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Fastpitch Softball Physiological Profile Crystal Fryer. ASEP and My Findings. Research: Energy Fitness. Application and Conclusion.
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Application and Conclusion • Developing Anaerobic Fitness- Dynamic stretching, Agilities, Numerous short distance sprints in game-like conditions (Games Approach), and interval training of high-intensity running drills followed by periods of active recovery • No need for frequent aerobic training • Conclusion- Results are consistent with the ASEP findings
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