Converse of object

• decrease: The symptoms of peripheral fatigue are decreased muscular endurance and muscle fatigability.

• improve: Low GI foods eaten before prolonged exercise may improve endurance, whereas high GI foods lead to faster muscle glycogen replenishment after exercise.

• enhance: It will enhance the capability to predict and enhance the endurance of components and machinery.

Adjective modifier

• muscular: Types of strength There are three types: Muscular endurance.

• aerobic: However, aerobic endurance is not just acquired by steady running.

• anaerobic: Between 12 and 14 years an increase in aerobic and anaerobic endurance and speed can be added.

• cardiovascular: The objective of the exercise program for Class I muscles or limbs is to increase muscle strength and cardiovascular endurance.

• physical: Laverty also needed to work hard on increasing his physical endurance.

• human: This series boasts more amazing tales of human endurance than you'll witness in a lifetime.

Modifies a noun

• athlete: The muscles of well trained endurance athletes will " burn " fats to supply up to 70 % of their fuel needs.

• runner: Even the endurance runners expressed an improved feeling of ' strength ' .

• racer: It was a street bike based on Honda's successful RVF superbike and endurance racer.

• riding: Ideally would be happy to hack daily with a view to endurance riding.

• racing: The day can consist of sprint or endurance racing or a mixture of both.

• workout: Therefore, you need to be extremely vigilant with your recoveries on days when you complete both a strength and a quality endurance workout.

Noun used with modifier

• sportscar: Herbert, 38, shares a privateer Audi R8 in the 1,000-mile sportscar endurance race with fellow former Grand Prix driver Stefan Johansson.

• strength: Strength endurance has not been found to have the same effect on performance on well trained elite athletes.

• muscle: But each low-pressure correct repetition will contribute to increasing their muscle endurance.

• speed: Quick explosive bounds over distances of 30 to 60 meters are very beneficial toward speed endurance training.

• hour: In 1962 success was achieved again at the 24 hours endurance race at Le Mans.