Sarah had been working with a personal trainer in beginning a new fitness program. The first time she went to the gym to work ou
t alone, she tried to remember all the safety tips her trainer gave her. She immediately started with the bench press exercise. She chose light weights and breathed in and out throughout the exercise. As Sarah finished her third set of bench presses, she realized she'd remembered everything correctly except to:________. A) warm up before getting started.
B) start with the heaviest weights first.
C) hold her breath while lowering the weights.
D) breathe only through her mouth.
The first thing to do before doing any weight resistance training is to do some warm up before lifting any type of weight. This warm up can either be a brisk walk or light jog to stretching. The aim of doing the warm up before doing weight resistance training is to get blood flowing to every part of her body, especially the joints and muscles so as to reduce the risk of muscle tear injuries.
Sarah is already at risk of muscle tear at her shoulders because she is already exerting pressure at her chest and shoulders (depending on her grip).
Sarah had been working with a personal trainer in beginning a new fitness program. The first time she went to the gym to work out alone, she tried to remember all the safety tips her trainer gave her. She immediately started with the bench press exercise. She chose light weights and breathed in and out throughout the exercise. As Sarah finished her third set of bench presses, she realized she'd remembered everything correctly except to:
I think it might be C because a 3500 calories is one pound so if he wants to lose 15 pounds half of 3500 is 1750 so if he'd be in a diet of 500 calories intake a day that would accomplish his task or even make it expanded and lose even more weight depending on what he eats.
