Muscular endurance is a phrase used to describe how much a person can do with their muscles. This is referred to while a person is running or walking and while lifting weights.
If you are referring how to keep cardiovascular endurance while continue smoking, this is a losing battle. It would be like trying to lose weight, while eating an excessive amount of food -- but trying to exercise. If you can keep your habit to a minimum, through exercises like running, and anything else that requires large amounts of breathing will keep your lungs and endurance at decent shape. The best way to keep up endurance would be to quit, and then begin endurance training schedule. However, you may find that once you start running you will naturally want to quit.
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Yes it will.
they are both the same thing for the most part, its just that the definitions are worded differently. stamina is how far you can go physically while endurance is how much you can do. if you were to use running as an example, your stamina would be how far you can run and your endurance is how long you can go without getting tired.
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Absolutely. As you keep running more and more your endurance increases and you get more fit. If you get tired after running just a km, then your muscles are not yet ready for running. You need to build them slowly.
When you would like to do something else while having another program running.
A lot of people do get knee pain while running, due to various reasons being lack of circulation, joint deterioration, calcium build up or lack of endurance being done on the knee. It is important to rest when you feel the pain, as you may cause permanent injury.
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The human body primarily uses carbohydrates and fats as energy sources while running. For short bursts of intense activity, such as sprinting, the body relies more on carbohydrates for quick energy. As the duration of running increases, the body shifts to utilizing more fat for energy to sustain endurance.
No, because it is metal and it can affect your operation.