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This set of vocabulary flashcards covers fundamental physical education concepts including sports rules, human anatomy, fitness metrics, and important figures in sports and yoga.
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Kabaddi Ground Dimensions
A ground measuring 10×13 meters.
Pranayam
The practice of control of breath.
Kho-Kho Cross Lanes
There are EIGHT cross lanes which lie across the small squares in the court.
Smashing
An attacking skill used in volleyball.
Badminton Service Start
The first service in a badminton match is performed from the Right side of the court.
Kabaddi
The most popular game in the state of Maharashtra.
Relay Race Runners
There are Four runners in a relay race.
Badminton Court Dimensions
A court measuring 44ft×20ft.
Men Shot Put Weight
The weight is 7.26kg.
Women Shot Put Weight
The weight is 4kg.
Men Discus Throw Weight
The weight is 2kg.
Women Discus Throw Weight
The weight is 1kg.
Yuj
The Sanskrit word from which 'Yoga' is originated.
Kho-Kho Match Duration
The duration follows a sequence of 9-2-9 // 9-2-9.
Kabaddi Match Duration
The duration follows a sequence of 20/5/20.
Father of Yoga
Patanjali Muni.
Rodger Federer
A famous professional athlete associated with the sport of Tennis.
Viswanath Anand
A famous professional athlete associated with the sport of Chess.
Sakshi Malik
A famous professional athlete associated with the sport of Wrestling.
P. V. Sindhu
A famous professional athlete associated with the sport of Badminton.
Speed
The ability to move the body from one point to another as fast as possible.
Active Flexibility
Another term used for Static flexibility.
Father of Volleyball
Sir Williams.
Skin Fold Test
A physical assessment also known as the 'Pinch Test'.
The Wizard of Indian Hockey
A title given to Major Dhyan Chand.
WHR Formula
WHR=HIP (cm)Waist (cm)
Joint Types
Human joints are classified as either a) Movable Joints or b) Immovable Joints.
Relay Race Types
The two common types are a) 4×100 and b) 4×400.
BMI Formula
BMI=Height (M)2Weight (Kg)
Asana
Being seated in a position that is firm, but relaxed.
Short Bone
Bones that are fairly equal-sized in width and length, found in the wrist (carpals) and ankle (tarsals).
Long Bone
Bones that are wide, such as the Tibia or the Femur (Thigh Bone).
Flat Bone
Thinner bones that can be flat or curved, such as the rib cage.
Suture Bones
Bones found between the flat bones, such as in the skull.
Sesamoid Bones
Small nodule-like bones embedded in a tendon, such as the Patella.
Agility
The ability to change the position of the body quickly and with control.
Power
The application of speed and strength to produce a muscular movement.
Reaction Time
The amount of time taken to respond to a stimulus.
Target Heart Rate (THR)
Calculated as a range of 65%−85% intensity.