Depends what activity is being undertaken.
Aerobic Exercise
It's an aerobic, cardio exercise.
Aerobic cardiovascular exercise.
Aerobic exercise requires oxygen, anaerobic exercise does not. Aerobic exercises include walking, running, swimming, and jumping rope.
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Kangaroos can get aerobic exercise. A kangaroo's jumping is an example of an exercise that raises it's heart rate.
It depends on what kind of stamina you are talking about. But generally aerobic exercise.
calorieA calorie is kind of a synonym for energy in terms of exercise.
Distinguish your resting heart rate, your maximum heart rate during exertion, and your recovery time. As you use aerobic (fitness, cardio) exercise, your resting heart rate and your recovery time will decrease as your maximum heart rate increases. The best kind of aerobic exercise for these effects is high intensity interval training. .
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lactic acid
Kind of depends what you mean by "muscle building". If one is wanting to do strength training and/or increase muscle size, then daily resistance exercise is likely not the best idea. Strength training generally involves at most several workouts per week, or working daily but on different muscle groups. The muscles have to have time to rebuild and heal from maximum efforts. This is not true of aerobic exercise, what folks are calling "cardio" these days. You can indeed do aerobic work daily, with perhaps only one day of rest... Provided you are not working at your maximum output. Most aerobic training is done in the range of 65-70% of the maximum heart-rate, with a small portion of the training time spent at higher levels.