The studies showed that, on aggregate, endurance training increased people's endurance.
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I am not a great endurance runner, but I am a pretty good endurance hider.
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This study targeted endurance athletes, since endurance exercise has been associated with reductions in testosterone.
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"My athletic experiences taught me endurance and competitiveness, with perhaps an emphasis on endurance," he said.
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Grgic's team found that caffeine helped muscle endurance, muscle strength, jumping performance, exercise speed, anaerobic power and aerobic endurance.
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Ken Marcella, a veterinarian for the United States endurance team, said endurance horses were similar to long-distance runners.
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One study of endurance athletes found the diet led to performance declines, and another found that it hurt endurance race performance.
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But I have a more solid sense of the reality of the mental impact on endurance, on the brain's role in endurance.
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Some studies have shown sprinters improving power, rowers and swimmers increasing endurance, and both tennis players and boxers improving accuracy and endurance.
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A book is a mouthful of air turned into furniture, a portable flame, a promised endurance that fails less than other promises of endurance.
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Not just any audience, either: audience members were required to take a "Personality of Endurance" quiz beforehand, with questions such as What best describes your level of endurance?
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The hitch with tales of endurance, onscreen, is their unfortunate habit of becoming endurance tests for the viewer, and, after a while, "The Revenant" turns into a slog.
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Mikael Mattsson, a Swedish researcher who is leading a Stanford study of international endurance athletes, said it's "almost impossible" to find Japanese endurance athletes with a VO2 max above 75.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Why would you endurance train a bully?
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Endurance Specialty Holdings — Endurance will be bought by Japanese insurer Sompo Holdings for $6.3 billion or $93 per share, compared to yesterday's close of $87.87 for the U.S. based casualty insurer's stock.
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Situated within an endurance running subculture that initially wasn't quite sure how it would deal with the "woman problem," these advertisements are evidence that female endurance runners are still bound by regulations.
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Studies are pretty mixed: One showed it to have a better effect on endurance than creatine citrate (which, remember, seems about as effective monohydrate), but another found it didn't improve endurance at all.
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Some research shows keto may not hurt endurance performance Phinney also discussed research suggesting that the keto diet is at least no worse than a higher-carb eating plan for some endurance athletes.
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It also boasts an endurance in excess of 24 hours.
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Bundle's team is also studying what's possible for our endurance.
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But endurance events present an exception to that general rule.
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The limits of your own endurance — can you climb that?
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The "endurance" brand has always been strong in presidential politics.
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And the marathon is the mother of all endurance events.
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Samsung Pro Endurance 64GB MicroSD card for $20 ($12 off).
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"A little agility work, maybe some endurance training," she advised.
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Conqur Endurance Group did not return PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Endurance is reduced to 32 hours with this maximum payload.
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Any tips for other YouTubers doing endurance stunts like this?
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It was more like: I just survived an endurance test.
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But not everybody realizes it is an endurance test, too.
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We toast to our endurance and maybe our resilience, too.
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But Barker said Sofuku has demonstrated remarkable endurance this season.
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Meldonium was banned because it aids oxygen uptake and endurance.
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Testosterone increases muscle mass, strength and hemoglobin, which affects endurance.
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How many people are capable of that type of endurance?
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I immediately felt better about my own sauna endurance shortcomings.
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Like an Iron Man athlete, this race is about endurance.
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Then again, everyone's job is a test in endurance sometimes.
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At her best, Lilith in Capricorn has an extraordinary endurance.
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In truth, most men shouldn't worry about their sexual endurance.
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The dance, at around 13 minutes, is one of endurance.
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They were bragging about endurance and dealing with the elements.
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I called it "Endurance," and it was published last October.
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In "The 12th Man," escape is a matter of endurance.
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From endurance to perseverance, timing to punctuality, power to knowledge.
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"The Home of Champions" Kenya is an endurance running powerhouse.
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But endurance may not be good enough in coming decades.
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Fire safety rules aside, there are limits to human endurance.
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But with that endurance comes the potential for going stale.
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That endurance enables Baik to get by with a short bench.
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It explores the power of human endurance, humanity, and Everest's majesty.
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Both characters command our attention through their endurance, emotionally and physically.
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Shackleton's vessel Endurance did not have a successful mission to Antarctica.
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"The pain will be beyond endurance," added one of the researchers.
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Wiedemann tells The Creators Project that Disconnected was not about endurance.
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Their work requires a combination of brutal force, endurance and skill.
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You'll see gains in strength, endurance and you'll burn more calories.
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Your strength and endurance to raise me will not go unrewarded.
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Life Noggin says a person's endurance can increase by 34 percent.
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Nearby server works are known as Endurance Study: A Pictorial Guide.
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The researchers then tested the volunteers' testosterone levels and their endurance.
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The researchers then tested the volunteers' testosterone levels and their endurance.
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Teddy: I think the main theme in this album is endurance.
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As Copperthwaite built up his endurance, his self-esteem improved, too.
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The most impressive endurance champion is probably Rune Gjeldnes, a Norwegian.
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Because these endurance tests are exactly what Flashpoint promises to add.
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"(In Endurance) we've got a diamond in our hand," he said.
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Thematically, the photo feed was centered on resilience, resistance, and endurance.
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And I've had good endurance and good strength my whole life.
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Will the audience be provoked by the personality of endurance quiz?
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Plus, the workouts are tailored to your goals and endurance levels.
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"Endurance," Alfred Lansing's brisk, spare telling of Ernest Shackleton's polar ordeal.
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The endurance of this phone is unlike anything I've experienced before.
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What is being applauded if not their endurance, their masochistic rigor?
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But much of our endurance capacity is determined by our lifestyle.
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She needs to execute precisely, to show great endurance and daring.
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It's also a love that makes no promises of its endurance.
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In the wildly competitive world of endurance sports, every second counts.
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Hurley Haywood, a much decorated endurance driver, offered two Info McNuggets.
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Journeys to unusual destinations for endurance sports are a growing business.
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What do we know about how other people influence our endurance?
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But improving endurance is not the same thing as improving health.
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Instead, it was a victory for grit and endurance and expertise.
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To build an identity out of a melting pot takes endurance.
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The endurance of the "Iliad" is in itself evidence of this.
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It bills itself as the world's most difficult equestrian endurance ride.
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But, he said, Walmsley's otherworldly endurance makes him hard to handicap.
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And so I look for endurance athletes, in the business sense.
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All through the Great Basin you see this kind of endurance.
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This strange endurance is a central fact of our present politics.
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But even Trump will eventually hit the limits of human endurance.
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Lordstown Motors has revealed its all-electric pickup truck, the Endurance.
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Endurance cardio exercise, such as running marathons, actually lowers testosterone production.
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She had competed in triathlons and endurance races called Tough Mudders.
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Consider Hayley, our hire of two months, a relative endurance run.
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But for their stylists, awards season is a fashion endurance marathon.
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It is a test of endurance and only the fittest survive.
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Still, his performance is astonishing in its clarity, nuance and endurance.
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Because of the pregnancy she did not have the same endurance.
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In general, the endurance-style workouts lasted for about 40 minutes.
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But for tennis players, increased endurance and recovery are especially important.
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One is cardio-respiratory endurance (again, that's measured by VO2 max).
