GUESS THE WORDS - BODY HEALTH AND EXERCISE

GUESS THE WORDS - BODY HEALTH AND EXERCISE

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Fahmi Prasetyo

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DNUEACENR
The capacity of an organism to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort, often indicative of cardiovascular and muscular resilience.

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BEMTILSMAO
The complex biochemical processes by which an organism converts food into energy, enabling cellular function, growth, and repair.

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  • BLFXIILIYET
    The quality of muscles and joints to extend and move through their full range of motion, enhancing mobility and reducing injury risk.

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AYHDTNROI
The process of maintaining adequate fluid levels in the body to support physiological functions, regulate temperature, and ensure cellular homeostasis.

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TOPRESU
The alignment and positioning of the body in standing, sitting, or lying down, critical for minimizing strain on muscles and ligaments.

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URCILIOCNTA
The continuous movement of blood through the heart and vascular system, ensuring the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to tissues.

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AERRIIONPTS
The physiological process by which organisms exchange gases with their environment, facilitating oxygen intake and carbon dioxide expulsion.

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RGTTHENS
The physical power and capacity of muscles to exert force against resistance, essential for functional movement and performance.

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VEITSALNR
Periods of alternating high-intensity and low-intensity activity during exercise, designed to enhance cardiovascular fitness and metabolic rate.

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ROCIAD
A category of exercises designed to elevate the heart rate and enhance cardiovascular and respiratory system efficiency.

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