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piesebel

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When setting up your personal strength-training program, the resistance, number of repetitions, and sets you use should be based on how much time you have for a workout as well as on your ____.
 a. muscular-endurance level
 b. strength-fitness level
 c. core strength
 d. range of motion
 e. previous training

Question 2

The use of elastic bands may appear difficult because the resistance is ____.
 a. greater during the concentric phase of the repetition
 b. greater during the eccentric phase of the repetition
 c. applied during both the eccentric and the concentric phases of the repetition
  d. harder on the core muscles than free weights
 e. harder on the arm muscles than weight machines



duke02

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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