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| Any form of movement, whether purposeful or incidental |
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| Forms of physical activity that are a part of your daily routine or recreation that promotes good health throughout a lifetime |
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| A program of formalized physical preparation for participation in a sport |
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| The addition of body fluids |
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| A chemical similar to the male hormone testosterone |
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| A spasm or sudden tightening of a muscle |
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| Muscle spasms that are a result of the loss of large amounts of water and salt through perspiration |
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| A condition in which body tissue becomes frozen |
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| A condition in which body temperature becomes dangerously low |
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| The ability to control the body's movements and to change its position quickly |
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| The ability to remain upright while either standing still or moving |
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| The ability to use two or more body parts well, or to use the senses along with the body parts |
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| The ability to move a distance or complete a body movement in a short period of time |
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| The rate of movement once a person realizes the meed to move |
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| The ability to use force with great speed |
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