Answer:
B. The efficiency of the body to take on oxygen and eliminate carbon dioxide.
Explanation:
VO2 max refers to the maximum amount of oxygen you can use during an exercise. It's commonly used to test the aerobic endurance or cardiovascular fitness of athletes before and at the end of a training cycle. It increases the oxygen your body uses AFTER a workout, not before.
Answer:
2-3 minutes
Explanation:
you can survive 2-3 minutes with out oxygen, if youre a healthy individual, you can last longer
False because overload training is a symptom of anorexia (nervosa).
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