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The acute effects of caffeine intake on time under tension and power generated during the bench press movement

Michal Wilk1 Department of Sports TrainingJerzy Kukuczka Academy of Physical EducationKatowicePolandCorrespondence[email protected]

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Michal Krzysztofik1 Department of Sports TrainingJerzy Kukuczka Academy of Physical EducationKatowicePoland

Adam Maszczyk2 Department of Statistics and MethodologyJerzy Kukuczka Academy of Physical Education in KatowiceKatowicePoland

Jakub Chycki1 Department of Sports TrainingJerzy Kukuczka Academy of Physical EducationKatowicePoland

Adam Zajac1 Department of Sports TrainingJerzy Kukuczka Academy of Physical EducationKatowicePoland

Article: 8 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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