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Establishing the physiological, anthropometric and training characteristics, and pacing patterns of runners racing in a tropical ultra-marathon
Background: The popularity of ultra-marathons has rapidly increased in recent years, especially in Southeast Asia, with more recreational runners entering the field. The physiological, anthropometric, and training characteristics of runners participating in these ultra-marathons run in high temperat...
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Department of Human Biology
2024
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