Kevin swims, runs, and plays tennls regularly. Which term BEST describes the focus of his fitness routine?

muscle strength tralning

flexibility

aerobic exercise

balance

Kevin swims, runs, and plays tennis regularly. The main focus of his fitness routine is aerobic exercise. Thus, the correct option is C.

Aerobic exercise is the cardiovascular exercise, or cardio, which gets the heart pumping more than usual. During the aerobic exercise, our blood pumps quickly throughout the body and the lungs take in more amount of oxygen than usual. The word aerobic means with oxygen, which means that the breathing determines the amount of oxygen which gets to the muscles.

The sports activities which are example of aerobic exercise include swimming, cycling, using an elliptical trainer, walking, and rowing. The main focus of Kevin's fitness routine is aerobic exercise.

Therefore, the correct option is C.

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c
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