Id say that chocolate milk may have the most potassium of them all. Water does not have any nutritional content (though it is still important). Juice overall will vary, milk does have a high amount of potassium but the added chocolate syrup does add some more.
1. Analgesic like NSAIDS will help with the pain
2. Hot compress can help
3. Exercises can help
Muscular strength
in case you didn't know the definition of muscular strength, you could use process of elimination. it's not muscular endurance because endurance is testing how long you can do something over a period of time, and the question is asking about all at once. it's not flexibility or body composition because neither are testing how much force your body can exert. that leaves muscular strength.
1)110 calories and 17 portions 2)85 mg of sodium and and 3.5% of your daily intake of sodium
These nine basic training principles apply to sports training. With regards to location, the training principles that could influence it is the specificity, variation and overload. Specificity refers to the type of exercises you do based on the type of sport you play. Variation is when you do not only focus on one part of your body. Lastly, overload is adding additional stress to your body to achieve progression. These all influence location whether it has amenities that could cater to the type of exercises that you do. Does the location allow you to have a hold of resources for overload? Does the location have different sections that allow your body for variation? Does the place cater to your specific sport?
