Our interpretation of body weight can often be a little off! Take this quiz to see what you have learned…
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Question 1 of 6
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How much of your body is made up of water?
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2. Question
Most of any change in body weight (or body mass) over a single training session is likely to be reflecting a change in:
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True or False: A change in body weight on a set of typical scales is telling me about my body fat stores only.
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When we eat foods that support training preparation and recovery, and we also provide the right training stimulus through a good exercise programme, in the medium to long term we are likely to:
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Other ways I can use to gauge my progress when I’ve been eating well and training hard (other than body weight/mass or body fat measurements) include: [tick all that you think apply]
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A great time to add the extra energy (calories), carbohydrates and protein I may need to gain muscle mass are: [tick all that you think apply]
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