number of holes on a disc golf course

The last leg for a runner on a relay team

Club most golfers use on the tee box

Player who fails to play his/her scheduled match in a tourney

Football was invented

The way a person sees his or her physical self

Most famous tennis tournament in the world

Eating disorder characterized by overeating followed by self induced vomiting

Body type with a large, soft, bulging body and a pear shaped appearance

Mistake made by a player during competition

Inventor of golf

Stretching done in continuous, slow and controlled manner

Stretching that involves bobbing, bouncing or jerky movements which use the body's momentum

Amount of time it takes to get moving once the senses signal the need to move

Blood pressure during the contraction phase of the heart

Goals that can be reached in short period of time

Another name for the forearm pass

Place of origin for tennis

Name of the pro lacrosse team in Charlotte

Badminton originated

Physical fitness tests that use specific standards to judge fitness levels

Increasing the level of exercise so that improvement in physical fitness will continue

Table tennis originated

Ability of the heart to supply oxygen to the muscles during exercise

Governing body of pro football

Sharp pain in the side just under the ribs

A technique to safely hold PE equipment

When a ball has passed over a line under the uprights

Composed of lungs and air passages that help supply oxygen to the body

Strong, fibrous tissue which attaches one bone to another

Small terminal air sacs in the lungs in which gaseous exchange with the blood and capillaries

A vessel that carries blood to the heart