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  • 3. Effect of chainring ovality on joint power during cycling at different workloads and cadences.
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  • 6. Changes in drive phase lower limb kinematics during a 60 min cycling time trial.
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  • 10. Kinetics and kinematics analysis of incremental cycling to exhaustion.
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    Gatti AA, Keir PJ, Noseworthy MD, Beauchamp MK, Maly MR.
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  • 13. Effect of crank length on joint-specific power during maximal cycling.
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    Moreno-PÉrez V, Courel-IbÁÑez J, Mateo-March M, LÓpez-Samanes Á, Del Coso J.
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