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    Someone Starting a Resistance-Training Program Would Not Expect to Increase
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Someone Starting a Resistance-Training Program Would Not Expect to Increase

Question 37

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Someone starting a resistance-training program would not expect to increase his body mass by more than 10
percent the first year.

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