Fitness and Environmental Science Vocabulary

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A collection of vocabulary flashcards related to fitness and environmental science.

Last updated 4:42 PM on 4/9/26
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lift

To raise or elevate something, often used in the context of exercising by lifting weights.

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available

Something that is present and can be used or accessed.

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entirely

Completely; fully.

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approach

A method or way of doing something.

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philosophy

A set of beliefs or principles that guide someone's behavior.

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cardiologist

A doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating heart conditions.

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advocate

To support or promote a particular idea or cause.

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cardiovascular

Relating to the heart and blood vessels.

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brisk

Quick and energetic.

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moderate-intensity

Exercise performed at a level of effort that isn't too high, suitable for beginners.

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intense

Involving a high level of effort or activity.

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consistent

Regular and stable over time.

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moderate

Average in amount, intensity, or degree.

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priority

Something regarded as more important than another.

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coach

A trainer or instructor who helps individuals improve their performance.

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resistance

The opposing force or strength, often referred to in weight training.

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involve

To include or engage someone or something in an activity.

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metabolism

The process by which your body converts what you eat and drink into energy.

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prevent

To stop something from happening.

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condition

A state of health or a particular illness.

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osteoporosis

A medical condition in which bones become weak and brittle.

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compound

Involving multiple joints or muscle groups in an exercise.

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deadlift

A weightlifting exercise in which a weight is lifted from the ground to hip level.

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efficient

Performing or functioning in the best possible manner with the least waste of time and effort.

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instructor

A person who teaches or provides guidance.

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brief

Short in duration or extent.

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extremely

To a very high degree.

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fraction

A small part or portion of something.

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athletic

Relating to athletes or sports; physically strong and healthy.

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session

A scheduled period of time dedicated to a particular activity or training.

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injury

Harm or damage done to a person's body.

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mindfulness

The quality of being aware and present in the moment.

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gentler

Softer or less harsh.

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stretching

The act of extending muscles to improve flexibility.

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range of motion

The full movement potential of a joint.

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relieve

To reduce or diminish pain or distress.

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posture

The position in which someone holds their body while standing or sitting.

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breathing

The process of taking in air and expelling it.

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present

Being in the moment and focused on current activities.

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cortisol

A hormone released in response to stress.

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include

To incorporate or contain as part of a whole.

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pollutant

Substances that contaminate or harm the environment.

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categories

Classifications used to group items or ideas based on shared characteristics.

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perhaps

Maybe; possibly.

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dust

Fine particles that accumulate and can affect air quality.

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fume

Gas or smoke that is generally harmful.

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volcanic

Relating to or caused by a volcano.

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eruption

The act of a volcano exploding, releasing lava, ash, and gases.

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wildfire

A large, uncontrolled fire that spreads rapidly.

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contribute

To give or add to a cause.

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respiratory

Relating to the organs involved in breathing.

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infection

The invasion and proliferation of harmful microorganisms.

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lung

An organ in the body that is vital for breathing.

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cancer

A disease characterized by the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells.

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smog

Air pollution that reduces visibility.

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fog of visibility

The distance one can see due to obstacles such as smog.

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contaminate

To make something impure by exposure to a harmful substance.

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directly

In a straightforward manner.

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pesticides

Chemicals used to destroy pests.

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fertilizer

A substance added to soil to enhance growth.

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sewage

Wastewater and excrement conveyed in sewers.

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devastating

Causing severe and overwhelming shock or grief.

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marine life consumption

The amount of marine resources used.

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cholera

An infectious disease causing severe diarrhea.

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typhoid

A bacterial infection characterized by fever and gastrointestinal symptoms.

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degradation

The process of damaging or declining in quality.

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improper

Not proper or suitable.

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disposal

The act of getting rid of something.

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landfills

Sites for the disposal of waste materials.

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bury

To place underground.

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leak

An unintentional hole or crack.

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hazardous

Dangerous or risky.

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poison

A substance that can cause harm or death.

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process

A series of actions or steps taken to achieve an end.

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topsoil

The uppermost layer of soil, which is crucial for growing plants.

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erosion

The process of being worn away by natural forces.

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fertile

Soil that is capable of supporting plant growth.

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unable

Not having the ability to do something.

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worn away

To be eroded or diminished over time.

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visible

Able to be seen.

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construction

The act of building something.

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exposure

The state of being exposed to something.

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disturbances

Interruptions or disruptions.

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interfere

To hinder or obstruct.

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ability

The power or skill to do something.

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find mates

The act of locating a partner for reproduction.

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predator

An animal that hunts and eats other animals.

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disrupt

To interrupt or interfere with the normal progress.