What is The Cardiovascular System
This organ is responsible for exchange of gasses such as Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide
What are the Lungs
What is Mitochondria
Sagittal, Frontal, and _________ are all planes of motion
What is Transverse
This sport is mainly on Ice and uses goals as a points system
What is Ice Hockey
Name the muscle highlighted
What is Rectus Femoris
These proprioceptors are located in the tendons and activated when stretched
What is Golgi Tendon Organs (GTO)
ATP, also known as
Adenosine Triphosphate
This movement is called
What is Neck Extension
Which energy system is primarily used for a 100 meter Sprint
What is Phosphagen System or Creatine Phosphate
Name any 1 of the 4 joints that make up the shoulder
What is Acromioclavicular Joint
What is Sternoclavicular Joint
What is Glenohumeral Joint
What is Scapulothoracic Joint
This image is best described as
Sliding Filament Theory
Existing in the absence of oxygen
What is Anaerobic
Flexion is to Extension, as Dorsiflexion is to ___________________
What is Plantar Flexion
If you're training a basketball player, you might want to prioritize this type of training in their program
What is Plyometrics (I'll take Power)
Largest Muscle (by mass)
What is Gluteus Maximus
The condition associated with this picture:
What is Osteoporosis
This muscle fiber can withstand fatigue and have an abundant supply of aerobic energy
What is Type 1 Muscle Fibers (or Slow-Twitch Muscle Fibers)
During an exercise, the muscle length does NOT change
(Ex: Plank)
What is Isometric Muscle Action
Baseball, softball, and golf strength training might consist of adding these type of exercises in their program
What is Rotational Exercises (Trunk Rotation)
Based on this photo, an injury most likely occurred in the:
What is ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament)
This hormone found in the liver is a key component to stimulating muscle growth after resistance training by promoting protein synthesis
What is Insulin like Growth Factor (IGF)
Name the Enzyme involved in this equation:
What is Creatine Kinase
How many total movements can the Hip Joint perform (Give me a number)
What is 6
(Flexion, Extension, Adduction, Abduction, Internal Rotation, External Rotation)
Female Athletes are 6 times more likely to incur this type of injury than male athletes
What is an ACL Tear