What are fitness goals should be set to any comprehensive fitness program?
A.) flexibility, endurance, loss of substantial weight, proper nutrition, and muscle B. power) for disease prevention, fad diets, coordination, muscle mass and relaxation C) Flexibility, endurance, muscle strength, proper nutrition and weight loss of control, and D. relaxation) Prevention of disease resistance, tight muscles, diet, fast food and fine appearance
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Fad Diets: Do They Really Work?
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