| The physical training had to be focused on cardiorespiratory and muscular endurance. |
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| The commonly traveled path to improved cardiovascular function and increased muscular endurance is continuous, submaximal, steady state training. |
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| It includes cardiovascular or aerobic and muscular endurance, muscular strength, balance and flexibility. |
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| It is common in combat sports to evaluate muscular endurance using sit-ups and push-ups. |
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| Also, the fatigue index is a sensitive measure of the muscular endurance of both knee extensors and knee flexors. |
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| The high volume of strokes performed will increase muscular endurance in your legs, back and arms. |
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| Fitness is a combination of strength, muscular endurance, cardiorespiratory endurance, flexibility and body composition. |
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| Five components of fitness are: aerobic endurance, muscular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility and body composition. |
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| Wearing a fully loaded duty belt throughout a shift or a physical altercation requires good muscular endurance. |
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| Last year, a drug administered to mice boosted their muscular endurance as though they had exercised. |
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| The health of the lower back depends on the muscular endurance of the core muscles and correct movement patterns. |
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| The heavier the kettlebells you can handle for muscular endurance, the more benefit you will have for your sport. |
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| The gymstick can be used for cardiovascular training, muscular endurance and flexibility. |
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| Even if your goals are cardio and muscular endurance, why not work up to heavier kettlebells for reps? |
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| Blood boosting is the transfusion or autotransfusion of whole blood or red blood cells, which improves oxygenation and muscular endurance. |
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| Postural faults and related muscular endurance are common deficits observed upon physical therapy examination for lower back pain. |
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| Not to mention, Mr. Fichera said, most yoga doesn't encompass the four parameters necessary for total fitness: aerobics, flexibility, muscular strength, muscular endurance. |
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| You train on modern machines according to up-to-date methods to build-up your muscles and your strength as well as to increase your muscular endurance. |
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| This method of alternating training will allow Army, Navy and Air Force personnel to achieve optimal gains in physical performance through improved muscular endurance, strength, power, and job performance. |
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| This translates into more power, more reps and more muscular endurance. |
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| This could mean improved ability in activities that require muscular endurance, such as carrying a heavy object, rather than muscular strength, such as lifting objects whose weight is at the limit of one's ability. |
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