Explain the role that hereditary plays in skill-related fitness

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Blizzard [7]3 years ago

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IF Joey has family with diabetes and obesity, Joey will very likely have both of that too. He won't be about to get much exercise of many reasons, but one of the main ones would be that with diabetes the person don't have much energy and if too much is used up, they could faint or worse.

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