Speed, Endurance and Strength are important for tennis.
Endurance
It depends. For short distance cycling you would need Muscular strength, power, reaction times, speed, balance and co-ordination. However, for long distance cycling you would need Muscular endurance, balance, co-ordination and cardiovasular endurance.
I believe they are called vigorous exercise.
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I believe they are called vigorous exercise.
any running, football, basketball, baseball, etc. tennis
· Cardio respiratory endurance · Muscular endurance · Strength flexibility · Power · Speed · Agility · Reaction Time · Coordination · Balance
Basic exercises like running, push ups pull ups and squats are great way to improve muscle endurance. Exercises with weights can improve your endurance to a greater lever if a proper periodized routine is followed.
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you need aerobic endurance for cardio to be able to dance and have a more structured dance move
Aerobic endurance or aerobic capacity is important to a tennis player. Tennis is a sport which requires both mental and physical fitness. The mental and physical abilities of a player complement each other whether for the better or for the worse. The brain and all parts of the human body require adequate amounts of oxygen for proper functioning. Tennis is played at higher levels when the player is working with a well oxygenated brain and body. If the human body is oxygen deprived, or goes into a state of oxygen-debt, the tennis player loses the ability to focus the mind properly, or to pay good attention. Aerobic endurance, as it applies to tennis, means that a tennis player has well developed lungs with the output capacity to supply the oxygen needs to the entire body, without interruption, during even the most demanding of points of any game.