Multiple Choice
What frequency recommendations are in place for training older adults who have been sedentary or are deconditioned?
A) Frequency should be limited to 2-3 times a week for more intense types of exercise
B) Frequency can be 5-7 times a week with lower duration and intensity exercises
C) Frequency is relative to the duration and intensity of exercise and should continually fluctuate accordingly
D) Frequency is irrelevant because in a deconditioned person of any age, any exercise is an improvement to their previously sedentary lifestyle
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