Core Strength: Your core muscles not only include your abdominals, but also your back, pelvic, and hips. Strong core muscles help keep your back healthy, hold your body upright, and improve your balance.

 

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Core Strength: Your core muscles not only include your abdominals, but also your back, pelvic, and hips. Strong core muscles help keep your back healthy, hold your body upright, and improve your balance.

Core Conditioning: A non-aerobic, muscle-toning class, usually focused on core strength.

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Pseudocore: Electrons in d or f subshells which are outside the noble gas core.

Running Up The Score: A generally discouraged practice in which a team, despite leading by several touchdowns (to the point that it is obvious that the team is going to win), continues to score as many points as . . . View Full Definition

Rupture Strength: The greatest stress that a material can sustain without fracturing at one atmosphere pressure.

Official Scorer: An official who keeps a record of the game, including goals scored and the time of each score, players credited with goals and assists, and substitutions.

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Noble Gas Core: All completely filled shells underneath the valence shell.

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