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METABOLIC EFFICIENCY AND PERCEIVED EXERTION RESPONSES DURING BICYCLE ERGOMETRY AND RACING BICYCLE ERGOMETRY.

J. C. Smith, G. M. Davis, J. E. Dobson, J. Andresen, Hayley B. Shelton, Giselle Simmons

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Smith, J. C.; Davis, G. M. FACSM; Dobson, J. E.; Andresen, J.; Shelton, H.; Simmons, G. Author Information

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Smith, J. C.; Davis, G. M. FACSM; Dobson, J. E.; Andresen, J.; Shelton, H.; Simmons, G. Author Information

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Smith, J. C.; Davis, G. M. FACSM; Dobson, J. E.; Andresen, J.; Shelton, H.; Simmons, G. Author Information

Key concepts: Bicycle ergometer, Perceived exertion, Exertion, Medicine, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Physical therapy, Heart rate, Internal medicine

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