Overall positive if participating; if only watching mixed.
Some examples of anaerobic sports that require short bursts of intense activity include sprinting, weightlifting, and high-intensity interval training (HIIT).
Some examples of anaerobic sports that require high-intensity, short bursts of energy include sprinting, weightlifting, and high-intensity interval training (HIIT).
Well the short explanation for this is they just do.
When a performer starts to stops for a long or a short period of time there performance starts to go backwards and this means there performance is basically rubbish
if you like them and their personality it doesn't matter if they are short or not, but if not, then just say no.
you're a tosser.
A short pass.
A metaphor for short could be "she was a firecracker." This implies that the person is small in stature but has a lively and impactful personality.
something to do with music
Well yes, but sprinting mainly has an effect on increasing growth hormones levels by a significant amount by like 3000% but only for a short while, but long distance running mainly has an effect on cortistol due to prolonged time and duration, increasing catabolism
Rod Thorpe has written: 'Guidelines for short courses for the training of sports leaders' 'Fast unitary and serial response latency characteristics among skilled and non-skilled sportsmen'
Acceleration sprints are a type of sprint training that focuses on improving an athlete's ability to rapidly increase their speed from a standing or slow-moving position. These sprints typically involve short bursts of maximal effort over a relatively short distance to target the acceleration phase of sprinting. They are commonly used in sports training programs to improve an athlete's explosiveness and initial quickness.