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Growth hormone responses to repeated bouts of aerobic exercise with different recovery intervals in cyclists

Sartorio et al., 2005

Document ID
15276630306469117180
Author
Sartorio A
Agosti F
Marinone P
Proietti M
Lafortuna C
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of endocrinological investigation

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To characterise the specific GH responses to repeated bouts of standardised aerobic exercise in amateur competitive cyclists, 6 volunteers (mean age±SE: 28.7±2.3 yr, range: 18– 35 yr) performed two consecutive 30-min cycling sessions at 80% of individual maximal …
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