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Anaerobic recovery in man.
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The finalistic implication of this mechanism is the prompt restoration of the potential maximal power of the muscle even in the absence of O2.Abstract:
The lactic acid (L.A.) concentration in blood after a 20 sec supramaximal exercise (2.5×\(\dot V_{O_2 \max } \)) has been measured in 4 subjects in the following experimental conditions:read more
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