The increase in hydric volume is associated to contractile impairment in the calf after the world’s most extreme mountain ultra-marathon

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@AdamStenman @AgnesWold @perfaitement @GladFiskargubbe Finns studier likt de här som talar för att köra på törst då med https://t.co/V5FyT1ExgV https://t.co/cPhL6xNpM0 https://t.co/iayBXLhRBf

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Euhydration and Hydric Volume Guarantees: Maximal voluntary contraction, Blood Na+(not <135meq/l)and Core temp(<39°) https://t.co/L9ybfXJAIr https://t.co/cZSgG5VoHt

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Increase in hydric volume is associated to contractile impairment in the calf after ultra-marathon @GregoireMillet1 https://t.co/swzfZqT65h

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