Study Guide Flashcards
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first sign of poor nutrition
lack of vitality
musical instrument for rhythm
metrodome
what happens if someone is shooting a basketball and it goes in and they get fouled
the point counts and they get one free throw
organ closest to adulthood weight
brain
when serving a tennis ball, what is it called when it hits the net and then lands in the service area
let
what body part moistens air
nasal cavity
childhood genetic disease that secretes mucus, pulmonary disease
cystic fibrosis
what is the purpose of a fitness program
develop gross motor skill
what is the purpose of PE
to teach children lifelong fitness and skills
how do muscle fibers get larger
more muscle fibers being mad, more actin and myosin filaments
who grows faster between the ages of 6-8
similar for males and females
who grows faster between the ages of 10-12
girls
what is a characteristic of a non-locomotor skill
wide base of support
what is considered a non-locomotor skill
falling, bending, twisting, anything where your body does not travel a distance
In the shot put, you cannot
hop after you throw, you must throw in designated area
best track activity for locomotor skills
hurdles (locomotor) shot put (manipulative)
examples of locomotor skills
walking, jogging, running, hopping, leaping, jumping, skipping, galloping, climbing
what is considered a foul or fault in a long jump
step on the foul line
what is the last thing you would teach for a student who has learned the western roll for high jump
lift last leg
safety for squash or racqetball
goggles
where would you teach a student how to swim
shallow end in waist deep water
fastest leg in track and field
4th person
what is most important for children ages 10-12
peer relationships
what is most important in choosing the size of a tennis racquet
grip size