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Multi-stage 20-m shuttle run fitness test, maximal oxygen uptake and velocity at maximal oxygen uptake

Paradisis et al., 2014

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1392814556174622258
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Paradisis G
Zacharogiannis E
Mandila D
Smirtiotou A
Argeitaki P
Cooke C
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Journal of human kinetics

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The multi-stage 20-m shuttle run fitness test (20mMSFT) is a popular field test which is widely used to measure aerobic fitness by predicting maximum oxygen uptake (VO 2 max) and performance. However, the velocity at which VO 2 max occurs (vVO 2 max) is a better …
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