Health Chapter 4 Lesson 1 Key Terms

​ ​ (a)   is any form of movement, whether purposeful, as in exercise and sports or recreation, or incidental, as when carrying out domestic chores.

• physical activity
• lifestyle activities
• agility
• balance
• coordination
• speed
• reaction time
• power

​ ​ (a)   are forms of physical activity that are a normal part of your daily routine or recreation that promote good health throughout a lifetime. 

• physical activity
• lifestyle activities
• agility
• balance
• coordination
• speed
• reaction time
• power

​ ​ (a)   is the ability to control the body’s movements and to change the body’s position quickly.

• physical activity
• lifestyle activities
• agility
• balance
• coordination
• speed
• reaction time
• power

​ ​ (a)   is the ability to remain upright while either standing still or moving.

• physical activity
• lifestyle activities
• agility
• balance
• coordination
• speed
• reaction time
• power

​ ​ (a)    is the ability to use two or more body parts together well, or to use the senses along with the body parts.

• physical activity
• lifestyle activities
• agility
• balance
• coordination
• speed
• reaction time
• power

​ ​ (a)    is the ability to move a distance or complete a body movement in a short period of time. 

• physical activity
• lifestyle activities
• agility
• balance
• coordination
• speed
• reaction time
• power

​ ​ (a)    is the rate of movement once a person realizes the need to move.

• physical activity
• lifestyle activities
• agility
• balance
• coordination
• speed
• reaction time
• power

​ ​ (a)    is the ability to use force with great speed.

• physical activity
• lifestyle activities
• agility
• balance
• coordination
• speed
• reaction time
• power