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So, he's definitely famous in the endurance sports world, but for those of you who don't know, Ray is a blogger and athlete who covers the world of endurance sports through the lens of computers, basically.
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He said the school had taught him endurance, among other life skills.
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Plus, nobody packs day-long physical endurance snacks better than porn stars.
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Because your social endurance is about to be put to the test.
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"It's like the difference between endurance athletes and sprinters," he tells Bryant.
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Bernini's lavish décor symbolically reflects the power and endurance of the Church.
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For this to happen, the community needs new models of institutional endurance.
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"You can basically accelerate at the limit of human endurance," he says.
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"These are machines that have superhuman strength, speed, and endurance," she says.
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A marketplace for endurance events, like 5ks, half-marathons and other races.
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But you can imagine doing more skill-based work or endurance work.
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It has good endurance and can fly 11,019 kilometers with eight passengers.
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It reduces stress and anxiety, builds strength and endurance, and increases mindfulness.
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"He's a very good example of strength and endurance," Anderson, 54, says.
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This makes them more fun, especially on endurance races over varying terrain.
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Schwartz, an endurance racer by trade, was up-front about the solution.
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Some of that endurance is due to Claremont and Anderson's excellent work.
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"We Sudanese have big reserves of endurance," answered Nuha Elamien, a doctor.
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It challenges balance, coordination and endurance as well as promotes explosive power.
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Having really good endurance is a really important part of this job.
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But he has yet to experience any comedic aspects of endurance training.
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Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood, is no stranger to endurance tests.
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But most of the courage shown at Verdun was that of endurance.
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Endurance shares soared 35 percent on Tuesday on reports of the deal.
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What I'd love to see emphasized more in tactics games is endurance.
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Those aren't really contests of skill, but will—a contest of endurance.
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For an endurance sport like cricket, moments of action are often sudden.
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If you're a Pretty Little Liars fan, congratulations: you have serious endurance.
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For parents, the tournaments are an endurance test, often lasting eight hours.
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Reality: Some endurance athletes actually embrace what's known as the ketogenic diet.
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The race marked a turning point in endurance racing in the 1960s.
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Endurance, in the end, is McInerney's theme, for both marriage and city.
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In turn, the six victims, now adults, were lauded for their endurance.
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Now, by nature, baseball is a sport won with patience and endurance.
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Slow to cast its spell, "Out 1" begins as an endurance test.
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What's next: The U.S. needs an endurance and not an exit strategy.
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And in the ultimate endurance contest — life — women survive longer than men.
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"I ask the dancers to go beyond their endurance," she explained later.
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Benefits to running endurance are fairly clear in the research, Jeukendrup said.
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Demand came from both endurance trail events as well as road races.
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ENDURANCE: A Year in Space, a Lifetime of Discovery, by Scott Kelly.
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The story of Notre-Dame is a story of endurance and rebirth.
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Endurance can be artifice; if something is fleeting, at least it's real.
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Filion brought a marathon runner's endurance to reach his enormous win total.
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Air travel, once glamorous, has become an endurance exercise for many passengers.
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The publicity sparked an unparalleled career of endurance-riding on roller coasters.
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They are intense and enigmatic, and often loaded with tests of endurance.
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Endurance, at the moment, you have to do sprint with zero mistakes.
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Genoa defines itself by its standards, a long memory and implacable endurance.
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There are lots of theories about why women excel at endurance sports.
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Despite its endurance, it appears to be hitting fever pitch right now.
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"This season is a testament to my endurance and willpower," said Gatlin.
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The high-intensity circuit exercises test your agility, balance, endurance and strength.
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L, best known for his performance pieces that focus on physical endurance.
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The trip itself is a grueling test of endurance, planning, and resourcefulness.
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She was not an athlete and had no interest in endurance sports.
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"Walking the Himalayas: An adventure of survival and endurance," by Levison Wood
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The limited undersea endurance of pre-atomic subs shaped design and tactics.
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In 2012, he won an individual gold medal at the equestrian World Endurance Championships where the UAE squad also took the team gold, and that year also he won the 160km (100 mile) European Endurance Race in Italy.
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The finding is not a complete surprise to exercise scientists or endurance athletes like Rowlands (himself an elite cyclist), who know that as endurance races get longer, the gap between top women&aposs and men&aposs finishing times shrinks.
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Instead, take it slow and ramp up as your strength and endurance improve.
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It's a show of fortitude, endurance, stamina, judgment, character all of those things.
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To have won at least that backwards race of endurance, if nothing else.
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Cardio improves your endurance and aerobic capacity, plus helps you deal with stress.
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The industry has grown a lot and become stronger, through innovation, and endurance.
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"I race endurance sports," Dylan said in a social media video for brand.
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The drug also aids oxygen circulation in the blood and can increase endurance.
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An exercise drug turned mice into endurance athletes — and humans could be next.
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First flown in 2014, the E-Fan has an endurance of 60 minutes.
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My endurance and my perseverance in the face of all kinds of demons.
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According to Ohanian, it's Williams' endurance that ensures the gender of their baby.
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There are reasons why women might present a formidable challenge in endurance sports.
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" As a result, bachelor parties become "a battle of endurance for everyone involved.
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I just started building my endurance to be able to tackle this thing.
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If you put the electrodes in the right place, you can enhance endurance.
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The Plus phones have always had impressive endurance, and this sounds substantially better.
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Forgotten Women: The Scientists is a love letter to their ingenuity and endurance.
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It's a day that tests your mental fortitude, physical strength, and overall endurance.
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It puts your skills to the test, tries your endurance and fosters community.
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I pride myself on my endurance should there be any long distance races.
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Citigroup and Morgan Stanley acted as financial advisors for Sompo and Endurance respectively.
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The last hour, especially the last 30 minutes, felt like an endurance test.
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He has competed in Formula One, Formula E and the World Endurance Championship.
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Full moons are emotional and exhausting… but you have plenty of endurance, Capricorn.
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It's a vertical sprint of power and endurance to greater and greater heights.
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December in Montana is about athletic endurance during the Bozeman Ice Climbing Festival.
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Twice a week they completed two interval-style endurance workouts on their own.
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Being an entrepreneur is an endurance test that challenges you and your team.
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You aren't sure you have enough endurance to see your way to success.
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Whatever the reason, the result is a trade-off between speed and endurance.
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"We think the previous test focused on endurance, if you will," he said.
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"What it is, more than anything, is an endurance test," he told us.
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These cows were bred for physical endurance, giving them more intramuscular fat cells.
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The story of Black America is one of strength, faith, and constant endurance.
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That joy, such as it is, comes from endurance, survival, struggle, and relief.
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Most summers, he said, he concentrates on maintaining and even building his endurance.
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It's all about improving your strength, flexibility, and endurance, and it's been fantastic.
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Bring your ideas, your talent and your endurance to the Disrupt Berlin Hackathon.
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It wasn't so much of a race, really—it was an endurance test.
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The three-lined shape symbolizes the fragility of existence, but also tribal endurance.
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I'm loathe to reveal what actually happens, but prepare for an endurance run.
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That was Mark Lyons, a 55-year-old endurance racer from Pine, Colo.
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But endurance depends in large part on containment measures and our policy makers.
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The Endurance and B2 can each reach 600 horsepower and 614 horsepower, respectively.
