These nine basic training principles apply to sports training. With regards to location, the training principles that could influence it is the specificity, variation and overload. Specificity refers to the type of exercises you do based on the type of sport you play. Variation is when you do not only focus on one part of your body. Lastly, overload is adding additional stress to your body to achieve progression. These all influence location whether it has amenities that could cater to the type of exercises that you do. Does the location allow you to have a hold of resources for overload? Does the location have different sections that allow your body for variation? Does the place cater to your specific sport?
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If she has a friend available, I would recommend the friend finding the end of her finger and preserving it and taking it to the hospital with her just in case it can be reattached. Also, elevating the extremity above the level of the heart can help with blood loss. If the bleeding is so extreme that pressure and elevation are not helping, a tourniquet may be a necessary step. Of course, call EMS for additional help.
Parallel fascicles lie parallel to one another along the longitudinal axis of the muscle.
So your answer is A.
