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Relationship between energy cost, swimming velocity, speed fluctuation in competitive swimming strokes

João Paulo Vilas-Boas | Kari L. Keskinen | Tiago M. Barbosa | A. Portela | Ronaldo Fernandes | Leandro Machado | A. B. Lima | K. Keskinen | J. Vilas-Boas | R. Fernandes | T. Barbosa | R. Fernandes | D. Novais | P. Colaço | Paulo Bayard Dias Gonçalves | L. Machado | P. Colaço | A. Portela | A. Portela | P. Gonçalves | D. Novais | A. Lima | J. Vilas-Boas | Pedro Gonçalves | Francisco Lima | D. Novais

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