Age-related decrease of the indices of aerobic capacity in the former elite rowers and kayakers

Age-related decrease of the indices of aerobic capacity in the former elite rowers and kayakers

Age-dependent changes of the indices of aerobic capacity were estimated in sixty-six former elite rowers and kayakers aged 30 to 67 years who were divided, according to their present recreational physical activity, into the active (A) and less active (LA) groups. The maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) w...

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