ATP
Energy Systems
Movement & Anatomical Terminology
Fundamentals of Biomechanics
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100
ATP supplies energy for what?
All human activity including: Muscle contraction, Nerve impulse transmission, Protein synthesis, Active transport, Enzyme activity, Cellular respiration
100
Which energy system would be primarily utilized in a box jump?
ATP-PC system
100
This motion involves moving a body part away from the midline of the body. 
at is it called?
Abduction
100
This Principal is defined as the object’s tendency to continue doing what it was doing
Inertia
100
What year did Vancouver host the Winter Olympics?
200
How many energy systems are present in our bodies to regenerate ATP?
3 
200
What is the primary fuel source for the anaerobic glycolysis system?
glycogen (carbohydrates)
200
What movement is this runner doing with their left foot?
Dorsiflexion
200
What Principle of Biomechanics is this athlete displaying?
Balance
(other answers may suffice)
200
What two countries tied for most gold medals at the 2024 Olympics (40 gold medals)
300
What substance helps regenerate ATP in the ATP-PC system?
phosphocreatine (or creatine phosphate)
300
Which energy system can provide the MOST ATP?
Aerobic System 
300
What axis is this person rotating around?
Sagittal
300
What Principle is being displayed here? 
Optimal Projection
(other answers may suffice)
300
Name 5 Olympic sports that involve a ball.
Basketball
Football (soccer)
Volleyball
Handball
Water polo
Rugby sevens
Field hockey
Baseball
Softball
Table tennis
Badminton
Tennis
Squash
Beach volleyball
400
Energy is released from ATP when this happens
A bond is broken between phosphate groups and releases energy.
400
Lactate is a byproduct of what energy pathway?
Anaerobic Glycolysis
400
What is the name of the plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior sections? 
Frontal plane (also called coronal) 
400
Which Biomechanical Principal would cause 'lift' in an object?
Spin
400
Which country won the first-ever FIFA Women's World Cup?
USA
500
Approximately how much ATP is present in the human body
90g (about the same weight as a large egg)
500
What substance needs to be available in order for pyruvate to be further metabolized for energy?
Oxygen 
500
What are three joints in the human body that allow for circumduction?
shoulder, hip, wrist, Metacarpophalangeal (knuckles)
500
Newton's third law states that "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction". Which Principle of Biomechanics does this refer to?
Force-Motion Principle
500
According to television viewing statistics, these 3 sports are the most popular by viewership (as of July 2024).
Need to name 2 to get correct!