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The efficiency of anaerobical work

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The efficiency of severe work of different length has been studied. The results show that the efficiency of anaerobic work is only 50 p. c. of the efficiency of aerobic work. The consequences as far as professional work and athletic performances are discussed.

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  1. department of physiology, Central gymnastic institute, Stockholm

    E. Hohwü Christensen & P. Högberg

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Christensen, E.H., Högberg, P. The efficiency of anaerobical work. Arbeitsphysiologie 14, 249–250 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00933841

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