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Bonus!
100
The age when you can start using weights instead of just your body weight to do strength training exercises

What is 18 years old?

100

The place your feet should NOT be when starting the treadmill

What is on the belt?

100

When you cannot stop worrying about things day after day and feel sweaty or nauseous

What is chronic anxiety?

100

The type of training for new doctors or sports medicine specialists

What are internships?

100

The OPPOSITE meaning of 'sedentary'

What is 'inactive'?

200

This type of goal adds up over time to produce a long term goal

What are short term goals?

200
The part of the body that is most important to cover in the cold

What is your head or scalp?

200
The max number of days per week that you should do HIIT workouts

What is 3 days?

200

Personal trainers and sports medicine specialists have this certification

What is CPR?

200

The things you should do to maintain effective situational awareness when exercising outdoors

What is staying on the sidewalk, wearing reflective clothing, and having someone join you?

300

How often you should do weight training exercises

What is at least every other day?

300

What you should do with your body when using a stair climber and not a treadmill

What is lean forward?

300

This will happen if you only do aerobic capacity exercises

What is your muscle mass decreasing?

300

These resources provide both indoor and outdoor facilities for fitness activities

What are the Department of Parks and Recreation and the YMCA?

300

An effective warm-up for an indoor exercise of stretching to improve flexibility

What is 5-10 minutes of low-intensity walking?

400

The type of recovery after you do high-impact exercise

What is active recovery?

400

The immediate solution if someone is experiencing frostbite during a workout

What is stop exercising?

400

The heart rate level (%) at which experienced athletes should be working

What is 80% of your max heart rate?

400

One online resource if you need help handling family stress, recording your nutrition choices, and setting fitness goals

What is LiveStrong?

400

Negative self-appraisal

What are feelings of failure and not meeting expectations?

500

The opposing muscles to biceps, abdominals, and quadriceps

What are triceps, lower back, and hamstrings?

500

RICE stands for....

What is Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation?

500

The part of your body composition that ensures a fast, efficient metabolism

What are lean muscles?

500

The requirement both personal trainers and sports medicine specialists need

What is a high school diploma or GED?

500

All the parts of an effective fitness program

What is weight lifting/strength training/body weight exercises, stretching, walking (warm ups and cool downs), and aerobic capacity exercises?