en proving physical endurance

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

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Effects of proving physical endurance

  • en sore muscles ➜
  • en tiredness ➜
  • en become very tired ➜
  • en compete ➜
  • en attract a mate ➜
  • en become amazed at yourself ➜
  • en being challenged to competition ➜
  • en death ➜
  • en exhaustion ➜
  • en getting very tired ➜
  • en having to keep it up ➜
  • en a heart attack ➜
  • en human nature ➜
  • en impressing the ladies ➜
  • en impressing people around you ➜
  • en injury ➜
  • en making others admire you ➜
  • en multiple orgasms ➜
  • en new entries in the record books ➜
  • en others will expect performance from you ➜
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proving physical endurance is a subevent of…

  • en lift weights ➜
  • en sweating ➜
  • en hurt yourself ➜
  • en running ➜
  • en a competition ➜
  • en die ➜
  • en endure longer than anyone else ➜
  • en exercising ➜
  • en failing ➜
  • en fainting from exhaustion ➜
  • en getting hurt ➜
  • en impress your competitors ➜
  • en lift a car ➜
  • en push yourself ➜
  • en run a marathon ➜

proving physical endurance is used for…

  • en athetes ➜
  • en athletes ➜
  • en being vain ➜
  • en competing with others ➜
  • en feeling better about yourself ➜
  • en gaining respect ➜
  • en getting women ➜
  • en knowing your limits ➜
  • en machos ➜
  • en meeting a challenge ➜
  • en your own benefit ➜
  • en personal satisfaction ➜
  • en self-esteem ➜
  • en showing off ➜
  • en showing superiority ➜
  • en winning a bet ➜
  • en winning a contest ➜

proving physical endurance requires…

  • en running ➜
  • en dexterity ➜
  • en a long period of physical exertion ➜
  • en patience ➜
  • en a physique ➜
  • en the right mindset ➜
  • en some sort of exertion ➜
  • en strength ➜
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