Active muscle and whole body lactate kinetics after endurance training in men

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RT @tarateslaa: @NATURAUL Good question! I am currently working on measuring that myself, but some work by George Brooks suggests a greater…

@NATURAUL Good question! I am currently working on measuring that myself, but some work by George Brooks suggests a greater contribution from muscle glycogen to circulating lactate with intense exercise. https://t.co/8er1zng1h9 https://t.co/Q8fMsLIeXl

Health: "muscle is not responsible for maintaining elevated arterial lactate after as little as 45 min of exercise." https://t.co/RcvvRgqmWd

Health: "endurance training decreased arterial lactate concentration by 40% at ABT and 20% at RLT" https://t.co/RcvvRgqmWd

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