# 1pumiliHow hard you work during exercise, varying based on the type of exercise? TYPESPECIFICITYPERIODIZATIONINTENSITY
# 2pumiliThe FITT principle stands for:Frequency, Intensity, Time, TypeFlexibility, Intensity, Time, TrainingFrequency, Intensity, Tolerance, TypeFlexibility, Intensity, Tolerance, Training
# 3pumiliWhich principle involves gradually increasing the demands of a workout to continue making progress?SpecificityProgressive OverloadIndividualization Reversibility
# 4pumiliWhich principle is best illustrated by a runner who incorporates hill sprints into their training to improve their speed and power?Progressive OverloadSpecificityIndividualizationVariation and Adaptation
# 5pumiliThe principle of periodization involves: Gradually increasing the intensity of workouts over timeCycling through different training phases to optimize performanceVarying the types of exercise to prevent boredomAdjusting the frequency of workouts to match lifestyle demands
# 6pumiliThe physiological benefit of regular exercise that improves the efficiency of the heart and lungs is:Increased muscle massImproved cardiovascular healthEnhanced flexibilityReduced stress
# 7pumiliThe principle that states that fitness gains will be lost if training is stopped is:SpecificityProgressive OverloadVariation and AdaptationReversibility
# 8pumiliThe principle that emphasizes the importance of rest and recovery in a training program is:Principle of PeriodizationSpecificityRest and RecoveryVariation and Adaptation
# 9pumiliRefers to how many times you engage in any physical activity a week. FrequencyIntensityTimeType
# 10pumiliThe component of the FITT principle that refers to the duration of a workout is:FrequencyIntensity Time Type