The answer is c i believe
This is likely due to peripheral vasoconstriction. This happens in order for the body to retain heat longer in order to protect the body from hypothermia. The skin would act as an insulator of the organs and water. Also, when this happens, it would allow more of the oxygen to be transported to the oxygen sensitive organs like the brain and the heart.
Targeting training needs is formally referred to as developing a
tailored training programme. It requires careful pre-assesment and
planning to insure an effective result for all those involved in the
training scheme.
