Common antagonist muscle pairs include which of the following? Group of answer choices Chest/Quadriceps Triceps/Calves Biceps/Delts Hamstrings/Quadriceps

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Common antagonist muscle pairs include which of the following?

Group of answer choices

Chest/Quadriceps

Triceps/Calves

Biceps/Delts

Hamstrings/Quadriceps

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Hamstrings/ Quardriceps

They are grouped together for exercise in the following.

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