Squat
Hinge
Jump
Lunge
100

The barbell front squat occurs in this plane

What is sagittal? 

100

Improper hinge technique can increase risk of this type of injury

What is back?

100

This evaluation technique is used to evaluate an athlete's posture, core control and lower extremity alignment

What is 3 point inspection?

100

During the lunge, the torso should be in this position

What is upright/erect?

200

Squat balance occurs when the resistance is placed over this region of the foot

What is midfoot? 

200

The plane of motion in which the hinge pattern occurs

What is sagittal?

200

The term that refers to how fast one can create force

What is rate of force development?

200

This muscle is an agonist during the lunge pattern

What are the glutes/quadriceps?

300

This action describes extension of three joints simultaneously

What is triple extension?

300

During the hinge, this joint should be slightly flexed

What is knees? 
300

The muscle action characterized by lengthening followed by immediate shortening is termed

What is stretch shortening cycle?

300

During a standard forward lunge, the feet should be placed this far apart 

What is hip width?

400
In comparison to the barbell back squat, the smith machine squat is considered this

What is a regression?

400

This muscle is an agonist during the hinge movement

What is glutes/hamstrings?

400

The phase of the vertical jump when one is landing

What is collision? 

400

Excessive overpronation of the front foot during a lunge places unnecessary stress on this joint

What is knee?

500

When beginning at the standing position of the barbell back squat, this muscle action occurs to the agonists during the descent

What is eccentric?

500

When beginning the hinge in the standing position, this muscle action occurs to the agonist during the descent

What is eccentric?

500

When coaching the jump, this technique should be taught first

What is landing/collision? 

500

The suspended lunge is considered this relative to a standard forward lunge

What is progression?