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Optimizing the "Priming" Effect: Influence of Prior Exercise Intensity and Recovery Duration on O2 Uptake Kinetics and Severe-Intensity Exercise Tolerance
Journal of Applied Physiology
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Physiology
Sports Science
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Prior Exercise Speeds Pulmonary O2 Uptake Kinetics by Increases in Both Local Muscle O2 Availability and O2 Utilization
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Influence of Exercise Intensity and Duration on Functional and Biochemical Perturbations in the Human Heart
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The Effect of Duration on Exercise Intensity and Skill Accuracy in Baseball Fielding Practice
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