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Slika 1. Različne pozicije pri vožnji navkreber predstavljajo različne obremenitve telesa. Aerodinamičen položaj, za katerega je značilen majhen kot v kolku, je z vidika aerobne zmogljivosti manj učinkovit in manj udoben. Pri vzponih nad 7% naklona je optimalneje voziti v pokončni drži, saj tedaj zračni upor ne predstavlja bistvenih izgub. Vir: lasten
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