A) reduced self-esteem.
B) reduced anxiety.
C) improved sleep.
D) improved mooD.
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A) using proper body mechanics when executing sports skills.
B) warming up thoroughly before both endurance and strength training sessions.
C) exercising at maximum heart rate during endurance training.
D) allowing muscle groups a day of rest between strength training workouts.
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A) frequency of workouts.
B) intensity of the workout.
C) type of training.
D) desired target heart rate.
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A) 5 to 10 seconds.
B) 15 to 30 seconds.
C) 30 to 60 seconds.
D) 1 to 2 minutes.
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A) use free weights instead of weight machines.
B) increase the amount of resistance when weight training.
C) increase his daily run to 3 miles.
D) increase his warm-up and stretching time to make muscles more flexible.
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A) It has no effect on triglycerides.
B) It decreases HDL and increases LDL.
C) It increases HDL and decreases LDL.
D) It has no effect on lipids.
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A) the number of times per week you exercise.
B) how hard you work.
C) how long your exercise session is.
D) the quantity of exercise you get.
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A) if he is inactive and over 40 years of age
B) if he has diabetes or asthma
C) if he has a history of heart disease
D) all of these
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A) He should warm up thoroughly before exercising.
B) He should drink fluids when he is thirsty when exercising.
C) He should return to his exercise program even if his injury is not fully healed.
D) None of these choices is an appropriate recommendation.
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A) he has reached his optimal level of fitness.
B) his body has adapted to the new level of exercise.
C) his body is conserving energy.
D) his diet isn't compatible with his fitness program.
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A) Men have better-functioning muscles cells than women do.
B) Women tend to reduce body fat as a result of strength training.
C) Men are about 10 percent stronger in upper body strength when compared to women.
D) Testosterone levels in men are about four times higher than in women.
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A) ability to sustain a given level of muscular tension over time.
B) ability to move the joints through a full range of motion.
C) amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximum effort.
D) amount of time required to contract a muscle completely.
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A) flexibility training.
B) strength training.
C) cardiorespiratory endurance.
D) agility training.
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A) racquetball
B) walking
C) basketball
D) tennis
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A) It should not be used until after the swelling has disappeared.
B) It helps reduce stiffness.
C) It helps relieve pain and relax muscles.
D) It should be used before using ice.
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A) before she warms up
B) after she has done her cardiorespiratory workout
C) after she has performed ballistic movements
D) just before she goes to bed at night
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A) head and eye injuries
B) broken bones
C) a pulled ligament
D) minor cuts and scrapes
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