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Shoulder- the major muscles in this group
are the subscapularis, deltoid and trapezius.
These muscles work together to move the
shoulder area, allowing you, for example to
pick up or throw objects.
Arm- the biceps and triceps are two
muscles that you probably know. They are
located in the upper part of the arm. The
biceps allow you to bring your forearm
close to your body (flexes the elbow), while
the triceps allow you to push yourself up off
the floor (extends the elbow).
Leg- the leg muscles work together to
support our body. These muscles include
the calf and tibialis anterior. They also help
you move your leg. For example, a muscle
called the tibialis anterior, located on the
front of the lower leg, helps move the ankle
and foot. The leg also absorbs a lot of the
impact when you are walking and running.
Pelvis/thigh- this area is made up of
muscles like the quadriceps, which occupy
the front and side of the thigh. One of these
moves the thigh inward and allows it to
rotate to the side. The hamstring group of
muscles flex the knee and act as the
opposing muscle group to the quadriceps.
These muscles also help you run, walk and
jump.
Thorax- this area is composed of muscles
like the pectoralis major, or chest musclesis the set of muscles that helps support your
head, arms, stomach and many other areas
of the upper body.
Abdomen- The abdominal area lets you
bend down and move your waist from side
to side. The internal oblique and external
oblique are the two stomach muscles that
allow you to move your entire body from
left to right.
Hip- This area is made up of the gluteus
muscles- the muscles that make up the
buttocks. Their functions range from
helping you straighten your leg when you
are running, walking or climbing to lending
assistance when you raise your body from a
sitting position.
List of exercises to choose from:
(your group may write down others if you know of any
different ones)
 Push- ups
 Planks
 Sit- ups
 Shoulder raises
 Kick- backs
 High kicks
 Quadricep
stretch
 Calf raises
 Squats
 Bench press
 Pull- ups
 Leg swings
 Bicep curls
 Tricep pulls
 Resistance
bands
Actions:
 Raises the arm
away from the side
 Bends (flexes) the
arm at the elbow
joint
 Raises the body
onto the toes
 Bends (flexes) the
leg at the knee
 Pulls outstretched
arms together in
front of the body
 Straightens
(extends) the arm
at the elbow
 Flexes the trunk
forward
 Straightens
(extends) the leg at
the knee
 Straightens
(extends) thigh at
the hip joint
 Transmits the
power of the calf
muscle to the foot
 Shrugs the
shoulders and
helps in reaching
overhead
Activities List:
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Aerobics B
Archery
Badminton
Baseball B
Basketball B
Baton Twirling
Bicycling
Billiards
Bowling
Boxing/Kickbo
xing
Calisthenics
M/B*
Canoeing
Cardio
Machines
Cardio Tennis
B
Cheerleading
B
Children’s
Games B*
Circuit
Training M
Coaching
Cricket
Croquet
Cross-Country
Skiing M
Curling
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Curves M
Dancing B
Darts
Diving
Downhill
Skiing
Fencing
Field Hockey B
Fishing
Foot Bag
Football B
Frisbee
Gardening M*
Golf
Gymnastics
B/M
Handball
Hang Gliding
Hiking/Backpa
cking B
Hockey
Home Repair
Horseback
Riding
Horseshoe
Pitching
Household
Tasks
Hunting
Inline Skating
Jai Alai
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Juggling
Kayaking
Lacrosse B
Lawn &
Garden
Lawn Bowling
Lawn
Mowing/Gard
ening
Lifting/Hauling
M
Marching B
Martial Arts
Motocross
Mountain
Biking
Mountain
Climbing
Nordic
Walking B
Orienteering B
Paddleball
Pedometer B
Pilates M
Polo
Racquetball B
Rock Climbing
M
Roller Skating
Rope Jumping
B
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Rowing
Rowing
Machine
Rugby B
Running B
Sailing
Scuba Diving
Shuffleboard
Skateboarding
Skating
Ski Jumping
Skiing M
Skiing - Cross
Country M
Skiing Downhill M
Skimobiling
Skydiving
Sledding
Snorkeling
Snow
Shoveling M
Snowboarding
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Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing
Soccer B
Softball B
Squash B
Stationary
Bike
Stretching
Surfing
Swimming M
Table Tennis
Tai Chi
Tennis B
Track & Field
B
Trampoline
Trap & Skeet
Ultimate
Frisbee
Unicycling
Video Exercise
Workouts
B/M*
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Video Games Activity
Promoting
B/M*
Volleyball B
Walking B
Walking Stairs
M
Wallyball B
Water
Aerobics M
Water Jogging
Water Polo
Water Skiing
Water
Walking
Weight
Training M
Whitewater
Rafting
Wrestling
Yoga M*