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There's no doubt that sports like hockey have a huge dependence on endurance.
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She has won 11 ultramarathons and finished second in seven other endurance races.
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With performances that long, the experience becomes a question of endurance — and planning.
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Increased blood flow also provides more oxygen to muscles and could increase endurance.
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Aearan this endurance test on both a 2014 i5 and the new i235.
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Her bravery and endurance may never be celebrated in our lifetime, or hers.
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This year Japan have combined that frenetic tempo with a new-found endurance.
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After a while, she tried some longer routes, to work on her endurance.
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"Inside the cockpit in endurance racing, experience is really quite important," he said.
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" He was "an endurance test that united his children in opposition to him.
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Secondly, does smiling also work during other endurance activities, like cycling or rowing?
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Purja credits his endurance to his natural physiology and his intense military training.
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We watch the fattening of group hatred; we see the endurance of cruelty.
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They sometimes use the car for endurance races, which are 75 minutes long.
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Even at the loftiest reaches of endurance, the advantage held, the data showed.
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Sports and Concussions Sports are often associated with heroism — endurance, toughness, and valor.
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To build and maintain high endurance, we may have to sweat and strain.
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The 243 Hours of Le Mans is the biggest event in endurance racing.
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And it can be "long" in its durability, endurance, steadfastness, longevity, and survival.
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In one of his studies, he and colleagues compared 10 elite ultra-endurance male runners who were eating a traditional high-carb diet to 10 other (physically similar) elite ultra-endurance male runners who were eating a low-carb diet.
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While the study doesn't explain why weight training would have a different effect from endurance training, "we know from other studies that resistance training is a stronger stimulus for increased muscle mass and increased basal metabolism compared to endurance training and we therefore speculate that participants doing resistance training burn more calories during the day - also in inactive periods-compared to those engaged in endurance training," Christensen said in an email.
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It's a test of your endurance, your mental ability, your logistics, your supply chain.
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Endurance, like its writer, is a great testament to the wonders humans can accomplish.
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Testosterone is a hormone that increases muscle mass, strength and hemoglobin - which affects endurance.
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Whatever Joan means to you, she is a symbol of steadfast belief and endurance.
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They are known for their virility, fatty meat and strong endurance to cold weather.
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The 27 day test of fashion endurance has made it's way to Milan, Italy.
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Wrong again: Early men and women weren't just endurance freaks, they were also burly.
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Abramovic's endurance performance 512 Hours drew almost 130,000 visitors to the Serpentine in 2014.
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I realized after this piece, that this is a bit of an endurance craft.
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But Under Armour's gear is better known for being worn during high-endurance activities.
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The more oxygen to your muscles, the more endurance you have after blood doping.
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It's our treat for our endurance, and the energy of the crowd has returned.
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Feats of endurance so grand they inspire films, books and songs and become legend.
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The mountain requires additional endurance, using muscles for climbing often underutilized on flat terrain.
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The races both involve endurance running, but beyond that, they are practically different sports.
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Testosterone is a hormone that increases muscle mass, strength and hemoglobin, which affects endurance.
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You've described your campaign both as a joke and as an endurance performance piece.
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I spend today doing more moderate climbs and focusing on good technique and endurance.
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"Failure builds endurance, and that creates the confidence that is necessary for real success."
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Or maybe you're predisposed to respond better to endurance training than to power training.
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IAI's Heron TP is a high altitude, long endurance drone with multiple-payload capabilities.
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It was an "endurance" day, which means you do longer rounds on the treadmill.
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Perhaps, then, the Academy Awards is an endurance test — a matter of proving worth.
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Strength workouts are also proven to provide significant cardiovascular benefits associated with endurance sports.
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There are a few studies that support the notion of heat acclimation improving endurance.
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Why do you think there are so many endurance challenges like this on YouTube?
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Citi Group and Morgan Stanley acted as financial advisers for Sompo and Endurance, respectively.
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That way, they have enough mental endurance to last through the toughest of days.
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"Jordan said he'd make me a 10 [out of 10 for endurance]," Cole says.
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"It'll increase your endurance and stamina, and can even enhance sprint performance," she adds.
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Close-ups of Parker's face emphasize Turner's suffering, and the symbolism of his endurance.
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Their pain and endurance is why we -- as a people -- are even still here.
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Mr. Courtemanche, 29, is a senior underwriter for Endurance Insurance Company in New York.
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It requires superhuman endurance to stay on your feet for 10-15 hour shifts.
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Thanksgiving is an endurance contest: You want wines that are energetic rather than soporific.
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Endurance exercise, after all, improves the body's ability to regulate temperature, the scientists knew.
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You need skill, endurance, and, according to sneaker maker K-Swiss, the right footwear.
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Life for our cheery group of outsiders seems to be about endurance and insulation.
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Testosterone is a hormone that increases muscle mass, strength and haemoglobin - which affects endurance.
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"Liam has got enormous patience and endurance when it comes to soundscapes," explains Neil.
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The clearest way that you can show endurance is by sticking with a family.
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It's why many disabled athletes have more than one guide in an endurance race.
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The B2 can achieve 100 mph, while the Endurance falls short at 80 mph.
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Lordstown and Tesla haven't released the torque estimates for the Endurance or Cybertruck yet.
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Kawauchi has been building a base of running endurance since the age of 6.
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How do you square that with what we know about the brain and endurance?
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How do improvements in endurance factor into Winter Olympics team sports or judged sports?
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It's an ambitious musical that requires a lot of physical endurance from its performers.
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"It's true that endurance performance diminishes in temperatures higher than 50 degrees," he said.
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But the election is not only a test of Ms. McCaskill's popularity and endurance.
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This was before fintech really took off, it was called the Endurance lending network.
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Here's a closer look at the training involved for endurance, show jumping and reining.
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His "The Unlikely Endurance of Christian Rock," in The New Yorker, proves that plain.
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His novels explore the humanity and the noble yet fragile endurance of the marginalized.
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Instead, the four electric motors on the Lordstown Endurance will be inside the wheels.
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This includes everything from advanced sensor and weapon integration to increased range and endurance.
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Trekking season in the Himalayas produces tales of physical endurance and heartbreak every year.
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A 45-minute race requires endurance, but also speeds of up to 174 mph.
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Toyota said it will announce the world endurance driver line-up early next year.
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Don grew up in Teddington, England, a wellspring of top endurance athletes near London.
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The whales stare at us with a power and endurance we can well envy.
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They funded their own study, which considered metabolic factors like endurance and oxygen intake.
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The possible names are Clarity, Courage, Endurance, Fortitude, Ingenuity, Perseverance, Promise, Tenacity and Vision.
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Some are longer, such as Finland's, which is an endurance run of 630 meters.
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"They've gone to the depths of their endurance and past it," Colonel McKinstry said.
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Veteran players know that a long season can test a rookie's patience and endurance.
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This favorable transit lends us the endurance we need to see out difficult tasks.
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Thursday's three-hour debate will be a new endurance test for the former veep.
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"It helps a lot with the endurance and mental game," Henderson, 21, told CNBC.
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Then there's the endurance he picked up as a track runner in high school.
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This gene variant exists and is associated with a low response to endurance training.
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They also completed a submaximal treadmill stress test that estimated their current endurance capacity.
