Sports with clubs, raquets, etc.
The informal name for table tennis.
Ping Pong
Going down a snowy hill on two sticks
Skiing
This wellness technique uses hands‑on pressure — sometimes combined with gentle movement — to relax muscles and reduce tension.
Massage
Putting paint on a canvas/paper/surface, etc.
superlative, fast.
Fastest
Which Sport is considered America's national Past-Time
Baseball
Puck
Anything
_____________ something. A landscape, a bunny, a bee, doesn't matter.
Fill in with an appropriate verb.
Draw, take a picture, paint.
Comparative form. Weak
Weaker
This sport isn't 'bad' despite its name.
And you don't need to feel bad about hitting the birdie (shuttlecock)
Badminton
The Czech Republic one two gold medals in the last winter Olympics in which sports?
Speed Skating
Snowboarding
This gentle movement practice uses poses and stretching to build strength and flexibility.
This technique uses writing to help you process thoughts, feelings, and goals.
Journaling
Superlative: Fun
Birdie, eagle, par and bogie for score.
Bunker, rough, fairway, for obstacles
Golf
Usain Bolt holds the world record for the 100 meter dash. He is from which carribean country?
Jamaica
This ancient Chinese practice uses slow, flowing movements to improve balance, reduce stress, and support joint health.
Hint: it is not Chai Tea
Tai Chi
Studies suggest that when these brain cells fire in unusual patterns, they may help fuel human creativity and problem-solving.
Neurons
He was the _________________ (graceful) skater I have ever seen.
Most graceful
This sport share's a name with an insect that you can hear when a comedian tells a completely not funny joke.
Cricket
Acronym - National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing
Nascar
Acronym RHR.
It is typically measured in bpm (beats per minute) while sitting or lying down and feeling completely relaxed. For most healthy adults, a normal resting rate is between 60 and 100 bpm
Resting Heart Rate
This yarn-based hobby uses two needles to create fabric from loops of thread, unlike crocheting, which uses a single hook.
Knitting
Far: Comparative and Superlative
Further and Furthest