Depending on the length of time, the best way to keep endurance is to jog at a steady pace, without speeding up or slowing down often, and the breath in a steady way, deep breaths in the nose and out the mouth
Muscular endurance us the term phrase used for working muscles hard for long periods of time without getting tired. The more the muscles are worked, the stronger they become and the more they can take.
He goes hungry, then starts getting thin, tired and weak and later, he dies.
It happened 2 me cuz i was listening to music 4 a long time and thts when i discovered my ears were getting tired.
To be honest, I don't quiet understand why you ask this question. Everyone will feel tired after a certain long time. This is a nature.
You really can't not get tired after any workout, even jumproping. You're going to get tired after exercise. You could practice not getting tired very fast by jumping little by little, making your jumping time longer than before.
An example of muscular endurance would be lifting weights for a long time without your muscles feeling tired, or jumping rope for a long time without your legs starting to be sore.An example would be lifting weights for a long period of time without getting exhausted in the first five minutes.
u fall asleep because u get bored and is very tired
Of course. Computers do not get tired. There may be similar behaviors, however. Such as overheating and malfunction. But these are not a de-facto standard, nor are they the cause of overworking, but rather the result of poor design, programming, or malfunction.
The heart muscle is designed to work continuously without getting tired. This is because it has a rich blood supply and is made of endurance muscle fibers that allow it to contract and relax rhythmically without fatiguing.
keep them occupied for a long time then they will get tired and BE QUIET
They reduced repetitive jobs - and speeded up production. A robot can perform the same job time after time without getting tired. It can accurately place components to a tolerance of 1,000ths of a millimetre - every time. No human can possibly do that.
Simply getting tired while climbing stairs does not mean you have a heart problem but it also doesn't mean that you don't. Most likely you are out of shape by not eating healthy food or exercising enough. Being severely out of shape for long periods of time can lead to heart problems.