No, it does not have the same effect on weight training as it does with running when you carbohydrate load by eating a whole loaf of bread.
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It gives you energy
Affect is a verb. Effect is what a cause does. Training is a cause, therefor the effect is losing weight. And you are affecting your health positively.
Stephen W. Andresen has written: 'The effect of tow rope training on high school quarter milers' -- subject(s): Running, Training
Yes, age can affect running speed due to factors such as muscle strength, flexibility, endurance, and injury susceptibility. Older individuals typically experience a decline in these factors compared to younger individuals, which can impact their running speed. However, regular training and proper care of the body can help mitigate some of the effects of aging on running speed.
Describe the effects of training and inspections.
Increased Thirst
can eating peanuts everyday effect the knees
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
Victoria Garshnek has written: 'The effect of long-distance training on orthostatic efficiency in young adult females' -- subject(s): Blood pressure, Exercise, Heart beat, Physiological aspects, Physiological aspects of Exercise, Running, Training
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Yes