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Peter is 28 years old and loves to work out and stay physically fit. He enjoys outdoor activities that allow him to commune with nature and test his strength. What is likely true about Peter's physical condition?

▸ Peter has retained his strength and speed but has seen a decline in his endurance.

▸ Peter has experienced significant increases in strength and endurance, but he is much slower.

▸ Peter remains strong, quick, and he barely detects any changes in physical health.

▸ Peter is effectively immune from any detectable or undetectable declines in physical health due to his athleticism.

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