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tsand2

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What is the approximate minimum time to achieve significant strength gains in a strength-training program?
 A) first 5 days of training
  B) first 2 weeks of training
  C) first 8 weeks of training
  D) first 10 days of training
  E) first month of training

Question 2

Which of the following sports would benefit most from plyometric exercise?
 A) marathon running
  B) swimming
  C) gymnastics
  D) bodybuilding
  E) yoga



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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