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Mean stability and between-session reliability of cycling biomechanics variables in elite pursuit cyclists
The purpose of this study was to determine the number of crank revolutions required to obtain stable mean values of sagittal plane biomechanics variables, and the between-session reliability of these variables, whilst cyclists used an aerodynamic position. Eighteen elite cyclists completed a 3-min m
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