Cardio
Plyometrics
Muscles
Hypertrophy, Strength, Power
SMART
100

This type of fitness is the ability of your heart, lungs, and blood vessels to deliver oxygen to your muscles.

Answer: What is aerobic cardiovascular fitness?

Exercise: Jog in place for 30 seconds.

100

One key coaching cue in plyometrics is to land this way, so your knees and joints stay safe.

Answer: What is "land like a feather"

Exercise: 5 snap-down to vertical jump + stick landings on my whistle.

100

This muscle is on the front of the upper arm and bends the elbow.

Answer: What is the biceps?

Exercise: Inch worms 30 seconds

100

This nutrient is most important for building and repairing muscle after workouts.

Answer: What is protein?


Exercise: Shoulder taps 30 seconds


100

The “S” in SMART stands for this.

Answer: What is Specific?

Exercise: 

200

Running, swimming, and biking are all examples of this type of exercise.

Answer: What is aerobic exercise?

Exercise: Jumping Jacks for 1 minute

200

During plyometric workouts, quality matters more than this.

Answer: What is Quantity?

Exercise: Pogo hops for 30 seconds

200

These muscles are on the back of the upper leg and help bend the knee.

Answer: What are the hamstrings?

Exercise: Lunges each leg 30 seconds

200

Strength is the ability to produce this.

Answer: What is force?

Exercise: Pulse squats 30 secondss

200

The “M” in SMART means your goal should be able to be this.

Answer: What is Measureable?

Exercise: 1 min plank

300
This is the part of your body that is primarily trained during cardiovascular exercise.
Answer: What is the heart?


Exercise

300

These fast-contracting fibers are mostly used during explosive plyometric moves.

Answer: What are fast-twitch fibers (Type II)?

Exercise: Tuck jumps 30 seconds

300

This large back muscle helps with posture and pulling movements.

Answer: What is the latissimus dorsi?

Exercise: Push-ups

300

Power is a combination of strength and this.

Answer: What is speed?

Exercise: Explosive jump squats 30 seconds

300

The “T” in SMART means your goal needs this.

Answer: What is a Time-bound deadline?

Exercise: Leg raises 30 seconds

400

This is what improves when you participate in anaerobic activities such as HIIT. It is important for resting between plays in sports like football, basketball, and volleyball.

Answer: What is recovery

Exercise: Burpees for 30 seconds

400

Slow twitch muscles fibers are red while fast twitch muscle fibers are this.

Answer: White

Exercise: Split squat jumps 30 seconds

400

These core muscles help you twist and rotate.

Answer: What are the obliques?

Exercise: Russian Twists for 30 seconds

400

Medicine ball slams, box jumps, and Olympic lifts are examples of training this quality.

Answer: What is power?

Exercise: High knees 45 seconds

400

SMART goals that connect to your fitness desires, like training for a race, are an example of which part of SMART?

Answer: Relevant

Exercise: Jog 3 laps around the grass

500

Anaerobic exercise starts off using this energy source which is already stored in your muscles.

Answer: Glycogen

Exercise: Sprint 1 lap around the grass outside

500

Plyometrics help reduce this type of risk by training control and joint stability.

Answer: What is injury risk?

Exercise: Lateral line hops 30 seconds

500

These calf muscles help push you off the ground when you walk or run.

Answer: What are the gastrocnemius and soleus?

Exercise: Calf raises 45 seconds.

500

This recovery habit is “huge” for muscle growth because it’s when the body actually repairs fibers.

Answer: What is sleep?

Exercise: 1 minute wall sit

500

Which part of SMART helps prevent procrastination?

Answer: What is Time-Bound?

Exercise: Bicycle Crunches 45 seconds

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