Once the genetic ceiling for VO2max is reached, which of the following adaptations might still contribute to increased performance in an aerobic athlete? O increased reliance on carbohydrate O reduced lactate threshold and increased reliance on carbohydrate O decreased economy of effort Oincreased lactate threshold Odecreased lactate threshold
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