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yes It can be anaerobic or aerobic. Anaerobic is done with a higher % of your max with fewer reps. Aerobic is done with a lower % but more reps to promote Muscle endurance as oppose to muscle strength and power.

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Strength training, called anaerobic exercise, uses the movement of weights to increase muscle mass and strength. Aerobic exercise is targeted to improving the body's oxygen system and blood flow.

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only if you do it for long periods of time, other than that, no

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Weight training is typically an anaerobic exercise, as opposed to running, say, which is an aerobic exercise (You breath very heavily and take in lots of air -"aer" - as in aer-obic)

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No, weight lifting is not aerobics.

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no it is an anerobic:)

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of coures it is

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anaerobic

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