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rapid and jerky movements
- why is it important to gradually increase the intensity of the warm - up?
○ to induce fatigue
○ to decrease blood flow to the muscles
○ to promote relaxation
○ to prepare the body for the upcoming workout
- what is the primary purpose of low - intensity aerobic exercise during the cool - down?
○ increase heart rate
○ prevent blood pooling in the extremities
○ improve flexibility
○ enhance joint mobility
Response
Question 4
Brief Explanations
- "To induce fatigue" is incorrect as warm - up should prepare the body, not tire it.
- "To decrease blood flow to the muscles" is wrong; warm - up aims to increase blood flow.
- "To promote relaxation" is not the main goal of warm - up intensity increase.
- Gradually increasing warm - up intensity helps the body (muscles, cardiovascular system) get ready for the workout, so "To prepare the body for the upcoming workout" is correct.
Brief Explanations
- "Increase heart rate" is for warm - up, not cool - down.
- Low - intensity aerobic exercise during cool - down helps move blood from extremities back to the heart, preventing blood pooling.
- "Improve flexibility" and "Enhance joint mobility" are more related to stretching in cool - down, not aerobic exercise.
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D. To prepare the body for the upcoming workout (assuming the options are labeled A - D with A: To induce fatigue, B: To decrease blood flow to the muscles, C: To promote relaxation, D: To prepare the body for the upcoming workout)