Cross-training is

A. a gradual increase in physical activity.
B. the ability of the body to function at optimal efficiency.
C. a warm-up, conditioning bout, and cool-down.
D. the body's tendency to decondition when a person stops exercising.
E. doing two or more types of exercise in one session.


E. doing two or more types of exercise in one session.

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