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"Well seriously, he puts everybody to shame in terms of his endurance," she said.
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Buying your first house can be an excellent test of patience, endurance and resilience.
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I got tested at the Boulder Center for Sports Medicine during a six-month training session, and I went from primarily burning carbs in my workouts to primarily burning fat, and was able to advance a stage of endurance on their endurance test.
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His legendary endurance, bolstered by years of science-informed physical training, earned him the nickname the Swiss Machine, but more important, it showcased what a talented mountain climber could do if given the time and funding to prepare like a conventional endurance athlete.
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Emma's project touched on numerous established art forms: endurance performance, institutional critique, and political art.
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Elaine thinks she needs more speed work, and Shelly-Ann wants to work on endurance.
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Equipped with Celliant technology, it can apparently enhance local blood flow, energy, strength, and endurance.
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But it was placed on the banned list because it enhances oxygen uptake and endurance.
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It also delivers a healthy dose of iron, which is especially helpful for endurance athletes.
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It was a brief test of my own endurance and a profound experience of empathy.
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Most recently it had traversed a narrow valley leading down into the larger Endurance crater.
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The image of the Endurance surrounded by ice may be a nod to that. 5.9.
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Thank you for your endurance over the past few weeks and returning with such passion.
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Fighting fires — including immense untamed wildfires — requires a combination of brutal force, endurance and skill.
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Mr. Purja credits his endurance to his natural physiology and to his intense military training.
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The physical exertion of ballet requires daily conditioning to build up endurance, flexibility, and strength.
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They're for practicing, so they're really thick and really heavy so it helps build endurance.
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It's a test of endurance, a showcase of technology, and it's also all about speed.
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In other words, all told, GOS weekend will both test and reward your art endurance.
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It's the limit of man's endurance, beyond which you are supposed to learn something true.
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Greenwood seems to favor, classic movies with a special endurance (can you say The Goonies?).
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Sometimes it means revealing the intimate moments of endurance, of unexpected kindness, unasked for love.
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But our brains' syllable-detectors keep going — those are like the endurance muscles of perception.
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Maybe you're trying to build muscular endurance, because you're a cyclist or dancer, for example.
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That, it would seem, is the limit of today's strongest endurance runner in legitimate conditions.
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So no, it wasn't really like the StairMaster — but that training probably helped my endurance.
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"I wanted to have the endurance to enjoy the wedding without the chair," Goncher said.
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Sure, keto can help athletes lose weight, which can be helpful for speed and endurance.
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"I have been blessed with good health and good endurance," Mr. Sanders told Mr. Cuomo.
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Two reviews, which looked at a total of 39 studies, supported an effect on endurance.
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It also set the on-orbit endurance record at 718 days, or almost two years.
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His study also found that older golfers may have improved balance, muscle endurance and function.
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He said AMD had the endurance to stick with it and never compromised its standards.
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Through her many races, she has honed endurance skills that translate to her work life.
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In Frankfurt, 3,000 athletes took part in an Iron Man endurance race despite the heat.
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Sharapova tested positive for Meldonium, a drug that can help an athlete's endurance and rehabilitation.
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I'd never be the same physically, my strength and endurance would never be the same.
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It's an incredibly tricky course, especially for an endurance race like the Bathurst 12 Hour.
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For centuries, we have respected and admired professional athletes for their agility, speed and endurance.
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This story highlights the difficulty in running a marathon; it is an act of endurance.
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However, based on my studies of three extraordinary endurance athletes, certain conditions will be necessary.
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OK, so more muscle in my left leg, less everywhere else, and much greater endurance.
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Lucy calculates end-of-night tabs (cash only) from memory, a practice that rewards endurance.
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"The endurance really wasn't there like it normally is," said Niese, who threw 82 pitches.
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Sompo's deal for Endurance is the largest outbound deal by a Japanese insurance since then.
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But it was a few years later that he developed a passion for endurance art.
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And now, the state of Israel stands as a monument to their faith and endurance.
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It is a fatiguing routine designed to enhance flexibility, endurance, core strength and leaping ability.
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He is not going to be redeemed by endurance or anything as simple as that.
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AM: My co-founder and I met at Strava, the social network for endurance athletes.
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I read academic papers about the lung capacity and superior general endurance of Nepalese Sherpas.
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"The town halls, the issues, the travel, the endurance, I love all that," he says.
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Not a pleasant thought to consider given their incredible service, endurance and devotion to duty.
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What kinds of performance-enhancing strategies do you anticipate given our current understanding of endurance?
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It is something that has been shown over the past few years to enhance endurance.
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But much less was known about the routines and responses of accomplished female endurance athletes.
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Two stores remain at malls in Bridgewater and Freehold, N.J. The secret to their endurance?
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The first-ever virtual round of the Nürburgring Endurance Series kicked off on March 21.
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The secret to being able to hold your load is the endurance of these muscles.
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The Keepers is one grim watch, but one filled with an inspiring quality of endurance.
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The 15-hour production is a test of endurance and artistry unlike any in opera.
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That can lead to a corresponding loss in blood volume — a hazard for endurance athletes.
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He will be the first rider to compete in endurance for Bermuda at the games.
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At the time, I thought of strength as endurance and thought I could handle it.
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L's work lies, I think, rather than the grueling and more obviously impressive endurance test.
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Bielecki, the man-child with the otherworldly endurance near the summit, is another natural choice.
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Intense market competition and the endurance of alternative capital have depressed prices in recent years.
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Hazzard is better, actually, because her book isn't an endurance test but rather sheer exhilaration.
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" Mr. De Nonno said, "Listen, people in those days, they were bulls, they had endurance.
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But in his free time, he pursued an unusual hobby: exposing cheaters in endurance races.
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Binge-watching is basically an endurance sport, so you need to be sure you're prepared.
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They reinvigorated worries about the endurance of the euro currency and broader European economic integration.
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If there were an endurance record for bird species, the little-known frigatebird would win.
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The tribe has a saying: "Hope, but not too much," which underscores their stoic endurance.
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From beginning to end, a Counter-Strike team needs to show its mastery and endurance.
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Especially when it comes to endurance events, the amount of preparation work involved is enormous.
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But only the most naïve strongman would bet against the will, ingenuity, and endurance of Cambodians.
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They'll need trusted specialists with encyclopedic knowledge, composure under pressure, and extreme endurance—droids like Justin.
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McCord says she "humbly thanks" stars for coming forward with their own inspiring tales of endurance.
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Another factor traders will focus on this month is the endurance of the bull market itself.
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Now the 35-year-old runs everyday and has completed endurance competitions like Ironman and Ragnar.
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Like running, the elliptical improves your cardiovascular endurance, without putting so much stress on your joints.
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Doing it while weighed down improves your endurance, but with less of the impacts of running.
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It will not disappear overnight, and at its enormous scale may demonstrate a Yahoo-like endurance.
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Both women arrive at this moment partly through personal endurance, partly through the power of community.
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But thanks to the efficient Snapdragon 835 processor, the change doesn't completely tank the phone's endurance.
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On June 10, the organizers of the race, Conqur Endurance Group, announced Meza had been disqualified.
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Stronger is an incredible story of human spirit and endurance — but it's not just Jeff Bauman's.
