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If one of your participants experiences a decline in the rate of improvement in his/her fitness, despite continuing to train at an appropriate level, this could BEST be explained by:

Fatigue
Training-related injury
Genetics
Lack of talent

Explanation

Answer: C - The principle of diminishing returns describes how a decline in the rate of fitness improvement over time is influenced by an individual’s genetic potential. While fatigue, injury, and lack of talent can contribute to a lack of improvement in performance, if training properly, they should not play a direct or primary role in a decline in the rate of improvement.

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