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    The Term Overload, When Used in Conjunction with a Sport
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The Term Overload, When Used in Conjunction with a Sport

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The term overload, when used in conjunction with a sport conditioning program, means to


A) overtrain or to exercise too much relative to the individual's capacity.
B) stress the system above a level to which it's accustomed.
C) injure or damage a muscle group.
D) consume excess carbohydrates.

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