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The weekly challenges come in various forms; some test endurance, others focus on pure physical strength.
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While the journey is an undoubted feat of human endurance, for Piccard the message is bigger.
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The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) did not immediately say if the endurance event would be rescheduled.
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The omnium is the ultimate track cycling test with the disciplines requiring sprinting prowess and endurance.
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Her research covered eight non-elite endurance runners who competed first as men, then as women.
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Now and Then explores the way childhood carries into adulthood, and the incredible endurance of friendships.
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What about the limit of woman's endurance, especially given this is a novel about a woman?
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The JBL Endurance line has four new earphones, each designed for a different sport in mind.
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And that's when I realized that while I may be strong, my endurance is non-existent.
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They all began about 2444, with Spartan the most focused on endurance and winning by time.
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Is there a way to quantify the effect of the brain versus the body in endurance?
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Coasters today push the very boundaries of human endurance — all in the name of having fun.
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NASA's Opportunity rover, which landed on Mars in 2004, is the endurance champion of interplanetary explorers.
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The pattern announced and ratified teen sexuality and then amplified teen sexual frustration almost beyond endurance.
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Like every movement for progress in our history, gun reform will take unyielding courage and endurance.
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The latter has been a source of stress and test of endurance for the fresh landlady.
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The mood will be exhausting and emotional, but this full moon will demand maturity and endurance.
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It's unclear who even dreamed up the notion, although reporters are obviously responsible for its endurance.
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I figured out that for my body, I need to keep maintaining my strength and endurance.
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You already know that the Warriors won Game 1, as much through physical endurance as skill.
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The lower hematocrit levels have a dramatic effect on endurance sports such as running or cycling.
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As the name implies these matches are largely about endurance and can last over four hours.
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While the plane demonstrates nearly unlimited endurance, the same can't be said of its human pilots.
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That, too, became an image of the centuries-long endurance of blacks and their spiritual patience.
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Even an endurance drone, though, may be pushed to survey a large estate in one go.
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Adding these moves in intervals will help you build muscle, improve heart health, and increase endurance.
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The drug works by mimicking the effect of endurance exercise on one particular gene: PPAR-delta.
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Every scene was an endurance test, trying not to talk or trying to endure Harry's relentlessness.
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That should provide pretty excellent endurance when paired with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 that's allegedly inside.
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Vito Bialla, 268, a millionaire businessman and well-known Bay Area endurance athlete, watched her carefully.
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While those seeking interplanetary scenarios may want more details, fans of endurance stories will be pleased.
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The results from some past studies of heart health in serious endurance athletes have been worrying.
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He was hoping for a Le Mans victory to complete the triple crown of endurance races.
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The race, which covers 2750 miles (2000,33 km) this year, is the test of extreme endurance.
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The menace is durational and transforms the audience into participants in a kind of endurance art.
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Research has shown that pure caffeine can help endurance athletes run faster and cycle for longer.
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Not wanting to follow her mother's path, Gerdes turned to a different coping mechanism: endurance sports.
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While some mushers use huskies, the critical qualities of a sled dog are athleticism and endurance.
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A growing number of endurance athletes like Vogel love how the strategy makes them feel too.
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This year, for the first time, there will be racecars from the Global Endurance Legends club.
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At one point, many people believed that endurance exercise would be a panacea for heart problems.
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The Endurance, R1T, and Badger will all have five seats, while the B2 will have four.
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Endurance exercises, such as marathon training or cycling long distances, can lower levels, as can stress.
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Now I'm looking for my next big read after Scott Kelly's "Endurance," about living in space.
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"In the parameters we looked at, endurance exercise was clearly ahead of resistance training," he says.
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Favorable links between digit ratio and cardiorespiratory endurance and muscular strength have been found in males.
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In endurance-test parts like Siegfried, Tannhäuser, Parsifal and Tristan, his full, ringing voice seems indefatigable.
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They also studied weight training, not endurance exercise, and only in young people without health problems.
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In Thailand, the response has often focused on gender equality, "female strength and endurance," she said.
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Rowing taught me that balance is more important than endurance, and that I can cultivate it.
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She boasts superhuman strength and endurance, the power of flight and the ability to traverse dimensions.
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Others were intrigued by the attempt — albeit greatly orchestrated — to redefine the limits of human endurance.
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The Dakar, one of the world's toughest endurance challenges which ends in Buenos Aires on Jan.
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The patience of the molters, their silent endurance, was impossible not to admire in human terms.
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And then there's the lottery for a spot in the 100-mile Western States Endurance Run.
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Defense attorney Donna Rotunno then cross-examined Sciorra, testing her memory, character, life choices, and endurance.
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I love that event in general because of the way it mixes endurance, speed, and tactics.
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Stamina and endurance are both clearly correlated with overall physical fitness and, thus, necessarily, with weight.
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Research on how quality carbs can influence exercise performance -- especially endurance exercise -- dates to the 1930s.
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He had endurance to match, taking multiple hits and returning to the field to play on.
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Athletes can use training zones, relative to HRmax, to achieve optimal adaptation and enhance endurance performance.
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" Matthew Pinsent, a retired British rower who won four consecutive Olympic gold medals, added: "Fantastic endurance.
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It landed in Eagle Crater, moved on to Endurance Crater and planned to visit Victoria Crater.
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The next speaker must have the endurance to go more miles than his or her predecessors.
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What surprised the scientists was how few of the walkers with Alzheimer's had actually gained endurance.
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Researchers found that high levels of endurance were positively associated with higher scores on the exam.
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The event was conceptualized in 1933 as a way for Indian farmers to test their endurance.
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NSAID use is especially widespread among athletes in strenuous endurance sports like marathon and ultramarathon running.
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PHYS ED A new study found a strong correlation between endurance and living a long life.
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Fatimah Asghar's brilliant offering is a dexterous blend of Old World endurance and New World bravado.
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A new report from the endurance event registration site RunSignup suggests that its health is stable.
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Another time, Tito Aderemi-Ibitola, a performance and video artist, enacted a five-hour endurance piece.
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They'll pursue their prey relentlessly across the tundra; they have tremendous aerobic capacity, like endurance athletes.
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Sports-car racing, especially in endurance events, is quite different from IndyCar or stock-car racing.
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"A lot of people say, 'Oh, it's a little more relaxed,' " Castroneves said of endurance racing.
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Funding Circle entered the US in 2013 through the acquisition of San Francisco's Endurance Lending Network.
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A career in baseball is a marathon of endurance, but first you have to make the team.
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The start of earnings season could test the Trump rally's endurance, at least in the short term.
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The thrill-seeking performer originally made his name in New York as a magician and endurance artist.
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By June 2100, Conqur Endurance Group, which runs the Los Angeles Marathon, announced it had seen enough.
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By June 28, Conqur Endurance Group, which runs the Los Angeles Marathon, announced it had seen enough.
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"Endurance athletes who train hard should not avoid simple sugars and electrolytes around training times," he says.
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It's been over a century since the Endurance sunk, but Antarctica is still a very dangerous place.
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" Not holding back, a laughing Romijn said, "Endurance," and added, "I told you, I've gotta be honest.
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"Tribal peoples have beautiful mythologies, crafts, language, music and extraordinary gifts of endurance and humor," he says.
