When maximal strength gain is the principal goal of the strength training program,current evidence suggests that single-set protocols are
A) not effective in promoting increases in maximal strength
B) more effective than multiple-set protocols.
C) less effective than multiple-set protocols.
D) equally effective as multiple-set protocols.
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