In preadolescent children, it appears that strength gains occur from
A) intense training.
B) the development of more efficient motor patterns.
C) the recruitment of more muscle fibres.
D) muscle hypertrophy.
E) increase in muscle maturity.

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Strength gains in preadolescent children are primarily attributed to neurological adaptations, such as the development of more efficient motor patterns, rather than muscle hypertrophy or other physiological changes.

In Preadolescent Children, It Appears That Strength Gains Occur from