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U.S. HAS "MISUNDERSTOOD THE INTERESTS" OF BOTH SIDES, AND "SERIOUSLY UNDERESTIMATED" CHINA'S ENDURANCE - CHINA'S GLOBAL TIMES EDITORIAL
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Sitting still, hearing the sounds of my mouth interacting with baby carrots — I didn't have the endurance.
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The endurance of Letourneau's connection to Fualaau is, to some outside observers, one improbable fact among many.
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Similarly, war is justified because it gives men a chance to prove themselves through endurance and callousness.
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And year by year, sensors are able to detect smaller and smaller targets that have increased endurance.
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Apple says the iPhone XS Max bests the endurance of last year's iPhone X by 23 minutes.
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Reducing friction is a far more efficient way of increasing speed and endurance than increasing muscle-power.
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In a regular SoulCycle class, you do fast repetitions with light weights, which challenges endurance, Atkins said.
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No wonder, then, that the best cavers are uninterested in speed records or endurance feats per se.
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Tell us what it was like being there watching that clash of the endurance titans go down.
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And work on your endurance, work on the fact that you need to do it faster, better.
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Components of the program include measuring students' aerobic capacity, body composition, flexibility, muscular strength and muscular endurance.
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"Hybrid technology and electric motors are already part of our daily lives in endurance racing," he said.
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Clot, a French-Swiss explorer, is testing the limits of human endurance, including to worsening temperature extremes.
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But other noninvasive technologies, potentially including what Apple may be exploring, could be used for endurance athletes.
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If used recreationally, though, gene therapy could also expand the physical limits of human strength and endurance.
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Take It SlowMake the transition to running gradually and build your endurance slowly over time, Hamilton says.
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For endurance athletes like Roberts, tapering leaves racers with a lot of free time previously spent training.
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Wine's a given, but sometimes you need a stiff cocktail (or six) to boost your social endurance.
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More red blood cells means more oxygen carried to the muscles, which should translate to increased endurance.
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While a larger capacity battery doesn't always equal longer battery life, the KEYone is an endurance champ.
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Without saying a word, this man has answered my question about the endurance of our youthful dreams.
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She continues to be celebrated as a symbol of endurance and tragedy—tropes familiar to LGBTQ folk.
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But despite the union's endurance, the industry has actively made it more difficult for workers to organize.
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Studies have found that tDSC can improve memory, boost endurance and even reduce prejudice in healthy individuals.
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While I love my parents dearly and respect their endurance, I didn't want to repeat their dynamic.
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In 2012 he started in the World Endurance series, where in 2013 he won the LMP2 class.
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You can get stronger, boost your energy and endurance, and become healthier without developing a six pack.
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Underwater for about two-thirds of each performance, synchronized swimmers require stamina, flexibility, endurance and, always, poise.
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It was an amazing feat of endurance and invention — dwarfing the output of other auteurist television writers.
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It is fitting that this acquired pain threshold is accompanied by a greater psychological endurance as well.
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The drug also helps to adjust the body's use of energy and can boost stamina and endurance.
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A post-workout beer isn't new to endurance athletes—just check the bars after a big marathon.
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So even as women have been valorized for their endurance, structures have emerged to rein it in.
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Social allergies can burn you out and change a relaxing holiday into a stressful test of endurance.
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If I try to think of some common thread, I really think I'm deeply interested in endurance.
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The typical children's picture books featuring black characters focus on the degradation and endurance of our people.
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The definition of female strength continues to change, redefined by CrossFit gyms and extraordinary female endurance athletes.
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"I've always thought that will, determination and endurance are the fields where I can make my mark."
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In cross-country, an endurance test for rider and horse, Rolton was confident of her early progress.
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"More important than his physical form is his mental form, he has incredible mental endurance," Santos said.
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Blakeley began racing horses in the American Endurance Ride Conference when she was just 6 years old.
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For the curlers vying for medals here in Gangneung, the Olympics are a marathon that demand endurance.
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Though the match lasted only 23 hour 26 minutes, Williams said she was happy with her endurance.
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Competitive swimmers train with gear that, when used properly, can help improve their technique, strength, and endurance.
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Mr. Hansson has enough free time that he competes as an amateur driver in endurance car races.
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Their endurance is a testament to their ability to withstand cynicism and embrace earnestness no matter what.
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It's a grueling 24-hour endurance race, which marks the unofficial start of the American racing season.
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His motivation, he said, was to improve his endurance, but he also found the rhythmic footfalls calming.
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Other studies have claimed tDSC can improve memory, boost endurance and even reduce prejudice in healthy individuals.
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For car people like DeBord, there's no greater kick than pushing the limits of speed and endurance.
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Playing an entire season in a single week, then, is a test of endurance for all involved.
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He thinks Endurance should be the name of the rover scheduled to launch in July or August.
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The researchers assessed 50 previous single- or double-blind, randomized studies on carbohydrate ingestion and endurance exercise.
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Toward the end of the debate, Trump said Clinton did not have the endurance to be president.
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This record-setting endurance swimmer is not preparing for a race or aiming for a world title.
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They also used many different approaches to interval and endurance exercise, making the findings difficult to interpret.
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"Endurance racing has very passionate and knowledgeable fans, and Le Mans is a special event," he said.
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Studies have found that listening to music while exercising enhances endurance and mood and distracts from pain.
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The Neo-Domesticity Performance Art Festival features 35 endurance performances happening over the course of four days.
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Based in San Francisco and London and founded in 1003 by Alex Rose and Sam Browne, Let's Do This is aiming to expand its operations in the endurance marketplace, connecting consumers with more than 30,000 "next challenge" endurance events from 5K races, half marathons, and triathlons to road cycling.
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He and the other men around him—the man from Cameroon with the socks, whose name was Martial, and a sad-eyed Nigerian named Endurance—began to talk about the years they had spent in Libya: two for Martial and Ashkar, four for Endurance, who was well named.
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When it's a woman showing impressive endurance, however, it comes across as subversive, and more empowering for it.
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B. and I do an endurance workout that takes an hour and blows a callous off my palm.
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I consider this the endurance test of all, and so you got to have it all put together.
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Audi announced last month that it was leaving endurance racing to focus on the electric Formula E series.
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The crew, embarking on an 18-hour, government-mandated endurance test flight, didn't feel like flying in circles.
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I can attest that attending a Marvel movie marathon is a test of endurance, will, and mental toughness.
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Other endurance runners that competed in the marathon were Molly Huddle and 2018 Boston Marathon winner Desiree Linden.
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It was an achievement years in the making for the endurance athlete and marketing exec from Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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"I still needed to work on myself and build my endurance to walk on my prosthetics," she said.
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No Japanese manufacturer is involved, despite speculation that Nissan might enter after withdrawing from the World Endurance Championship.
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When Christo discusses his work, it is always a discussion of endurance, of overcoming adversity for art's sake.
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These appear mainly to be used for ground excursions, or for when they're performing maneuvers in the Endurance.
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Hagendorf quickly learned that the movements are as much about mental strength as they are about physical endurance.
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"I am slowly but surely getting my endurance back, but I am not at 100 percent," she said.
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With that kind of endurance, I've only had to charge the Solo Pros once a week, if that.
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AS A teenager, Christine Lagarde represented France as a synchronised swimmer, a sport that demands endurance and flexibility.
