Muscles
Yoga
Body Awareness
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100

These muscles are used to keep stable during a plank.

What are core muscles? 

100

Yoga requires this specific type of breathing.

What is slow breathing?

100

Why is it important to take rest breaks during exercise?

To improve technique, coordination, and safety

100

These are the 3 Respects of SHH.

1) Respect yourself.

2) Respect others.

3) Respect the space. 

200
This muscle is the primary muscle that helps you perform a squat.

What is/are the quad(s)?

200

This yoga pose requires you to stand on one leg with your other leg placed at the knee. You may look similar to something you'd find outside with leaves and a trunk.

What is a tree pose?

200
Name one warning sign that you should stop exercising and take a break/tell an adult.

Dizziness, chest pain, increased pain in the body, and unusual breathing 

200

Why is it important to take rest days?

To let your body and your muscles recover

300
This exercise involves alternating quick steps while bringing your knees to your chest.

What are high knees?

300

Show me the yoga pose, 'Downward Dog'

If correct, you receive 300 points 

300

Standing on one foot helps you practice what skill.

What is balance?

300

Cardio helps to work out this specific muscle. 

What is the heart?

400

These muscles help you rise onto your tip toes.

What are calf muscles?

400

Show me the yoga pose, 'Child's Pose'

If correct, your team receives 400 points 

400

Do five slow squats. What parts of your body help you bend and straighten your legs?

Hips, knees, and leg muscles 
400

Name 3 forms of cardio.

Running, skipping, walking, any sports, etc. 

500

Name two of the four muscles that you use during a glute bridge.

Glutes, hamstrings, core, and lower back muscles 

500

Show me the yoga pose, 'Warrior Two'

If correct, your team receives 500 points 

500

This is what it is called if you change an exercise that is too hard to be easier for you. 

Ex: wall push-ups and table push-ups

What is modify?

500

Name the difference between a dynamic warm-up and a static cool-down.

Dynamic warm-up warms up the muscles to participate in activity, and a static cool-down cools down the muscles so there is no injury. 

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