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Carbohydrate metabolism during active and passive post-exercise recovery
It is known that light muscular activity performed during the immediate post-exercise recovery period, increases the rate at which lactate and protons are removed from the circulation. This study examined the effect which this light activity had on muscle glycogen and lactate levels, as well as the...
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MRC/UCT RU for Exercise and Sport Medicine
2017
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