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Whatever you think of when you hear the phrase "competitive endurance tickling" is close enough to the truth.
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And mildly related: I thought I too would push my body to the absolute limit of human endurance.
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We have the one test, are you more likely to be a sprinter or a long endurance test.
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As for that nerve-shattering kitchen chaos, it masked the mechanical precision of a submarine crew. Endurance. Achievement.
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It's normal—and actually helpful, for an endurance event—to gain a little water weight while carb loading.
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A doctor examined Fragosa before and after the endurance test to track the effects of prolonged binge watching.
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The researchers recruited men via running and cycling groups, college athletic departments, and publications targeted at endurance athletes.
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The endurance is the equivalent of a marathon and takes almost the same amount of time and exertion.
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Guided by pictures from satellites above, Opportunity headed for a deeper crater, Endurance, a kilometre or so away.
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She wanted endurance Through intense physical therapy over the years, Goncher had regained some movement in her limbs.
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The mix of strength training and cardio is designed to give avid followers improved endurance and toned muscles.
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Watching Mr. Pryor silently perform for you — at you — becomes disturbing: entertainment as endurance for artist and audience.
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This ancient breed is prized in North Africa for its hunting skills and endurance to run long distances.
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You do some EPO analysis but you do not do that as frequently as for other endurance sports.
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In the end, Opportunity set endurance and distance records that are years, if not decades, from being broken.
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Humans, in contrast, contain have much more slow-twitch muscle, which is associated with endurance running, not strength.
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This marathon of endurance was just the culmination of a long and arduous effort to get to Greece.
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For one thing, very little research has been done to support the benefits that many endurance athletes claim.
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What's even more important though, is that all this speed doesn't really affect the Yoga 920's endurance.
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Running itself is the best endurance training for muscles, they write in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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Its 30kWh battery allows for 12 hours of endurance, and the vessel is propelled by four 5hp thrusters.
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Her efforts helped make the sport of endurance running more welcoming to women in the decades that followed.
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So far, I've learned that Switzer's run has left a complicated legacy in advertisements targeting female endurance runners.
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Increasingly, athletes are looking toward enhancing their mental performance as science shows how much it matters for endurance.
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This image of Newsom as a woodland princess belies that she is, more than anything, an endurance athlete.
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I have frequently written about how physical activity, especially endurance exercise like running, aids our brains and minds.
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Kendrys Morales then flied out softly to right field, ending a 231-hour-223-minute test of endurance.
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Joe De Sena is the founder and CEO of Spartan, the world's largest obstacle race and endurance brand.
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In part, Mr. Trump's endurance is a product of sheer churn — the endless stream of his own provocations.
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But thanks to her endurance, Williamson County has been buried and property rights for everyone have been strengthened.
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The 84th edition of the classic endurance event had a disappointing start in front of 200,221 drenched spectators.
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Like Tough Mudder and Warrior Dash, the endurance test has gained a ton of traction in recent years.
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Similarly, drinking energy drinks containing caffeine before exercise can improve mental focus, alertness, anaerobic performance and endurance performance.
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If Simeone's defensive system is to work, his players need to be Spartans in their physicality and endurance.
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It's shows their endurance amidst a fractured place that could at any moment erupt into a war zone.
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But he always maintained that words could go only so far in explaining the music's importance and endurance.
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Its four sides, they say, are marked prominently with patriotic, not religious, virtues: valor, endurance, courage and devotion.
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Ultimately, Ms. Berlinski's life, and the tribute exhibition of her work, is a celebration of endurance and survival.
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But if the justice of the liberal order has been contentious, now its basic endurance appears in question.
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Once upon a time, sitting through a marathon event for a cult TV show was an endurance sport.
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"According to heart-rate standards," he said, "my endurance and stamina is at the level of an athlete."
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Making bronze statues is expensive and labor-intensive, but their strength and endurance appealed greatly to Mr. Harvey.
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To be an X-Men fan over the past decade has been a test in endurance and optimism.
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These were the teeth of ancient hyenas — specifically Chasmaporthetes, or "running hyenas," known for their speed and endurance.
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Looking back: The journalist Ernie Pyle offered comfort to American readers with his optimistic tales of soldiers' endurance.
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Whatever the result, it will be his final race as a Toyota driver in the World Endurance Championship.
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The state is called the Last Frontier for a reason, and residents pride themselves on their rugged endurance.
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ENDURANCE A Year in Space, a Lifetime of Discovery By Scott Kelly with Margaret Lazarus Dean 387 pp.
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Their hostility toward the euro, the currency shared by 19 European nations, has reinvigorated concerns about its endurance.
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The persistence of its doping problems owes to the fact that the sport is about power and endurance.
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Endurance athlete Robbie Balenger ran across the country — 3,275 miles — in 75 days on an entirely vegan diet.
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"The guy was just curious, he came to check on me and swam away," the endurance swimmer recalled.
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"Abandoned Playground" pits these dancer-athletes against the limits of their own strength and endurance, and they triumph.
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They had less muscle mass, strength and endurance than four months before and moved more infrequently and slowly.
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But human-made sounds and vibrations — from helicopters, for instance, or highway traffic — may be challenging their endurance.
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Despite being an endurance athlete and triathlon world champion, he discovered five years ago that he was prediabetic.
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This is true for nearly any endurance event, whether it's a 5K or 100 miles or everyday life.
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Based on a true story, it's an inspiring tale of the tenacity and endurance of the human spirit.
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"Like every movement for progress in our history, gun reform will take unyielding courage and endurance," she tweeted.
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Last May, Opportunity took a look around Perseverance Valley on the inner slope of Endurance Crater's western rim.
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It helps you gain strength, burn more calories, and increase your endurance and agility no matter the activity.
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And these drugs allow for faster recovery times after the fatigue of weight training and aid athletic endurance.
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This whole section of Demon's Souls is an endurance test of location mapping, combat skill, and mental resolve.
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A 22-year-old Ukrainian, Svitolina worked on improving her strength and endurance in the brief off-season.
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There's this whole system of narration that leaders need to do for their team in the endurance stage.
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The nine-and-a-half hour endurance test that is Shoah does not use those kinds of images.
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The performances, in turn, reflected the stamina of the performer, and not just the endurance of his audience.
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These people who went to the parade are endurance ice bears who laugh at your complaints about ~family drama~.
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This horse breed was legendary for its endurance and was historically represented in paintings with Métis people or trappers.
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The fifth set alone lasted nearly 3 hours as the semifinal became a test of endurance more than skill.
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Though Cory and Devin have the strategy down now, their endurance has to be shot and their muscles fatigued.
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This kind of training may also improve your endurance, according to a study conducted by the Mountain Tactical Institute.
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The dancers do them both during the season and the off-season to maintain their flexibility, endurance, and strength.
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Each round is 22 minutes long, and there can be up to six rounds depending on the roosters' endurance.
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Ford's GT40 won the legendary endurance race—over which Ferrari had long ruled—every year from 1966 to 1969.
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They found stark differences between the two groups: endurance athletes, for example, had higher levels of endogenous steroids hormones.
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Hartley will also be racing for Toyota in the world endurance series, replacing two-times world champion Fernando Alonso.
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In those ten years, EPO became a favorite drug of elite cyclists, cross-country skiers, and other endurance athletes.
