EDITORIAL
Accepted on 04 Nov 2025
Editorial. Developing sprinters: how can we swim, cycle and run faster?
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- Frontiers in Sports and Active Living
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- Developing Sprinters: How Can We Swim, Cycle and Run Faster?
Developing Sprinters: How Can We Swim, Cycle and Run Faster?
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