Correction to "A Microcycle of High-Intensity Short-Interval Sessions Induces Improvements in Indicators of Endurance Performance Compared to Regular Training".
European journal of sport science · 2026
This is a publisher's correction notice for a study on whether a short block of high-intensity short-interval training sessions improves endurance performance markers compared with regular training. No abstract or results are available, so nothing can be concluded about the findings here.
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