1. Sarah runs 1 h each day, and Nancy swims 2 h each day. Assuming that Sarah and Nancy are the same weight, which girl burns more calories in 1 week. Explain why. 2. Would you expect a runner to burn more calories in the summer or in the winter? Why - explain ?

1. Sarah runs 1 h each day, and Nancy swims 2 h each day. Assuming that Sarah and Nancy are the same weight, which girl burns more calories in 1 week. Explain why. 2. Would you expect a runner to burn more calories in the summer or in the winter? Why - explain ?

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Ebk:Nutrition & Diet Therapy

10th Edition

ISBN:9780357391747

Author:DEBRUYNE

Publisher:DEBRUYNE

Chapter7: Weight Management

Section: Chapter Questions

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