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Date: 2017-01-07 12:45:03
Sports
Exercise physiology
Respiratory physiology
VO2 max
Marathon
Jack Daniels
Running economy
Running
Exercise

MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE GAINS THROUGH EFFECTIVE POWER METERING AND TRAINING ANALYSIS How much power does your human engine have? How much power do you need for cycling in different conditions? How can you optimize your train

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