Health & Medicine

Extreme races: muscles prefer to run 300 km than 150 km

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Corpus
28 June 2013

Grégoire Millet

Biologie et de médecine, UNIL

Sciences sociales et politiques, UNIL

The distance and gradient of a run do not determine the level of fatigue. The intensity the runner puts into his effort is much more decisive.

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