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OpenStudy (kaley246):

As does the same exercises on a regular basis, they may find that their heart rate decreases with the same amount of activity, this is because (Points : 2) The muscles have acclimated to the work so now it's not as much work The heart muscle has become stronger and can pump more blood and oxygen per beat Both A & B None of the Above

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@jamaica25

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@mathmath333

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@aahmed123

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@16bbalke

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@dan815

OpenStudy (anonymous):

im not sure about this one to be honest, sorry :(

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@16bbalke

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@SaltLife23

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@iGreen

OpenStudy (anonymous):

C. both a and b

OpenStudy (kaley246):

The "Aerobic" Heart Rate Zone is: (Points : 2) 50-60% of one's MHR 60-70% of one's MHR 70-80% of one's MHR 80-90% of one's MHR

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@16bbalke

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@iambatman

OpenStudy (anonymous):

60%-70%

OpenStudy (kaley246):

The "Fat Burning" Heart Rate Zone is: (Points : 2) 50-60% of one's MHR 60-70% of one's MHR 70-80% of one's MHR 80-90% of one's MHR

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@fallenangelorchid

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@JulieBeans

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I think its 50-60%

OpenStudy (kaley246):

Interval Training means (Points : 2) Incorporating a variety of exercises into your workout routine Alternating short bursts of intense activity with active recovery Strength training alternated with cardio exercises Exercising for 10 minute periods multiple times a day

OpenStudy (anonymous):

alternating short bursts of intense activity with active recovery

OpenStudy (kaley246):

How flexible someone is depends on (Points : 2) Genetics Bone structure Muscles, tendons, and ligaments All of the Above

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I think its all of the above but im not sure

OpenStudy (kaley246):

the other people are helping do u all know the answer

OpenStudy (anonymous):

its genetics

OpenStudy (kaley246):

it is are u sure

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes im sure this is where I got it from http://www.complete-strength-training.com/physiology-of-flexibility.html

OpenStudy (kaley246):

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of flexibility training? (Points : 2) Allows greater freedom of movement and improved posture Releases muscle tension and soreness Reduces risk of injury All of the Above

OpenStudy (anonymous):

allows greater freedom of movement and improved posture

OpenStudy (kaley246):

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of swimming? (Points : 2) More stress on joints due to water buoyancy Improved cardiovascular fitness Increased muscular endurance All of the Above

OpenStudy (kaley246):

@16bbalke

OpenStudy (anonymous):

more stress on joints due to water buoyancy

OpenStudy (kaley246):

One of the benefits of using an exercise ball is it generally involves the core muscles. (Points : 1) True False

OpenStudy (anonymous):

true

OpenStudy (kaley246):

The higher intensity the exercise, the more fat you burn. (Points : 1) True False

OpenStudy (anonymous):

false

OpenStudy (kaley246):

To avoid soreness and injury, individuals contemplating an increase in physical activity should start out slowly and gradually build up to the desired amount to give the body time to adjust. (Points : 1) True False

OpenStudy (anonymous):

true

OpenStudy (kaley246):

The amount of time needed on an activity depends on how vigorous the activity is. (Points : 1) True False

OpenStudy (anonymous):

True

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