Muscular Strength vs. Endurance: Definitions and Key Differences
False. Muscular strength is the ability to generate force; muscular endurance is the ability to resist fatigue. The cardiovascular and respiratory systems deliver oxygen and nutrients to muscles but do not directly generate force or resist fatigue.
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