NUTRITION
HEALTH
WORKOUT
GUESS THE SPORT
WILD SPORT FACTS
100

List the 5 food groups.

GRAINS (CARBOHYDRATES), PROTEIN, DAIRY, FRUIT AND VEG, FATS AND SUGARS

100

What are some common causes of stress among teenagers?

SCHOOL WORK, FRIENDSHIPS etc

100

What is it called the number of times you complete an exercise?

REPS

100

In what game is ‘love’ a sport?

TENNIS

100

The Olympics is held every ? years?

4

200

What are the three main macronutrients?

Carbohydrates, Protein, Fats

200

Describe resilience and provide an example of how it can be developed.

ability to adapt to stressors - 'bouncing back'

200

Explain the concept of muscular hypertrophy and how it relates to strength training.

Increase in muscle size/mass

200

In this game you aim not to get hit with a ball.

DODGEBALL

200

What is a sport that has been played on the moon?

GOLF

300

Name two sources of complex carbohydrates.

LEGUMES (BEANS), STARCH VEGETABLES (POTATO), WHOLE GRAINS, FRUIT

300

What are the 5 Components/dimensions of Health?

PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, SOCIAL, SPIRITUAL, COGNITIVE

300

Describe aerobic and anaerobic exercise and provide an example for each.

aerobic = 'with oxygen', focusses on developing cardiorespiratory endurance e.g. cross country running

anaerobic = 'without oxygen', focuses on strength, power or speed e.g. sprinting

300

What sport involves using a bow to shoot arrows at a target?

ARCHERY

300

Which country invented the Olympics?

GREECE

400

Which mineral is essential for healthy bones and teeth?

CALCIUM

400

What am I finding when I calculate 220-my age?

MAXIMUM HEART RATE

400

Accurately demonstrate a pistol squat

400

What sport involves 7 players, and it played on a court split into thirds?

NETBALL

400

How many dimples on an average golf ball?

336

500

List two vitamins and their function.

VITAMIN A,C (for vision)

500

What is the recommended amount of physical activity per day for teenagers in Australia?

60MINS

500

Discuss the concept of progressive overload and how it can be applied to fitness training.


Progressive overload is the process of gradually increasing the weight, frequency or number of repetitions in your routine. 

Increase: load, power, volume

Decrease: rest and recovery

500

What sport involves players using a mallet to hit a ball through a series of goal posts?

POLO

500

Which team won their last NRL Premiership in 1986?

EELS