Answer & Explanation:
Fluid and electrolyte loss often contribute to heat cramps. Muscles most often affected include those of your calves, arms, abdominal wall and back, although heat cramps may involve any muscle group involved in exercise.
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<em>Internal resistance refers to opposition to flow of current offered by </em><em> cells and batteries themselves resulting the generation of heat. Internal resistance is measured in Ohms. </em>
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I’m pretty sure that your answer would be A
Arthritis attacks the joints
For Building Muscle, Getting “Toned,” And Improving How Your Body Looks… Resting 1-3 minutes between sets is probably ideal for you. The higher your training intensity is for a given exercise and/or the more demanding it is on your body, the more you should stay nearer to the 2-3 minute range.
