Among the listed sports, which is not typically within average body fat values?

• A. Football quarterbacks
• B. Powerlifting
• C. Tennis
• D. None of the above

Answer: (D)

Body fat values for athletes are sport-specific, but they typically fall within a broad athletic range rather than being extreme. In this context, quarterbacks, powerlifters, and tennis players all tend to keep body fat within that normal athletic band rather than outside of it. Quarterbacks aim for a lean yet powerful build to optimize speed and throwing mechanics, so their fat levels are generally low to moderate. Powerlifters often carry more total mass to maximize strength, and some fat is common, but this still fits within the athletic range for performance. Tennis players balance endurance, agility, and power, usually maintaining a mid-range body fat level that supports quick movements and stamina. Since all three sports commonly stay within those typical athletic ranges, none is outside the average values.