Answer:they are unsafe and safe at the same time
Explanation:
Tinea capitis:<span>Fungal infection of the scalp; also known as ringworm</span>
Jackson's friend can be of negative influence to Jackson's goal of being fit once he ruins the self-esteem of Jackson or his motivation to stay fit. Generally, if that friend doesn't support Jackson's ways or mocking him for having gained a few pounds.An example would be, "<span>I'm sure there are other costumes that will be good on you, as well." This statement implies that Jackson's weight is an extreme or unnative to society which poses negativity.</span>
No because injuries are usually the athlete’s fault. Unless the training that the college or professional league is providing is what’s causing the injuries, then they should not be responsible for the athlete’s injuries. It is the athlete’s responsibility to take care of themselves.
False. It should be measured immediately after vigorous activity.