Functional Threshold Power Field Test Exceeds Laboratory Performance in Junior Road Cyclists
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A. Taboni | P. Bruseghini | G. Vinetti | N. Fagoni | Guido Ferretti | Huber Rossi | Marco Corti | Simone Piva
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