At the End of Attending a Fitness Course and Following

question 67

Multiple Choice

At the end of attending a fitness course and following the prescribed exercise and nutrition program like the one in this book, Patty Neavill:

• A) had a body fat of 22.5% - higher than the average for college female physical education major students.
• B) improved her cardiovascular fitness, strength, and flexibility ratings from the poor category to the good category.
• C) increased her weight by 10 pounds, and decreased her body fat from 22.5- 21.2%.
• D) continued her aerobic and strength-training programs as well as her calorie-restricted diet.

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