Maximal strength tests (such as a maximal bench press attempt) rely primarily on _____________ to fuel the effort.
stores ATP
the ATP-PC system
the glycolysis
the aerobic energy system
Answer:
the aerobic energy system
Explanation: If your body is able to exercise more than 2 minutes while working at the same intensity, you are relying primarily on aerobic system.
Maximal strength tests (such as a maximal bench press attempt) rely primarily on _____________ to fuel...
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points)
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