StretchingDynamicMovementTendonitisFruitjuice/sugarScoliosisGogglesFreezesprayFitnessLevelFractureFlare upof chronicmedicalconditionEAPRICEPerformerbecomestoonervousOne musclestrongerthan theotherPoorGaitPicturessomething intheir head tostayfocussedOveruseblistersPelvicTiltDehydrationTendonsType1Type2GenderAbrasionHyperglycemiaPhysicalcontactbetweenperformers isan acceptedpart of playAssessingplayingsurface forharmfuldebrisPassiveMovementMobilitySpine curvestoo farforward atthe lowerbackOutwardcurvatureof upperbackCoaching/SupervisionSeversDiseaseA processthatidentifieshazardsVisualisationof activitybeforeperformingStretchingDynamicMovementTendonitisFruitjuice/sugarScoliosisGogglesFreezesprayFitnessLevelFractureFlare upof chronicmedicalconditionEAPRICEPerformerbecomestoonervousOne musclestrongerthan theotherPoorGaitPicturessomething intheir head tostayfocussedOveruseblistersPelvicTiltDehydrationTendonsType1Type2GenderAbrasionHyperglycemiaPhysicalcontactbetweenperformers isan acceptedpart of playAssessingplayingsurface forharmfuldebrisPassiveMovementMobilitySpine curvestoo farforward atthe lowerbackOutwardcurvatureof upperbackCoaching/SupervisionSeversDiseaseA processthatidentifieshazardsVisualisationof activitybeforeperforming

Sports Science Revision - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Stretching
  2. Dynamic Movement
  3. Tendonitis
  4. Fruit juice/sugar
  5. Scoliosis
  6. Goggles
  7. Freeze spray
  8. Fitness Level
  9. Fracture
  10. Flare up of chronic medical condition
  11. EAP
  12. RICE
  13. Performer becomes too nervous
  14. One muscle stronger than the other
  15. Poor Gait
  16. Pictures something in their head to stay focussed
  17. Overuse blisters
  18. Pelvic Tilt
  19. Dehydration
  20. Tendons
  21. Type 1
  22. Type 2
  23. Gender
  24. Abrasion
  25. Hyperglycemia
  26. Physical contact between performers is an accepted part of play
  27. Assessing playing surface for harmful debris
  28. Passive Movement
  29. Mobility
  30. Spine curves too far forward at the lower back
  31. Outward curvature of upper back
  32. Coaching/Supervision
  33. Severs Disease
  34. A process that identifies hazards
  35. Visualisation of activity before performing