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Which movement involves a series of small jumps executed on one foot?
Which movement involves a series of small jumps executed on one foot?
- Gallop (correct)
- Slide
- Crawl
- Circle
Which movement can be performed only in a forward direction?
Which movement can be performed only in a forward direction?
- Skipping (correct)
- Sliding
- Circling
- Crawling
Which one of these is a non-locomotor movement characterized by a rapid back-and-forth motion of a body part?
Which one of these is a non-locomotor movement characterized by a rapid back-and-forth motion of a body part?
- Galloping
- Skipping (correct)
- Sliding
- Circling
Which movement is an example of locomotor movement inspired by the movement of snakes?
Which movement is an example of locomotor movement inspired by the movement of snakes?
Which one of these movements involves the turning or rotating of a body part around its axis?
Which one of these movements involves the turning or rotating of a body part around its axis?
Which movement includes a slow, gradual increase in tension or extension of a body part?
Which movement includes a slow, gradual increase in tension or extension of a body part?
What is galloping?
What is galloping?
What is skipping?
What is skipping?
What is sliding?
What is sliding?
What is crawling?
What is crawling?
What is circling?
What is circling?
Which of the following movements involves lifting one foot from the ground while sliding the other to meet it?
Which of the following movements involves lifting one foot from the ground while sliding the other to meet it?
What is the Resting Heart Rate (RHR) in the example provided?
What is the Resting Heart Rate (RHR) in the example provided?
How is the Heart Rate Reserve (HRR) calculated?
How is the Heart Rate Reserve (HRR) calculated?
What is the Target Heart Rate (THR) formula based on the given data?
What is the Target Heart Rate (THR) formula based on the given data?
For a 70% training intensity, what is the correct Target Heart Rate based on the given data?
For a 70% training intensity, what is the correct Target Heart Rate based on the given data?
What is NOT a factor that may vary the resting heart rate according to the provided text?
What is NOT a factor that may vary the resting heart rate according to the provided text?
How is a female's Target Heart Rate calculation compared to a male's?
How is a female's Target Heart Rate calculation compared to a male's?
