Weather-Related Safety
Vocabulary & Fitness
Badminton, Lacrosse
Flag FB, Dance
Tennis & Fitness/W.O.W.
100

Body heat is lost faster than it can be replaced and is less than 95 degrees F

What is hypothermia?

100

An injury where you stretch or tear the ligaments around a joint.

What is a sprain?

100

In badminton, there is a location for the serve specific to what body part/location

What is below the waist?

100

Team with possession of the ball

What is the offense?
100

Tennis game score is 3-4

What is Ad Out?

*The serving team's score is always listed first. Tied at 3-3 is DEUCES. One point after deuces is Ad In/Out, depending on who scored.*

200

You're trying to increase someone's body temperature safely with fluids. Best go to is...

What is a warm beverage?

Double points for either: warm, sweetened beverage; warm alcohol-free beverage; or warm, caffeine-free beverage

200

The ability of the muscles to perform continuously without fatiguing.

What is muscular endurance?

200

The event that starts a game of lacrosse

What is a faceoff?

200

Imaginary line the ball is placed on at the start of play

What is the line of scrimmage?
200

Tennis scoring ladder

What is...

0 = Love

1 = 15

2 = 30

3 = 40

4 = Game

300

Hot water, rubbing or massaging, heating pads, heat lamps, fireplaces and stoves are all unsafe and bad ideas to use for this cold-weather illness/condition.

What is frostbite?

Double points for "superficial" or "deep" frostbite

300

When a muscle or tendon gets stretched or torn.

What is a strain?

300

This shot is made while YOU are playing in the back of the court.  The shuttle is hit with a flat, fast trajectory so your opponent has little time to react to hit.

What is a drive shot?

300

Show etiquette to a potential dance partner

What is, "Will you dance with me?" 

*Also acceptable: Yes, I'll dance with you; holding their hands, looking them in the eyes and not at the floor, talking to them

300

5 Components of Fitness

Cardiorespiratory Endurance

Muscular Endurance

Muscular Strength

Flexibility

Body Composition

400

First thing to do when you find someone suffering from heat stroke

What is call 911?

400

Toward the outside of the body — away from the midline.

What is lateral?

400

The field coverage of each lacrosse player:

Defensemen

Attackmen

Midfielders

Defensemen: their own side of the field plus the middle

Attackmen: opponent's side of the field plus the middle

Midfielders: everywhere

400

Grapevine to the right

What is R foot step over to side, L foot behind, R foot over, L foot meet together?

400

Muscle doing the work in a lift. Starts with an A.

What is an agonist? 

"This is so heavy and hard to do, I'm in such AGONY." 

500

Three differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

Heat exhaustion: 1) cool, moist skin 2) weak, rapid pulse 3) fatigue, dizziness

Heat stroke: 1) red, hot, dry skin 2) rapid, strong pulse 3) confused, irritable, slurred speech

500

Measure of the ability of the heart and lungs to get oxygen to the muscles

What is aerobic capacity?

**Different from cardiorespiratory endurance! This is the MEASURE of the ability. Cardiorespiratory endurance is the ABILITY itself.**

500

This shot is made while YOU are playing in your front court. You hit the shuttle lightly so that it just goes over the net, forcing your opponent to move from the back to the front of the court.

What is a netshot?

500

Native Americans, Hawaiians and ancient Egyptians dance to show/share

What is stories? 

*Also accept traditions, culture, emotions*

500

Pushups are primarily involved in this fitness component. 

What is muscular endurance?

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