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Question
______ refers to the number of training sessions in a defined period.
Options
Training frequency
Progression
Load
None of these
Solution
Training frequency refers to the number of training sessions in a defined period.
Explanation:
Training frequency refers to the number of training sessions completed in a given time period, such as a week. It is critical when planning a training program to provide an appropriate stimulus for improvement while allowing for recovery.
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