A) collagen
B) elastin
C) titin
D) stretch receptors
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A) They may cause a muscle to relax.
B) They may stimulate a muscular contraction during a stretch.
C) They do not increase flexibility.
D) They do not trigger action by stretch receptors.
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A) yellow fibers that make connective tissue flexible
B) sense organs in muscles that initiate nerve signals
C) semi-elastic structures that surround major joints
D) white fibers that provide support in connective tissue
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A) increased muscle endurance
B) improved posture
C) improved energy production
D) prevention of muscle strains
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A) ballistic
B) active
C) PNF
D) static
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A) maximally relaxing the muscle spindles
B) functionally based movements
C) PNF movements
D) proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation
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A) rapid movement
B) heavy resistance
C) extreme flexibility
D) good communication with partner
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A) after a warm-up or workout
B) immediately before all high-performance activities
C) to the point of pain
D) while holding one's breath
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A) collagen
B) elastin
C) nerve
D) titin
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A) transmission of body weight to the lower body
B) attachment site for the spinal cord
C) protection of tendons and ligaments
D) structural support for the lower body
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