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Commentaries on Viewpoint: Physiology and fast marathons: lessons from Master athletes
In their Viewpoint, Joyner et al. (2) proposed that a convergence of factors (physiology, training, technology, and logistics) may explain the recent swift improvement in marathon times. While we agree on the importance of these factors and we acknowledge previous research in elite marathon runners,
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