Pickleball
Stranger things have happened than deciding this is the number of points needed to win a pickleball game.
What is 11?
This joint is where the humerus, radius, and ulna bones all meet.
What is the elbow?
Don't sprint to the old Third Coast to give me the name of this type of race that came from Pheidippides traveling on foot to report this town's recent battle win--and immediately dying after!
What is a marathon?
Ouch! This term sometimes refers to something sharp, but in volleyball it refers to a powerful attack or hit that is executed by a player to forcefully and aggressively send the ball over the net.
What is a spike?
What are glasses?
The area near the net is named after this household room.
Starting at the lower back and running down both legs, this nerve is the longest and widest in the human body.
What is the sciatic nerve?
Listen up! This beautiful sounding word refers to the art of the very similar word for the group of nine goddesses who reigned over the arts and sciences.
There are this number of positions in the volleyball court, including names like the "Defensive Specialist" and the "Libero"
What is six?
What is Walker, Texas Ranger
This state has the most pickleball courts in America!
What is California?
This muscle in the human body gets its name from the resemblance of its shape to that of the fourth letter in the Greek alphabet.
What is the deltoid?
It's spooky season! This place, coming from the Greek word koimame which means "to sleep", isn't a place I'd want to lay down!
What is a cemetery?
This term refers to a serve that is not returnable by the opponent and results in a point for the server.
What is an ace?
Two word dog breed, where the first word is something Elaina's character might use in a scene
What is a Cane Corso?
Year in review! Pickleball was invented the same year that the following things happened: The Beatles released the album "Help!", the Gateway Arch was completed in St. Louis, and the Voting Rights Act that put the final piece in place for the person writing this question to be able to vote freely was signed into law by LBJ.
What is 1965?
C2 is to the head-turning vertebrae known as the axis, as C1 is to what head holder-upper named for a super ripped Titan?
What is Atlas?
The meaning of this quintessential Greek word used in English is simply put: power to the people!
What is democracy?
The first volleyballs were made from this, which sounds like what you'd call it if Lebron James really had to pee during a game.
What is a basketball bladder?
Two word phrase for something a startup might need, but replace the first word with a very similar word Elaina's character might pull from a glass of water in her scene
What is denture capital?
You may think "Pickle" in Pickleball came from the bitter sandwich topper, but it actually came from this
What is the name of a dog?
A "winged scapula" often indicates weakness in this muscle
What is serratus anterior?
Coming from the Greek words for "black bile", it was once thought that when your spleen produces an excess of black bile, you feel this gloomy mood.
This name for a one-handed block is also a brand of dog toy one might want to keep away from the Empire State Building.
What is a kong?
Before-and-after, a true Jeopardy thing! This is something Elaina's character might hold in a scene to be able to see Will Ferrell's character from Anchorman better
What is a magnifying glass case of emotion?