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Biomechanical events in the time to exhaustion at maximum aerobic speed.

Archives of physiology and biochemistry - 1 Oct 1997

Gazeau F, Koralsztein J P, Billat V

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Recent studies reported good intra-individual reproducibility, but great inter-individual variation in a sample of elite athletes, in time to exhaustion (tlim) at the maximal aerobic speed (MAS: the lowest speed that elicits VO2max in an incremental treadmill test). The purpose of the present study was, on the one hand, to detect modifications of kinematic variables at the end of the tlim of the VO2max test and,...

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PMID: 9587650
DOI: 10.1076/apab.105.6.583.3272

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