Aerobic Efficiency Explained
Understanding aerobic efficiency revolves around how the body utilizes glucose and fat for energy. As energy demands increase, the body relies on glucose until oxygen levels can't support optimal ATP production, leading to lactate formation. This process highlights the importance of training in the right zones to maximize energy output and endurance.In this clip
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