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Typological Features of Energy Supply to the Muscles of Competitive Skiers

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The dynamics of maximum oxygen consumption and ergometric indices was studied during a one-year-long training cycle in 35 competitive skiers aged 17–18. The study revealed three types of individual organization of energy supply to skeletal muscles. The energy supply type displayed a sufficiently stable structure. The reaction of the energy systems to purposeful training depended on the type of the subject's energy supply.

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Bogatov, A.A. Typological Features of Energy Supply to the Muscles of Competitive Skiers. Human Physiology 27, 95–101 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007119710624

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