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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the participants by 15-year age cohort for female and male (SD).

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Table 2.

End criteria variables during maximal exercise by 15-year age cohort for female and male (SD).

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Figure 1.

Maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) using different end criteria (dark grey) compared to volitional fatigue (all) (mean ± SD).

The light grey bars show VO2max in those subjects who did not fulfilled the end criterion. The % of participants who fulfilled the criterion is reported on each bar.

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Figure 2.

Oxygen uptake (mL•kg−1•min−1) and minute ventilation (L•min−1) from table 3 plotted against time (min).

The arrows' pointing downward indicates a drop in ventilation followed by a levelling off in VO2 marked by a circle. The right pointing arrow indicates the expecting increase in VO2.

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Table 3.

Raw data from baseline to limit of tolerance during a maximal progressive graded exercise test.

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Table 4.

New recommendations for maximal effort for haemolysed post exercise blood lactate* and respiratory exchange ratio (RER).

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