Which of the following best describes the impact of specificity on the components of skill-related fitness?
a. specificity improves all dimensions of skill-related fitness simultaneously.
b. little training is required to improve skill-related fitness.
c. specificity targets particular skill-related fitness components for improvement.
d. practicing skills specific to a sport improves all sports skills.

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "c. Specificity targets particular skill-related fitness components for improvement." The statement that best describes the impact of specificity on the components of skill-related fitness is the specificity targets particular skill-related fitness components for improvement.

The correct answer is c. specificity targets particular skill-related fitness components for improvement.

When it comes to physical fitness, specificity refers to engaging in specific or particular types of physical activities or exercises that intentionally target one part or few parts of the body that a person hopes to train and improve fitness in.

For instance, a basketball player, will use the specificity principle to primarily train and build fitness in parts of his/her body that are used most in basketball- arms, shoulders, chest and back. The basketball player might focus more on exercising and using weights to improve fitness and strength in his/her arms, shoulders and chest, and focus less on his/her legs and glutes. 

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