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肌肉和度和乳酸值之间的一致性:世界级北欧滑雪运动员的肌肉比较和性别差异

Jonas Forot1,2,3, Forrest Schorderet1, Cyril Burdet3

  • 1Institute of Sport Sciences, University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland.

Experimental physiology
|February 12, 2026
PubMed
概括

近红外光谱 (NIRS) 可以准确检测精英北欧滑雪运动员的第二个乳酸值 (LT2). 这种非侵入性方法的最佳NIRS位置是在双臂肌和双腿肌肌上.

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乳酸值是什么意思 乳酸值接近红外光谱学 (NIRS)北极滑雪运动 北极滑雪运动

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