You can lose fitness faster than you can, and you can lose it a million times faster than you can gain it. It does depend on your general fitness level and you age. In most cases, younger people can rebound from about a week off alot faster than an older person. However, if you are at a young age and do daily extremely rigorous exercise such as that that a hardcore highschool rower, such as myself, would do, you can lose fitness in as little as three days without working out. Cardiovascularly, you will have changes, probably not noticeable, but changes in about three days but strength loss takes slightly more time to occur
It can build strength as to doing all the strokes in the medley - especially butterfly. Also builds up stamina for the amount of lengths done, like long distance swimmers will have so much more stamina then short distance swimmers.
It is a test of strength, agility, stamina, and willpower. Not to mention the teamwork!
Stamina is more about strength, and endurance is more about time. Stamina is focused on how long a group of muscles can perform at maximum capacity. Endurance is focused on the amount of time a group of muscles can perform a certain action.
from en.wiktionary.org/wiki/stamina Stamina: The energy and strength for continuing to do something over a long period of time ; power of sustained exertion, or resistance to hardship, illness etc; The basic elements of a thing ; rudimentary structures or qualities. Hope this helped!
you improve your stamina by doing long distances jogging running swimming you improve your stamina by doing long distances jogging running swimming
On how long you can go baby ;]
although they do often come together, strength is capability over a short length of time (for the sake of argument eg. a sprinter) but stamina is the ability to keep going continuously (eg. long-distance/cross country runner)
Strength (how much can you lift), endurance (how often can you lift), stamina (how long can you lift) and balance are the key skills needed to climb technical rock.
Stamina is important in sports because most games are won in the late moments of the competition. Most teams come out explosive and full of energy, the key to stamina is to keep that same energy at the end of the game that you started with.
A horse's stamina refers to its ability to sustain prolonged physical exertion over a period of time. Stamina is an important factor in horse racing and other equestrian sports, as it determines how long a horse can maintain its performance without becoming fatigued. Factors such as genetics, training, diet, and fitness level can all influence a horse's stamina.
Stamina is your ability to withstand physical and mental effort. For example, athletes have very good physical stamina as they are able to compete in sports for very long periods of time. Other people might do very well in long exams as they have good mental stamina. If you have bad stamina, you might find yourself getting tired quickly as the result of straining yourself either physically or mentally.
Train your horse completely in Stamina, do long trot rides until you no longer gain skill in stamina, and compete in cross country competitions.