Answer:
1. Always stay aware of obstacles and danger objects around the field. Those cones and markers might look harmless, but they are potential hazards that could trip you up when you’re playing at speed.
2. Don’t throw to someone who isn’t looking at you. If your teammate (or opponent, even) is not aware that a disc is coming towards their way, try signaling to give them a heads up.
3. Familiarise yourself with how the frisbee flies through the air to prevent collision by players who are running for a disc. Don’t just keep your eyes on the disc but have a good look at the people running on the field as well. It is common to see Ultimate players injured from careless collisions that could be prevented with just being careful
Explanation:
brainlist? its ok if not
The unusable food inside our body, comes out in the form of sweat or from the excretory system- [ when we go to washroom ]
Dentists, orthodontists, oral surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons
This is true as pesticides, batteries and leftover paint all generate hazardous waste. Hope this helps ;)
Answer:
Principles
Explanation:
"Specificity and progression" are two principles related to maintaining physical health. Therefore we can say that the word "principles" is the most suitable to replace the word "thing".
Also, "Specificity and progression" are neither exercises nor muscles. Nor are they acronyms, since an acronym is the word formed by joining letters or initial syllables of a group of words, pronounced as one word.
