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aerobic fitness

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aerobic fitness
Clinical medicine A value obtained from exercise testing, which is expressed as either VO 2 peak–O2 consumption at peak exercise, or Wpeak–peak work capacity or tolerance, expressed as a percentage of normal. See Exercise testing, Physical fitness.
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