Sports Rules & History
This sport is played with a stick and puck
Hockey
This exercise is also known as a “press-up” and strengthens your chest and arms.
Push-Up
This muscle group is also called “abs.”
Abdominal Muscles
This piece of equipment is needed to play tennis.
Racket
This famous basketball player is known as “King James.”
LeBron James
In soccer, this player is the only one allowed to use their hands.
Goalkeeper
Running, jumping rope, and biking are examples of this type of exercise.
Cardiovascular exercise
The bicep is located in this part of the body.
Arm
In football, players wear this protective gear on their heads.
Helmet
In this game, players take turns removing wooden blocks from a tower without making it fall.
Jenga
This sport was invented by Dr. James Naismith in 1891.
Basketball
This fitness test measures how many laps you can do before a timer rings
Pacer test
This large muscle is located at the back of your upper leg.
Hamstring
This ball is used in the sport of bowling.
Bowling ball
This country has won the most FIFA World Cup titles.
Brazil
In baseball, how many strikes make an out?
Three
The number of times your heart beats per minute is called this.
Heart rate
The strongest muscle in the human body (by force exerted) is this.
Jaw Muscle
This Olympic sport requires a vaulting table, parallel bars, and a balance beam.
Gymnastics
In volleyball, this is the term for a serve that is not returned.
Ace
The Olympic Games originated in this country
Greece
The acronym “HIIT” stands for this type of intense workout.
High-Intensity Interval Training
What is the name of the tendon in your ankle?
Achilles
This piece of equipment is used when runners are in a team and the next person needs to run.
Baton
The five rings on the Olympic flag represent these.
Five Continents