Which one of the following types of stretches should be discouraged for both children and adults? a. inverted b. isometric c. one-leg d. pnf

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Which one of the following types of stretches should be discouraged for both children and adults?

a. inverted
b. isometric
c. one-leg
d. pnf

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c is the answer to this question

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