Which of the following is not a shared similarity between warm-up and cool-
down routines?
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Which of the following is not a shared similarity between warm-up and cool-
down routines?
A. Stretches performed can be the same.
B. Consist of a modified version of the exercise performed, such as a
slow jog before or after a strenuous run.
C. Restore muscles to their resting length.
D. Help prevent injury.
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