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27 Cards in this Set
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Adduct
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To move a part of the body toward mid-line or toward another reference point of the body.
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Hamstrings
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Muscles of posterior(back) of thigh.
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Flex
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Bend.
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Abduct
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To move a part of the body away from mid-line or away from another reference point of the body.
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Lumbar
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Referring to lower back.
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Gluteals(glutes)
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Group of three muscles of buttocks
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Extend
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Straighten
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Lateral
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Toward the side of the body
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Medial
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Toward mid-line of body
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Physical Fitness
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Ability to carry out daily tasks vigorously, with energy left for leisure-time pursuits and response to emergencies. Components include endurance, strength, flexibility, balance, body composition, power, speed, and reaction time.
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Health
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Condition with physical, social, and psychological dimensions, on a continuum from capacity to enjoy life and withstand challenges to illness and even premature death.
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Exercise
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Structured physical activity carried out to improve or maintain one or more components of physical fitness.
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Aerobic physical activity
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Endurance pursuit that improves fitness of cardiorespiratory system (heart and lungs)
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Strength
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Component of physical fitness that involves ability of muscles to exert force.
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Frequency
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Number of times per week an activity is performed.
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Balance
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Component of physical fitness that involves maintaining body equilibrium.
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Duration
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Length of time, generally expressed in minutes, during which an activity is performed.
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Flexibility
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Component of physical fitness involving ability to move joints through their ranges of motion.
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Intensity
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Magnitude of effort needed to perform an activity.
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Quadriceps femoris (quads)
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Large four-part muscles of anterior (front) of thigh
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Deltoid (delt)
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Triangular-shaped muscle that forms cap over shoulder
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Biceps brachii (biceps)
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Prominent muscle of anterior (front) of arm
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Rectus abdominis
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When well developed, has 'six-pack' look
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Latissimus dorsi (lat)
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Large mid-back muscle called "swimmer's muscle"
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Pectoralis major (pec)
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Large chest muscle
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Triceps brachii (triceps)
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Muscle of posterior (back) of arm
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Gastrocnemius (gastroc)
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Prominent calf muscle
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