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Performance during a 20-km cycling time-trial after caffeine ingestion

Henrique Bortolotti1 Metabolism, Nutrition, and Exercise Research GroupLondrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazil;2 Neuromuscular System and Exercise Research GroupLondrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazil;4 School of Physical Education and SportUniversity of São PauloSão PauloBrazil

Leandro Ricardo Altimari1 Metabolism, Nutrition, and Exercise Research GroupLondrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazil;2 Neuromuscular System and Exercise Research GroupLondrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazil;3 Department of Physical EducationCentre for Physical Education and Sport, Londrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazil

Marcelo Vitor-Costa1 Metabolism, Nutrition, and Exercise Research GroupLondrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazil;2 Neuromuscular System and Exercise Research GroupLondrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazil

Edilson Serpeloni Cyrino1 Metabolism, Nutrition, and Exercise Research GroupLondrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazil;2 Neuromuscular System and Exercise Research GroupLondrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazil;3 Department of Physical EducationCentre for Physical Education and Sport, Londrina State UniversityLondrinaParanáBrazilCorrespondence[email protected]

Article: 45 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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