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ergogenic

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ergogenic
[ur′gōjen′ik]
a tendency to increase work output.


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Considering the applied significance of separate music and video interventions prior to and during sports performance it is surprising that no studies have examined the ergogenic effect of motivational music and video interventions in combination.
Thus, for athletes constantly seeking for ways to enhance their performance, RM training may provide a legitimate ergogenic aid.
Enhancements are ergogenic support utilized to improve bodily presentation outer surface of usual nutritional ingestion.
 
 
 
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