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Endurance: Ability of a muscle to produce force continually over a period of time.

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Aerobic Exercise: Exercise designed to enhance circulatory and respiratory system by performing an activity that involves a large group of muscles, such as cycling, running, swimming, jogging, or walking, the . . . View Full Definition

Physical Ability Test: A test instrument used to determine an individual’s ability to perform the functions or tasks of a job where physical strength or endurance is required.

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Physical Fitness: Well-being physical condition got through workout, such as muscle strength and endurance, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility.

Carbohydrate Loading: Increase consumption of carbohydrates in liquid or food form normally three days prior to an endurance type event.

Progressive Resistance: Method of training where weight is increased as muscles gain strength and endurance. The backbone of all weight training.