Intensity may be modified in 3 ways - name them

• A. load
• B. speed
• C. volume
• D. load, speed, and volume

Answer: (D)

Intensity in training is about how hard the body works during a workout. You can raise it by changing three levers: the load you lift (heavier weights), the speed you move (faster tempo or more reps per minute), and the volume (more total work, such as extra reps, sets, or rounds). The option that lists all three captures every standard way to modify how demanding a workout is, so it’s the best choice. Focusing on just one lever misses the other two ways you can increase effort, which is why the full trio is emphasized. For example, you could lift heavier, move faster, or perform more total work to raise intensity, depending on your goals.