C2 Sports Crossword for English Learners
Generate C2-level sports vocabulary crosswords for English learners. AI-powered puzzles with level-appropriate words and clues.
In C2 (Proficiency) sports crosswords you meet words like antagonist, biomechanics, agonistic, armlock and bicyclekick. The list below shows 12 words from the C2 Sports puzzles published so far on Crossvocab, each with a real clue from the grid.
C2 clues can be deliberately tricky: rare synonyms, literary phrasing and a little wordplay.
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C2 Sports vocabulary: words and clues
- ANTAGONIST
- Muscle that opposes the prime mover in an action.
- BIOMECHANICS
- Study of movement mechanics applied to human performance.
- AGONISTIC
- Concerning competitive struggle or combative spirit.
- ARMLOCK
- A joint-manipulation technique designed to elicit capitulation.
- BICYCLEKICK
- An acrobatic backward strike synonymous with flair.
- BROACH
- A sudden loss of control, often causing an exposed beam to heel.
- DECATHLON
- A gruelling ten-event contest of all-round track and field prowess.
- DELOADING
- Planned reduction in training volume to facilitate recovery.
- DRAFTING
- Tactically exploiting reduced air resistance in a slipstream.
- GUILLOTINE
- A choking hold executed from a front headlock position.
- HEPTATHLON
- A seven-discipline test of female multi-event athleticism.
- HYPERTROPHY
- Pathway of muscular enlargement due to chronic overload.
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Which words come up in C2 Sports crosswords?
For example: antagonist, biomechanics, agonistic, armlock, bicyclekick, broach. Each new puzzle mixes these with other C2-level sports words, so no two grids are the same.
How hard are the clues in C2 Sports crosswords?
C2 clues can be deliberately tricky: rare synonyms, literary phrasing and a little wordplay. For example, "Muscle that opposes the prime mover in an action" is ANTAGONIST.
Can I print C2 Sports crosswords for a class?
Yes. Generate a puzzle above and press Print: page 1 is the empty numbered grid, page 2 the clues, so it works as a ready C2 sports worksheet.