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dakota nelson

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Damage to muscle or tendon fibers due to injury or overtraining is known as
 
  A) strain. B) sprain. C) shin splints. D) plantar fasciitis.

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________ is defined as the body's total amount of fat-free tissue.
 
  A) Body composition B) Body weight C) Obesity D) Lean body mass



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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