When would it be appropriate to consider a sports drink instead of water to re-hydrate? (1 point) When lifting

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When would it be appropriate to consider a sports drink instead of water to re-hydrate?
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When lifting heavy weights for 30 minutes.

When running for less than 20 minutes.

When doing crunches and sit-ups for 15 minutes.

When walking for less than 45 minutes.

GPT-5 mini · Answer

None of the above. For activities under about 60 minutes (including the four listed), plain water is sufficient for rehydration. Consider a sports drink only for prolonged (>60 minutes) or very intense exercise with heavy sweating, or when you need quick carbohydrate and electrolyte replacement.

When would it be appropriate to consider a sports drink instead of water to re-hydrate?
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When lifting heavy weights for 30 minutes.

When running for less than 20 minutes.

When doing crunches and sit-ups for 15 minutes.

When walking for less than 45 minutes.

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When would it be appropriate to consider a sports drink instead of water to re-hydrate? (1 point) When lifting heavy weights for 30 minutes. When running for less than 20 minutes. When doing crunches and sit-ups for 15 minutes. When walking for less than 45 minutes.

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When would it be appropriate to consider a sports drink instead of water to re-hydrate?
(1 point)

When lifting heavy weights for 30 minutes.

When running for less than 20 minutes.

When doing crunches and sit-ups for 15 minutes.

When walking for less than 45 minutes.