Physiology of skiing
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Physiology of skiing
During skiing a maximum O2-uptake of 5,2l/min was recorded with a trained student as a subject; with two other elite skiers 5 liters O2 per minute was found. A trained female subject showed an O2-intake of 4,17l/min and an other female subject had an O2-intake of 64,5 cc/min/kg body weight, presumably the highest values ever recorded in women.
Skiing, Sports
Skiing, Sports
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