The document provides information about various recreational sports including karate, volleyball, triathlons, and swimming. It details where karate originated, what different terms mean in karate, the goals of karate, rules and positions in volleyball. It also outlines what a triathlon consists of and distances for different types. Finally, it gives brief descriptions and terms related to recreational swimming.

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2. Where did Karate originate?

3. Okinawa, Japan

4. What does GoJu-Ryu mean?

5. Hard Soft Style

6. What is a Gi?

7. A Karate Uniform

8. What does the Octagon stand for?

9. honesty, unity, strength, control, dedication, determination, tradition, wisdom

10. What is the primary goal of Karate?

11. Respect and Self-Discipline

12. How many people play on one side of the net at one time?

13. 6

14. If a ball lands on the line, it is considered…

15. Inbounds

16. A women’s net height is…

17. 7 foot and 4 inches

18. What is the role of the Libero?

19. Defense and Passing

20. What does a 5:1 mean?

21. 5 hitters and 1 setter

22. Why do people do triathlons?

23. To push themselves

24. What does a triathlon consist of?

25. Swim, Bike, Run

26. What is the most popular type of triathlon?

27. The Ironman

28. How far does one have to swim in an Ironman?

29. 2 miles

30. How far is the run?

31. 26.2 miles or a full marathon

32. A sport for 2-4 people played on grass or clay with racquets…

33. tennis

34. Rolling a ball down a lane with gutters on each side…

35. Bowling

36. Sport played on a table for 2 people with paddles…

37. Table Tennis or Ping Pong

38. A sport played in enclosed area and ball is hit off the surrounding walls…

39. A sport played in enclosed area and ball is hit off the surrounding walls…

40. Racquetball

41. Similar to rock climbing but not harnessed in and only climbing 6 feet up

42. Bouldering

43. The most basic stroke?

44. Free-style

45. Most pools are how long?

46. 50 meters

47. Stoke done where one can breathe at all times…

48. Backstroke

49. Stroke that uses a frog kick?

50. Breaststroke

51. Used to pick up speed when getting ready to go back down the lane…

52. Flip-turn