The correct answer is option B, that is, progressive overloading.
Explanation:
Increasing the stress placed upon the body slowly and gradually at the time of exercising is termed as progressive overloading. The main objective of the approach is to increase the size of the muscles, endurance, and strength. In basic terms, it is done to get stronger and bigger. It is done by adding more weight and volume step by step so that the muscles had to work harder in order to show more improvement.
Explanation: Due to muscle tissue being denser that fatty tissue, muscle mass weighs more than fatty tissue. This is why some who is short but really muscular will appear obese on a BMI machine. Brainliest please?