reduced endurance

[rɪˈdjuːst ɪnˈdjʊərəns]
noun phrase
resistência reduzida
1. A decrease in the ability to sustain physical or mental effort over an extended period of time
The athlete experienced reduced endurance after the injury.
O atleta experimentou resistência reduzida após a lesão.
2. Diminished capacity to withstand fatigue, stress, or demanding conditions
Reduced endurance can be a symptom of overtraining syndrome.
A resistência reduzida pode ser um sintoma da síndrome do overtraining.
3. In medical contexts, a lower tolerance for physical activity or exertion
The patient reported reduced endurance during the cardiology evaluation.
O paciente relatou resistência reduzida durante a avaliação cardiológica.
In both Brazilian and American medical, fitness, and athletic contexts, 'reduced endurance' is a technical term commonly used by healthcare professionals, coaches, and trainers. In Brazil, it frequently appears in medical reports and fitness assessments. The concept is culturally significant in sports medicine discussions and is particularly relevant given Brazil's sports culture and participation in cardiovascular activities.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
decreased endurancediminished staminalower toleranceweakened capacitycompromised resilience
Antonyms / Antônimos
increased enduranceenhanced staminaimproved resiliencegreater tolerance

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
resistência reduzida
Most common and widely understood across all regions
São Paulo
resistência diminuída
Alternative form used in medical and fitness contexts
Rio de Janeiro
resistência fraca
More colloquial usage in casual speech
Portugal
resistência reduzida
Same as Brazilian Portuguese; resistance/endurance terminology is standardized

Related Words

fatiguestaminacardiovascular fitnessmuscular enduranceaerobic capacityrecoveryoverexertion

Related Idioms & Phrases

running out of steam
losing your edge
not having the stamina
burning out
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