Put most simply, the terms aerobic and anaerobic refer to the different ways in which your body produces energy while you’re running. We use the words to distinguish between different running ...

"Both aerobic and anaerobic exercises burn calories, but they vary with the intensity or the duration of the exercise," says Puri. Activities like running or cycling for 30 minutes may burn almost ...

Small amount, but quickly. Aerobic Carbon dioxide and water. The products do not contain stored chemical energy. Anaerobic Mammalian muscle: lactic acid. Yeast: ethanol and carbon dioxide.

Anaerobic close anaerobicWithout oxygen. respiration does not need oxygen (unlike aerobic respiration ... low intensity exercise like slow, steady running. The difference between the oxygen ...

Measurements included resting heart rate, aerobic power, anaerobic power, and anaerobic capacity. Results—Paired t test analysis showed no significant differences in either resting heart rate or ...

The study therefore attempted to compare the effect of 3 months yogic practice on aerobic and anaerobic capacity. Healthy young male volunteers of age 21–33 years, height 174.8±3.52 cm and weight ...