Physical Condition
Badminton
Handball
Body Parts
Game Actions
100

This is what you do before starting a workout to prepare your body.

Warm-up

100

You use this to hit the ball.

Racket

100

How many players are in a handball team?

Seven

100

This joint connects your upper arm to your forearm.

Elbow

100

You score this in soccer or handball when the ball goes into the net.

Goal

200

This equipment is used for jumping and helps with cardio exercise.

Jump Rope

200

This small item is hit back and forth over the net

Shuttlecock

200

True or False: You can bounce the ball during the game.

True

200

This joint is between your hand and forearm.

Wrist

200

This is what you try to do to the ball in order to gain possession.

Catch

300

This exercise requires using your arms and chest as you push up from the ground.

Push-ups

300

This piece of equipment is found in volleyball and separates the two teams.

Net

300

This is when two teams play against each other to see who wins.

Match

300

You bend this part of your body to sit or squat.

Knee

300

You do this when you send the ball to another player.

Pass

400

This exercise helps strengthen your legs when you bend and stand.

Squats

400

This is what players must do to start by sending the shuttlecock over the net.

Serve

400

How many steps can you take before you pass the ball?

Three

400

This part supports your foot and helps you move.

Ankle

400

This word describes when you throw the ball at the start of a handball game.

Throw-off

500

Name the 5 tests of the physical condition exam.

Endurance, Jump Rope, Plank, Sit and Reach, Long Jump

500

The forehand ___ shot enables players to move their opponent to the back of the court.

Clear

500

The name for an area where you need to score a goal in handball or soccer.

Goal Area

500

Name 3 more body parts you move in your warm-up.

(That are not elbow, wrists, knees, or ankles)

Neck, Shoulders, and fingers

500

This is when you throw the ball with power towards the goal, usually to score.



Drive