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What form of stretching involves holding a single posture without movement?
Answer: Static stretching
Why: Static holds beyond 60 seconds can blunt maximal strength, while shorter holds in a warm-up have only a trivial effect.
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What cells donate nuclei to damaged muscle fibers to aid repair?
Answer: satellite cells
Why: Alexander Mauro named them in 1961 after seeing them wedged between a muscle fiber's membrane and its outer sheath.
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Why is the anabolic window theory largely debated?
Answer: Total daily protein
Why: A meta-analysis of 23 trials traced the timing benefit to a dosing gap: those groups averaged 1.66 grams per kilo daily against 1.33 for controls.
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During strength training, what contraction happens as a muscle lengthens under weight?
Answer: Eccentric
Why: Muscles make more force while lengthening than while shortening, and the soreness that follows peaks 24 to 72 hours later.
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Which group of four stabilizing muscles and tendons surrounds the shoulder joint?
Answer: Rotator cuff
Why: These four small muscles work constantly to keep the head of the humerus firmly seated inside the shallow shoulder socket.
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Why do muscles stop growing without variety?
Answer: Habituation to stimulus
Why: Sport science calls this accommodation: the body's response to a constant stimulus shrinks the longer that stimulus stays unchanged.