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This article analyzes the dynamics of functional and strength indicators in highly skilled sprint-specialized rowers. Changes in athletes’ physical fitness, training loads, and their impact on strength and endurance indicators have been studied. Based on dynamic observation, effective training strategies have been developed.
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