1. At what age does the physical differences between the sexes appear? 2. Women

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1. At what age does the physical differences between the sexes appear?

2. Women are typically regarded as the weaker (physically) sex. Even when expressed relative to body weight and FFM, women are able to aquire less strength compared to men. Why?

3. Do men and women respond to physical training in the same manner?

4. Explain the female athlete triad

5. How do children precieve rating of perceived exertion (RPE) compared to adolescentd or adults?

6. What age range is maturity reached?

7. What 2 factors account for one-half the normal functional decline?

8. Please explain this statement " Those involved with older patients should emphasize that the process of being active is more important than the product of being fit."

Explanation / Answer

1. Typically, female body shows difference around the age of 13 and male body shows difference around the age of 15. Hence, approximately around age 14 to 16, differences can be observed between the sexes. This is their respective ages of puberty.

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