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Hi everyone and welcome to the MB Endurance Sports blog! VO2max. Most people have heard of it, but many do not understand what VO2max really is, aside from knowing that higher is better. Physiologically, oxygen is necessary for many processes within the human body. During exercise, oxygen must be transported to the working muscles to support the increase in muscle metabolism due to

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