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Exploring the Dynamics of Physical Activity

Embark on an enlightening journey through the vocabulary of sports and exercise actions. This lesson is tailored to help English learners familiarize themselves with terms commonly used in sports and physical activities.

 

Learning Objectives:

  • Acquire a comprehensive understanding of sport and exercise-related actions in English.
  • Apply these terms in appropriate contexts to enhance communication skills.
  • Enrich vocabulary for discussing sports, workouts, and physical exercises.

 

Useful Vocabulary: Sport actions, Exercise actions, Physical activity terms.


 

Part 1: Core Actions in Sports and Exercise

 

Walk

  • Meaning: Moving at a steady pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn.
  • Example: "I like to walk in the park every morning."

Run

  • Meaning: Moving swiftly on foot, with both feet off the ground between strides.
  • Example: "She's training to run a marathon."

Kneel

  • Meaning: Supporting the body on the knees.
  • Example: "He had to kneel to fix the lower shelf."

Stretch

  • Meaning: Extend one's limbs or body to its full length.
  • Example: "Always stretch your muscles before exercising."

Jump

  • Meaning: Propel oneself into the air.
  • Example: "The athletes will jump over the hurdles."

Bounce

  • Meaning: Move quickly up and away from a surface after hitting it.
  • Example: "The ball bounced off the wall."

Bend

  • Meaning: Shape or force something into an angle or curve.
  • Example: "Bend your elbows while doing push-ups."

Sit

  • Meaning: Adopt a position resting on the buttocks.
  • Example: "After the hike, we decided to sit by the lake."

Lie Down

  • Meaning: Recline in a horizontal position.
  • Example: "She likes to lie down on the grass after running."

Serve

  • Meaning: (In tennis) Start a point by hitting the ball.
  • Example: "It's your turn to serve in the match."

 


Part 2: Advanced Sport and Exercise Actions

 

Ride

  • Meaning: Sit on and control the movement of an animal or vehicle.
  • Example: "We're planning to ride horses on the beach."

Kick

  • Meaning: Strike or propel forcibly with the foot.
  • Example: "The player skillfully kicked the football."

Hop

  • Meaning: Move by jumping on one foot.
  • Example: "Children love to hop during their playtime."

Skip

  • Meaning: Move along lightly, stepping from one foot to the other.
  • Example: "She skips rope as part of her workout routine."

Pass

  • Meaning: Move or transfer something to another person or place.
  • Example: "In basketball, players often pass the ball to each other."

Throw

  • Meaning: Propel something through the air with a movement of the arm and hand.
  • Example: "He learned to throw a frisbee accurately."

Hit

  • Meaning: Bring one's hand or a tool into contact with something quickly and forcefully.
  • Example: "She can hit a tennis ball with great power."

Catch

  • Meaning: Capture or take hold of something moving.
  • Example: "Can you catch the ball if I throw it to you?"

Shoot

  • Meaning: Kick, hit, or throw a ball or puck forcefully towards the goal in sports.
  • Example: "He shot the basketball from the three-point line."

Dribble

  • Meaning: In basketball or soccer, control the ball by tapping it along.
  • Example: "She can dribble the basketball past any defender."

Embracing an Active Vocabulary

 

  1. Enhanced Communication: This lesson equips you with the vocabulary to talk confidently about various sports and exercises.

  2. Application in Daily Life: Implement these action words when discussing your fitness routine or favourite sports.

  3. Better Comprehension: Understanding these terms will improve your grasp of sports commentary and exercise instructions.

  4. Continuous Learning: Keep expanding your vocabulary with more sports-related terms.

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