Which of the following is true?
A. Ling developed a life-long interest in the medical effects of exercise because the pain in his arthritic arms was relieved through fencing and associated exercises.
B. Ling developed a system of exercises that positively influenced both the body and the mind.
C. Ling did not agree with the approach to exercise used by Jahn and the Turners because the exercises were too complicated.
D. Ling's system of gymnastics was actually quite boring and was not popular in Sweden but gained some respect in the northeastern United States.
E. All of the answers are correct.
Answer: E
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