Muscular strength is how much you can lift/push/pull, ect. Muscular endurance is how long you can do something with your muscles. Like if you have to put your are straight out in front of you and hold a 25 pound dumbbell. Your will get tired and give out. the more Muscular endurance you have the longer you can do something with your muscles.
Answer: b. Carry on a conversation
Explanation:
There are different levels of intensity when exercising and these require different energy levels and different amounts of air coming into the lungs.
The CDC notes that if you are exercising at a moderate level, the energy and oxygen requirements will not be as high so you can be able to talk to other people without being short of breath from needing more of the oxygen and energy that is being used in the talking.
It seems to me that there is no negative or positive correlation. It looks nonlinear if you ask me.
Doing a physically energetic job does not grant you better physical fitness. This is due to the fact intensive physical exercise at some stage in work becomes a burden as a substitute than a benefit. People who do a physical job, spend about eight hours at work with a restricted or quick time of breaks.
Answer:
I believe the answer is A.
Explanation:
Burning fat is a benefit, burning muscles isn't really, but it shows you working them and you did a good workout. High blood pressure is without a doubt a negative effect, and not a benefit.
