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- Can you please explain me this exercise?Which would be the best advice for an endurance athlete who wants to lose weight and continue training? Group of answer choices a very low-calorie diet a low-carbohydrate diet to keep insulin concentrations low a low-fat diet with a small reduction in energy intake, so that carbohydrate stores can still be replenished a high-protein diet to aid recovery"We all have mental health." What does this mean? What are the benefits of exercise for our mental health?
- Which of the following is the advantage to training maximal power production with power lifts? The lighter weights used The simpler learning curve The anaerobic threshold benefits The challenging but rewarding learning curveWhy is it important improve our muscular fitness?Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness produces the greatest amount of pain Immediately after exercise 12-24 hours after exercise 12-48 hours after exercise 24-72 hours after exercise
- Which of the following would be the best to eat BEFORE a morning workout? Broccoli or cauliflower with cheese sauce and water Fried steak and eggs, and coffee Raw eggs from a glass like Rocky Balboa. Eye of the Tiger! Oatmeal, fruit, and waterWrite a quick short story that will help Kinesiology students learn and remember the Sliding Filament Theory. Write the story in way the simplifies the Sliding Filament Theory. Please help!! I am not asking for an explanation of the theory i need help putting in into a story for a better understanding and labelling each character as whats in the sliding filament theorySeveral different mechanisms are used to generate the energy needed to complete an exercise bout. Put these mechanisms in order of use. Aerobic Respiration Kreb's cycle and Electron Transport 1 Chain Anaerobic glycolysis Creatine Phosphate ATP stored in muscle
