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In general, the higher the intensity, the lower the duration. So, if you are training to increase muscular strength, it is often best to use between 1 and 5 reps per set. If you are training to increase muscular endurance, increase the duration of each set by increasing the time under tension. You can do this by doing each rep more slowly, by doing more reps, or both. .
Slower heart rates increase ventricular filling time
The best way to build muscle endurance is to use your muscles often. In the gym, this means doing more reps, often with moderate weight. You will not build muscular endurance using heavy weight (more than 80 of your one-rep max), because you cannot do many reps this way. You will not build muscular endurance using light weights (less than 25% of your one-rep max) because the weight is not heavy enough to really engage your muscles in a meaningful way. There is no shortcut for building muscular endurance. Outside of the gym, endurance is built the same way: using your muscles a lot. This can be done by playing sports that engage those muscles, or by working a physical job that does the same. It is not possible to build muscular endurance without repeatedly and meaningfully engaging the muscles for which you want to build endurance.
Lower weight, higher reps.
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Yes, it works your lower legs and also works on endurance.
Exercises like power clean, kettle bag workouts hit the whole body at a time Other than that exercises like bench press, squats, deadlifts, military press are great way to train whole body.
Swimming requires endurance and upper and lower body strength.
endurance athletes have significantly lower heart rates than most other people
Primarily the lower chest muscles
You need lower body strength in football so you can withstand even the hardest push or throw. Football is all about strength but also about endurance.