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Gurleen is creating a list of physiological principles of exercise. One of the examples on her list is incorrect, though. Which example should Gurleen leave OFF of her list because it is NOT a physiological principle of exercise?
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warm-up
warm-up
balance
balance
overload
overload
specificity
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warm-up
Explanation: Overload and specificity are core physiological principles of training. A warm-up is an exercise practice/procedure, not a fundamental physiological principle.
Explanation: Overload and specificity are core physiological principles of training. A warm-up is an exercise practice/procedure, not a fundamental physiological principle.
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