circuit resistance training
there is no specific number or amount of mitochondria it varies dependent on your age and gender. however they can be increase through training of the muscles especially strength training the most common form of this is free weights.
Resistance training, often known as strength training or weight training, involves applying resistance to muscular contraction to increase skeletal muscle size, anaerobic capacity, and strength.
John Joseph Quintinskie has written: 'The metabolic significance of the increased skeletal muscle mitochindria that accompanies endurance training' -- subject(s): Musculoskeletal system, Energy metabolism, Mitochondria 'The metabolic significance of the increased skeletal muscle mitochondria that accompanies endurance training' -- subject(s): Energy metabolism, Mitochondria, Striated muscle
weight training strengthens your skeletal muscels
by doing resistance training with weights
Training in increases the vascularization of muscle so that more blood can be delivered to the tissue when active. In addition there is an increase in muscle mass, increased ability for metabolism with more myoglobin and more mitochondria in active tissue.
By training
You do not increase the length of your muscles with weight training, just their strength and for a man, their bulk.
Skeletal muscle
Increased heart rate and increased stroke volume
Yes, to some extent training will help you become a better player. It will help increase stamina and speed. Basketball specific training would be more helpful.
Rises during the physical training but decreases over time and training.