Biomechanical and energetic determinants of technique selection in classical cross-country skiing.
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Hans-Christer Holmberg | Paola Zamparo | Barbara Pellegrini | Federico Schena | Lorenzo Bortolan | Chiara Zoppirolli | P. Zamparo | H. Holmberg | F. Schena | B. Pellegrini | C. Zoppirolli | L. Bortolan
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