Which of the below is not a component of a good stretching program Question 15 options: A) Bouncing B) No Pain No Gain C) Before every exercise program D) Both A and B

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Which of the below is not a component of a good stretching program Question 15 options: A) Bouncing B) No Pain No Gain C) Before every exercise program D) Both A and B

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the answer is D) both A and B

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