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That statistic means question marks remain over his endurance levels, although he previously told BBC Sport that cardio is one of his secret weapons.

From BBC

Asked whether the Stones’ endurance is inspiring, Kelly says, “I think it’s cool that rock ’n’ roll still seems vital to them.

One family’s story of loss, exile and endurance.

From BBC

In Captain Kelly’s memoir, “Endurance: A Year In Space, A Lifetime of Discovery,” he describes the feeling of “space brain,” writing, “The full head sensation never completely goes away. It feels a little like standing on your head 24 hours a day, mild pressure in your ears, congestion, round face, flushed skin.”

From Salon

Pre-frailty is an early stage of physical decline in older adults, marked by declining strength, decreasing endurance and slower movements.

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