Cardio-Respiratory Fitness
Flexibility and Mobility
Fitness Training Methods
Anatomy and Muscles
Fit Facts!
100

What activities best improve cardio-respiratory endurance? (3)

Running, HIIT workouts, and active sports?

100

Why is it important to include flexibility and mobility training as part of your regular fitness routine?

What is Reduce risk of injury, maintain range of motion, enhance athletic performance.)

100

The term AMRAP stands for this type of workout.

What is doing as many reps as possible of an exercise in a certain amount of time?

100

The biceps are primarily worked with this exercise.

What is a bicep/hammer curl?

100

Which exercise involves using weights or resistance to build muscle?

What is strength training?

200

aerobic means this and anaerobic means this?

aerobic = with oxygen 

anaerobic = without oxygen 

200

What advice would you give to reduce muscle soreness, mental stress, and joint pain?

What is stretching to the point of mild tension for 5-10 minutes most days of the week?

200

The term EMOM means this.

What is every minute on the minute? 

200

The triceps are engaged during this exercise.

What is a skull crusher or triceps extension? 

200

What are 'reps' in fitness?

What are repetitions of a particular exercise or movement?

300

Zy wants to improve her cardiovascular fitness. What is the best plan? (think FITT) 

What is working out 4 days a week for 30 minutes at a moderate intensity level while maintaining a heart rate within her target fitness zone?

300

Moderate exercise, such as brisk walking, for as little as 30 minutes a day, has proven health benefits such as...

What is Improving heart health, boosting mood, managing stress?

300

What is Tabata training?

What is completing rounds of 20 seconds of work with 10 seconds of rest?

300

The latissimus dorsi is the primary muscle targeted during this movement.

What is a bent over row?

300

What is the term for the intensity of an exercise, measured on a scale of 1-10?

What is RPE? (Rate of Perceived Exertion) 

400

Which of the following are signs someone is working at a moderate intensity to improve cardio-respiratory endurance?

What is Sweat, respiration, and heartbeat

400

What is the equation to find your maximum heart rate?

What is 220-age?

400

What are the four health-related fitness components needed for a balanced weekly fitness plan?"

What are cardiovascular endurance, muscular endurance, muscular strength, and flexibility?

400

The primary muscle used during a goblet squat is this

What are the quadriceps? 

400

What is the primary muscle worked when performing a Romanian deadlift?

What are the hamstrings?

500

Which fitness principle is important to follow when aiming to improve cardio-respiratory endurance?"

FITT (Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type.) 

500

Why is it important to know your target heart rate zone?

What is to monitor if you are over-exercising or not working hard enough?

500

Which exercise involves repeating the same movement or set of movements over a period of time, often to improve endurance? 

What is circuit training?

500

The gluteus maximus is engaged during this exercise.

What is a glute bridge or hip thrust?

500

Which muscle group is mainly targeted by the shoulder press?

What are the deltoids?