Business, 23.10.2020 21:30 archersmithdrag
Downhill ski racing requires the racer to maintain the tuck position
for over a minute while they are going extremely fast. Therefore, the
muscle bers recruited must not fatigue easily, or the skier could be
severely injured. The type of muscle ber that is predominately
recruited during downhill ski racing is:
Fast-Twitch oxidative (Type IIA) Fibers
Slow-Twitch (Type I) Fibers
Fast-Twitch glycolytic (Type IIB) Fibers
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