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Physical Education 10/11/12
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It is a typical pattern of an individual’s behavior like every day routine.
LIFESTYLE
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term refers to balanced healthy eating combined with physical activities and exercises to support the energy needed by the body throughout a workout?
WEIGHT MANAGEMENT
5
A weight classification that means a weight is less than the average for an individual’s height.
Underweight
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Stretching, warming up and not pushing through pain in your hip, knee and leg are the best ways to avoid injuring your hamstrings. (True or False)
True
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Isotonic contraction involves a muscle staying the same length despite building tension. This occurs when the body remains in one position.
False/ Isometric
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What are the four major muscle groups of the body?
Hamstrings Muscle Groups, Quadriceps Muscle Group, Shoulders, and Calves
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During a push-up as you straighten your elbows, the triceps contract. (Agonist or Antagonist)
Agonist
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While doing a leg curl exercise, the hamstrings contract to bend the knee. (Agonist or Antagonist)
Agonist
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What are most common sports injury?
Hamstrings
5
List at least four important lifestyle factors
No to Smoking, Plenty of Sleep, Exercising Regularly, A Healthy Balanced Diet, Drinking Lots of Water
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Give 4 Hamstring Exercises
Single-Leg Deadlift, Squats, Basic Bridge, Reverse Plank
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Demonstrate a Single-Leg Deadlift exercise (Right and Leftt) - 5x
Good job!
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The relaxing muscle is called?
Antagonist
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The contracting muscle is
Anagonist
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Define the two types of muscle contaction
Isotonic Contractions/ Isometric Contractions
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BMI is calculated by multiplying a person’s weight in kilograms by the square of their height in meters. (True or False)
False
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