Stretches should be slow and steady maintained at a position of mild discomfort for about _____ A. 10 seconds B. 1 minutes C. 2 minutes D.30 seconds

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Stretches should be slow and steady maintained at a position of mild discomfort for about _____

A. 10 seconds
B. 1 minutes
C. 2 minutes
D.30 seconds

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I believe the answer to your question will be B).

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