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Effects of Facemask on Cardiorespiratory Performance
The purpose of the study is to explore whether using a surgical facemask impacts performance in response exercise below vs. above the ventilatory threshold (VT). The investigatores also aim to explore the impact of sexual dimorphism in the physiological response to exercise performed within these specific intensities. Finally, the onvestigators intend to examine whether the effects of wearing a facemask affect physiological recovery at cessation of exercise
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