Low vs. High Glycemic Index Carbohydrate Gel Ingestion During Simulated 64‐km Cycling Time Trial Performance
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C. Earnest | A. Lucia | C. Rasmussen | R. Kreider | C. Kerksick | A. Almada | M. Greenwood | Stacy L. Lancaster | Patty A Cowan
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