CSCS Daily Practice Question #72
What is the primary training adaptation that allows trained athletes to maintain a higher lactate threshold compared to untrained individuals?
A. Increased oxidative capacity and mitochondrial density, allowing greater aerobic carbohydrate and fat oxidation at higher intensities
B. Greater creatine phosphate stores
C. Increased glycogen storage in muscle
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From Chapter Chapter 3: Bioenergetics of Exercise and Training
DCO Code: 1.E1
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A. Increased oxidative capacity and mitochondrial density, allowing greater aerobic carbohydrate and fat oxidation at higher intensities
B. Greater creatine phosphate stores
C. Increased glycogen storage in muscle
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CSCS Daily Practice Question #72
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