THR stands for......
What is target heart rate
The least amount of players needed to play badminton or modified badminton
what is two?
Made up of cells and groups of fibers that are all bundled together to form fascicles.
What are muscles?
Players have the freedom to move the ball in....
What is any direction?
The Rectus Abdominis is located in.....
What is the stomach?
Also called myocardium
What is a cardiac muscle
Equipment needed for badminton
What is a racket, a net, and a shuttlecock?
Connective tissue around a muscle
What is Epimysium?
A match may not start or continue if either team has fewer than players.
What is seven?
The External Obliques are located......
What is the side of the body?
How many times your heart beats per day
What is 100,000 times per day.
The original name of badminton
What is poona?
Molecular unit of currency
What is ATP?
The last line of defense to keep the opponent from scoring. This is the only position allowed to use hands and arms to block shots and pick up the ball during gameplay, but this only applies within the designated penalty area.
What is a goal keeper?
Gluteus are located in.....
What is the buttocks?
Carry blood away from the heart
What are arteries?
Where Badminton originated
What is India?
Sheets and bands holding muscles and other structures in place
What is Deep Fascia?
Basic skills of soccer
What is passing/shooting, dribbling and controlling (or trapping) the ball?
Four hamstring exercises mentioned in the muscle slide show
What is
Squats, lunges, leg extensions & leg curls
The equation to find MHR
What is 220 – AGE = MHR?
introduced the sport at his country estate in 1873
who is the duke of Beaufort ?
Muscle loses ability to contract after prolonged exercise or strain.
what is Muscle Fatigue?
Where soccer originated
What is China?
Function of the Gracilis
What is.....
Flexes the knee, adducts the thigh, and medially rotate the tibia on the femur