

This can only be used in the first few minutes of all exercise, before there is sufficient oxygen available at the muscles for aerobic metabolism. The anaerobic system is the energy provided by your body in the absence of oxygen. This type of cardio will work your anaerobic system. This combines strength training with conditioning and can only be performed for short bursts, rather than long durations. One method of building up your muscular endurance is with HIIT (high intensity interval training) or hybrid training. Strengthen these attributes and your stamina will increase, allowing you to perform at your peak for longer amounts of time. Whereas muscular endurance is the capability of skeletal muscles to do several repetitions of movements over time. Cardiovascular endurance is the capacity of the cardiovascular (respiratory) system to distribute oxygen efficiently throughout the whole body. If we delve deeper into endurance, however, there is a difference between cardiovascular endurance and muscular endurance. That is, performing deadlifts at a lighter weight for more repetitions over a longer period of time. Endurance, on the other hand, is the number of times any given group of muscles can perform a certain action or exercise. For example, being able to perform a heavy deadlift, for several repetitions.

Stamina relates to the amount of time a given muscle or group of muscles can perform at maximum capacity. But together they can work to improve your ability to work out for longer periods of time, undertake heavier loads, and ultimately push your body to reach new limits. Despite being closely related, stamina and endurance are very distinct concepts.
