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Comparison of maximal glycolytic rate from ergometer to on-water sprinting in elite canoe polo players.
Highlights: Maximal glycolytic rate is not transferable between ergometer and on-water settings in canoe players. Calculated glycolytic contribution is highly correlated to power output on the ergometer. νLamax is moderately correlated to on-water performance.