Bones
Muscles
Joint
Method of Training
Component of Fitness
100
What is one of the three bones in the arm?

Radius, Alna or Humerus


100

What muscle if on the front of the arm above the elbow?

Bicep

100

What type of join is both the knee and the elbow?

Hinge Joint


100

Name one method of training

Continuous Training, Interval training, circuit training, Plyometric Training, Flexibility Training, Weight/Resistance Training

100

What is the name of one component of fitness

Cardiovascular Endurance, Muscular Strength, Power, Agility, Muscular Endurance, Speed, Flexibility

200

What is the biggest Bone in our body?

Femur

200

What muscle is on the front of the femur?

Quadriceps 

200

What type of joint is our shoulder joint?

Ball and socket

200

What is the method of training where you move/rotate through a lot of different exercises. 

Cricut training 

200

What sport or activity would flexibility be useful for?

Dancing, gymnastics

300

What is the correct name for the collar bone?

Clavicle

300

What muscle is on the back of the femur?

Hamstrings

300

When doing a bicep curl what two movements happen at the elbow joint?

Flexion and Extension

300

What is the method of training where you do the same exercise but break it down into sets with a break in-between.

Interval training

300

If I am lifting weights what are the two components of fitness I could be working?

Muscular Endurance or Muscular Strength

400

What are feet bones called?

Tarsals

400

What is the biggest and strongest muscle in the human body?

Gluteus Maximus 

400

What category of joints make up our spinal cord?

Cartilaginous

400

Pyometric training is all about what?

How fast and with how much power you can do something.

400

For long distance sports like running or cycling what is the most important component of fitness to train?

Cardiovascular Endurance

500

What are all five functions of the skeleton?

Support, Storage, Movement, Production and Protection

500
How do muscles work in pairs to create movement?

One relaxes and one tenses.

One contracts and one extends. 

500

What is the definition of a synovial joint?

A joint that is free moving
500

If I was training to be a gymnast what are the two methods of training you most suggest I do?

Plyometric and Flexibility training

500

What is an example of a sport or activity where you could argue that both Cardiovasucar endurance and muscular strength is important?

Contact sports like rugby, boxing, NFL

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