Exercise
Rhythms
Nutrients
Food pyramid
Mystery
100

what kind of health does exercising improve

physical health

100

What organ pumps blood

Heart

100

The science or study of food and the ways in which the body uses food

Nutrition

100

Foods at the top should be eaten (more/less) often

less

100

What is someone who does not eat animal products called

Vegan / vegetarian

200

How many times an exercise is repeated

repetitions

200

The number of times the heart beats when resting

Resting heart rate
200

Reccommended daily amount of a nutrient

daily value (DV)

200

Where is Candy on the food pyramid

The top

200

Which are worse? Unsaturated fats / Saturated fats

Saturated fats

300

A fixed number of repetitions followed by a rest

set

300

An inability to sleep despite exhaustion

Insomnia

300

Not having enough nutrients

Nutrient defficiency

300

The very bottom of the food pyramid

Bread, rice, and pasta

300

Someone who cannot consume dairy products

Lactose intolerant

400

A condition that happens when exceeding the FITT

Overtraining

400

The heart rate where gains will happen in cardiovascular health

Target heart rate zone

400

Macromolecule that includes sugars, starches, and fibers

Carbohydrate

400

Are vegetables (higher/lower) than dairy products

Lower

400

A class of nutrients that are chemical elements that are needed for certain body processes, such as enzyme activity and bone formation

Mineral
500

The formula made up of four important parts involved in fitness training: Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type of exercise

FITT

500

A 24 hour cycle in the human body used for regulating sleep and wake cycles

Circadian rhythm

500

When a food has many calories but almost no nutrients it has a low ___

Nutrient density
500

Are oils and fats on the same level as candy

Yes

500

A synthetic version of testosterone used for muscle development

Anabolic steroid

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