History of Physical Activity
This is the name given to the 1920s
What is the Golden Age of Sports
This is the most common reason someone stops an exercise training program
What is an injury
Motor behavior learning is closely associated with one other subdiscipline of kinesiology.
What is biomechanics
Mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion are identified as the first stages of this.
What is burnout
This principle explains why a golf ball stays on a tee until it is hit by a golf ball.
What is Newton's law of inertia
This law was based to help create more opportunities for women in sports.
What is Title IX
The 1996 report titled: Physical Activity and Health: A Report of the Surgeon General recommended this amount of physical activity on a daily basis (in minutes).
What is 30 minutes
This concept is used to refine motor control function but does now always guarantee improved performance
What is practice
Research on the effects of sport participation on personality has shown it cause this type of behavior.
What is aggression
This was the term used to describe the discipline prior to the term biomechanics.
What is kinesiology
This decade is considered to be the time period where subdisciplines of kinesiology gained their identity.
What is the 1960s
This nutrient makes up 55% to 60% of the human body
What is water
This type of feedback is given to a play by a coach when the action is observed and addressed immediately.
What is extrinsic feedback
This group response takes shape based on a positive identity related to group membership
What is group cohesion
These are the two job titles typically used to describe a specialist who applies their knowledge of physiology, biomechanics, anatomy, and psychology in order to improve movements, working environments, and training programs.
What are ergonomists or human factor engineers
During this decade, many amateur teams from this sport began the path to professionalism by charging for admissions and paying athletes.
What is the 1860s
This deficiency is one of the most common nutritional deficiencies in the United States especially among adolescent girls and women.
What is iron
This is the main focus of research today in motor behavior
What is treatments of disease and injury
This is the state of bodily energy or physical and mental readiness.
What is arousal
This is the study of the function of human beings using the principles and methods of physics and engineering.
What is biomechanics
This author used the modernization theory to write a sports history classic From Ritual to Record: The Nature of Modern Sports.
Who is Allen Guttmann
Final Jeopardy: Biomechanics
What are the five most common forces acting on a human performer?
What is
Friction
Gravity
Ground reaction forces
Air Resistance
Water Resistance
What is motor control, motor development, and motor learning
These are the ABCs of sport psychology
What is affect, behavior, and cognitions
This is the branch of physics that documents motion
What is kinematics