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But since 1923, that's exactly what teams have done at France's annual 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race.
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The endurance of Williamson and others championed by Oprah speak to the pull toward something larger and more structured.
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I've always had a pretty high sex drive, but obviously your performance and endurance change as you get older.
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Porsche has set out to show the speed and endurance of its first electric vehicle ahead of its debut.
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Oh, and he needed to change his workout to focus more on endurance and less on speed and power.
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The new study links locomotor endurance with the actual movement of salamanders in the wild, but important gaps remain.
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I work out two to three hours a day, and being a professional athlete has helped with my endurance.
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Use code MASHABLE5 to take 5% off of $149, and shop the other galactic toys here. Strength. Endurance. Agility.
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Horses are faster than humans by a lot, but our endurance and perspiration help us equal our equine competitors.
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But what ultimately wins the race is endurance, especially for extra-long events, such as the Spartan Ultra Beast.
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Several navies and oceanographic research institutions have a variety of shorter-endurance, shorter-range, and often faster submarine drones.
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It perhaps most closely resembles prototype endurance cars, but the lithe, wild body work here looks far more futuristic.
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The Senate took him at his word, praising him for his candor and (late in the day) his endurance.
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They also compiled data from others endurance events, like marathons, the Tour de France, swimming, arctic trekking and pregnancy.
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Older mice who were given the compound were 42 percent better at endurance running than their UA-deprived counterparts.
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OVER the next few days, many Tamils will take part in an annual Hindu ceremony that involves amazing endurance.
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In particular, caffeine could help speed, power, strength and endurance, researchers wrote in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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The pinnacle of cuteness It doesn't get any tougher than Puppy Mudder, a military-style endurance race for canines.
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And I mean work on your endurance, work on the fact that you need to do it faster, better.
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Hurricane Irma, a monstrous storm that broke records for intensity and endurance, made landfall in South Florida on Sunday.
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Today's field watches may not be battle-tested, but they're built with the same performance and endurance in mind.
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The method lets you expand your ability and your endurance, but it doesn't make you impervious to the environment.
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Reductions in sustained exercise tolerance and maximal exercise capacity would reduce training quality and negatively impact endurance exercise performance.
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It's a tense, lean, and tightly paced exercise in endurance, and one of my favorite games of the year.
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"This is past our levels of endurance," said a 54-year-old teacher, who identified herself only as Evangelia.
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But the milestone that we're really going after is, can this break the record for the longest endurance UAV?
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This article originally appeared on MUNCHIES in November 2015 There is a misconception in the world of endurance sports.
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Hannah shows us exactly what it takes to perform at the edge of human endurance for 21 race days.
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He still uses it; battered and weathered, it is a testament to his twelve years of trial and endurance.
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James Estramonte, the commanding officer of US Coast Guard Cutter Munro, the high endurance vessel credited with its seizure.
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And, because it doesn't take much effort to float through space, your muscles lose strength and endurance pretty quickly.
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Endurance stock had already jumped about 35 percent in New York after reports of the deal were initially published.
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Endurance prevailed, as befits the professional footballers of a nation that lives through winter months of almost complete darkness.
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This sort of repeated aggression against one's physical limits can only happen when one has the endurance for it.
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It takes the endurance and gall of at least ten Hunter S. Thompsons to sustain that kind of lifestyle.
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Instead of fashioning a narrative of misery, Southern Comfort is a story about adaptation and survival, endurance and renewal.
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"Human appetite is highly responsive to physical activity," says Matt Fitzgerald, sports nutritionist and author of The Endurance Diet.
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Performance artist Millie Brown tested her own endurance when she had herself tied, inverted, suspended, and swung for Pendulum.
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That includes champions of prestigious races like the Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run and the Leadville Trail 100.
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Tippi Clark, a 24-year-old nutritionist who lives in Manhattan was describing a mission that tested her endurance.
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Yet while that's the reality, the character's endurance doesn't reflect particularly well on either part of that bloody equation.
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These ideas are interesting but they are not new, and they're buried in an endurance test of a novel.
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Kawauchi also possesses an enormous capacity to utilize oxygen, according to a measurement of endurance known as VO2 max.
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Can you explain the conventional wisdom around endurance and how your thinking on it shifted while writing the book?
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The robust slate of activities ranges from sound bathing (a guided meditation enhanced by sonic vibrations) to endurance climbing.
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Dauwalter's prowess has crystallized the debate about whether psychological fortitude can trump men's innate strength advantages in endurance sports.
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Runners have used interval training for more than 100 years, alternating between sprints and jogging to improve their endurance.
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He notes that it retains its grassy flavor and crunch even after pickled; endurance is part of its character.
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In his 2017 memoir, "Endurance," Mr. Kelly describes struggling after his return with pain, sleeping troubles and other woes.
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The final nine contenders were: Endurance, Tenacity, Promise, Vision, Clarity, Ingenuity, Fortitude, Courage and, of course the winner, Perseverance.
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Yet one of the most remarkable things about "Dionysos Stadt" was that it never felt like an endurance test.
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The games will include eight of them: dressage, driving, eventing, para-equestrian dressage, vaulting, endurance, show jumping and reining.
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His best finish was a sixth place, and he then migrated back to Europe for endurance sports-car racing.
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For some people, such as endurance athletes, a low resting heart rate is common and typically not a concern.
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"Since the quarantine is challenging people's endurance, maintaining long-term social confidence is probably a top priority," she said.
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But if life's distractions are keeping you from finishing a doorstopper, why not start short and build your endurance?
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Jack Gerber of South Africa is the oldest man to start the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race.
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Endurance races typically see several drivers sharing driving duties, each responsible for a stint or stints behind the wheel.
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Now, to clarify: These words, of course, don't have any intrinsic, mystical power that confers superhuman strength and endurance.
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Level seven is for endurance and all-out sprints while level eight offers the greatest resistance (and hardest workout).
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And all along, Fox has made videos at home, which feel like a diary of her pain and endurance.
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My secret to endurance was no secret at all, but a basic, if underrated, human impulse: staying in motion.
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They also do strength and CrossFit-type training year-round to build those leg muscles for speed and endurance.
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The vote deepened concerns that Italian banks could spiral into disaster and worries about the endurance of the euro.
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As well as the 911 RSR that captured the 2019 manufacturers' trophy in the IMSA WeatherTech endurance racing series.
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Singing with conviction and endurance, the cast included John Daszak as Alviano, and Catherine Naglestad as the painter Carlotta.
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We did not combine resistance and endurance training, which would have been interesting to reveal their potential additive effects.
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There, in 1983, he did another walking piece, this one an endurance trek in the scorching desert outside Dubai.
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Life is hard work, but our conception of human endurance on this Earth looks myopic when compared to nature's.
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It's named the 'E'-course, it involves a lot of endurance, but it can be a lot of fun.
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While her intelligence and endurance are instantly recognizable, so too is the wit which brings the portrait to life.
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In medieval romances, boars are seen as a challenge to masculinity and hunting them a test of endurance and bravery.
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They have superhuman speed, superhuman endurance, and precision, and right now they're all trapped into factories, separated off from people.
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It interpreted Zamperini's strength as merely the ability to outlast his enemies' endurance, and expected viewers to find that inspirational.
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