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        Effect of two interval training programs on lactate threshold, ventilatory threshold and oxygen kinetics at the onset of exercise in females 

        Burke, Jeff (1991)
        The primary purpose of the present study was to measure the effects of two different forms of high intensity aerobic interval training. These modes were a) training at a 1:1 work/rest ratio, using 30 seconds work and ...
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        Influence of type II muscle fibers and creatine supplementation on repeated bouts of the Wingate Anaerobic Test 

        Poirier, Marc Andre, 1974- (2001)
        The main purpose of this thesis was to investigate the influence of muscle fiber type composition and supplemental creatine monohydrate on repeated bouts of the Wingate Anaerobic Test (WAnT). More specifically, would a ...
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        Plasma ammonia and lactate response to anaerobic exercise, and their relationship to muscle fiber type 

        Belcamino, Michael (1991)
        The aim of this study was to investigate the changes in the concentrations of plasma ammonia and lactate to an anaerobic exercise response, lasting 90 seconds (s) in duration. The secondary purpose was to plot this ...

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