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Strength training increases which of the following Question 1 options: A. Strength of the muscle B. Size of the muscle C. Endurance of the muscle D. All of the above
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Strength training increases which of the following Question 1 options:
A. Strength of the muscle
B. Size of the muscle
C. Endurance of the muscle
D. All of the above
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D, depending on how you train. most people train for size and strength, which is done with more weight/sets and low repetitions, while training for endurance will be done with lower weight with more repetitions.
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i think it is D
Step-by-step explanation:
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