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    Thirteen male and three female ultraendurance triathletes who were training for a half Ironman triathlon were studied 4 weeks before the event to examine oxidative stress. The triathletes were on average 29.8 years old, had a cycling VO2 peak of 65.4 mL/kg/min, and were undertaking medium- to high-intensity training for 14.5 hours per week. Blood samples were analyzed before and after the half Ironman event to measure oxidative damage markers.

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    Thirteen male and three female ultraendurance triathletes who were training for a half Ironman triathlon were studied 4 weeks before the event to examine oxidative stress. The triathletes were on average 29.8 years old, had a cycling VO2 peak of 65.4 mL/kg/min, and were undertaking medium- to high-intensity training for 14.5 hours per week. Blood samples were analyzed before and after the half Ironman event to measure oxidative damage markers.

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    KNEZ, W. L., D. G. JENKINS, and J. S. COOMBES. Oxidative Stress in Half and Full Ironman Triathletes.
    Med. Sci. Sports Exerc., Vol. 39, No. 2, pp. 283–288, 2007. Introduction: Ultraendurance athletes who
    maintain a very high volume of exercise may, as a result of greater production of reactive oxygen species
    (ROS), be particularly susceptible to oxidative damage.

    Materials and method

    Thirteen male and three female ultraendurance triathletes who were training to compete in a half
    Ironman triathlon were recruited into the study 4 wk before the event. Subjects were (mean T SD) 29.8 T
    7 yr of age, had a cycling V˙ O2peak of 65.4 T 5.8 mLIkgj1 Iminj1 , and were undertaking medium- to
    high-intensity training 14.5 T 3.4 hIwkj1 .

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