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10. Doing a six-second muscle contraction right before a fifteen- to thirty-second stretch usually causes that same muscle to be more tense none of the above; contracting a musc…

10. Doing a six-second muscle contraction right before a fifteen- to thirty-second stretch usually causes that same muscle to be more tense none of the above; contracting a musc…
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Doing a six-second muscle contraction right before a fifteen- to thirty-second stretch usually causes that same muscle to be
more tense
none of the above; contracting a muscle usually doesn't cause that same muscle to be
more or less relaxed afterwards
more relaxed

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more relaxed is the answer.

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