1. A. FRONTAL RAISE
2. D. ALTERNATING BICEP CURL
3. D. PEC PRESS
4. A. TRICEPS KICKBACK
5. D. UPRIGHT ROW
6. D. SLICE
7. A. FRONTAL RAISE
8. C. OVERHEAD PUL
9. A. SHOULDER PUNCH
10. D. FRONTAL PULL
11. C. OVER THE TOP
12. B. LEG MOVEMENT
13. C. TURN STEP
14. D. DIAGONAL
- begin with fists on each thing
- SAME as bicep curls
- elbows are at shoulder
- arms should be at your side with elbows
- fists should be together
- similar to the double side
15. A. HIP LIFT
16. B. LUNGE
17. D. ALTERNATIVE SIDE LIFT
18. C. KICK
19. B. STRADDLE
20. B. BASIC
21. B. LOCOMOTOR
22. C. SKIP
23. A. WALK
24. B. SWAY
25. C. BALANCE
26. B. TURN
27. C. NON-LOCOMOTOR
28. C. HOP
29. D. TWIST
30. D. SLIDE
31. B. LEOTARDS
32. D. JOHANN BASEDOW
33. A. JOHANN GUTS MUTHS
34. B. PETER HENRICK LING
35. C. CLUBS
36. B. NAKED
37. A. FRANZ NACHTEGALL
38. D. VAULT
39. D. RIBBON
- step with one foot…LEG BACK
- from the top of the step
- r foot & lift L leg to the side
- one foot & kick opposite leg
- R foot down L foot down
- R or L foot leading
- movements from one loc. To another
- step and hop
- shifting one’s weight
- shift of the body weight
- upright & steady
- full rotation
- stable position
- springing one foot
- partial rotation
- similar to gallop
- casual garment
- philanthropinum
- gymnastics for the young
- stall bar
- internal rod
- Greek word
- Danish system
- similar to pommel horse
- material cloth
- arms are above the head
- peter is doing boxing drills
- arms at shoulder level & pull the arms
- the side of your body
- most commonly reported movement
- like the alternating v-step
- side of your body is facing the step
40. B.
41. A.
42. B.
43. D.
44. A.
45. A.
46. D.
47. D.
48. B.
49. A.
50. D.
HOOP
GROUP
RHYTHMIC
TRAMPOLINE
TRAMPOLINE
TUMBLING
GAIN GREATER COORDINATION
FLEXIBILITY
DISEASE PREVENTION
DISCIPLINE
INCREASED COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING
- plastic or wood
- team gym
- 5 different types
- high flying flips
- men and women
- spring runway
- risk of injury
- primary factor
- healthy body
- self-control
- Imaginations