Elite athletic performance: Genes, culture or training?

Posted on August 7, 2012 by admin

I just picked up this tweet from @Scienceofsport (Ross Tucker and Jonathan Dugas):—Quote—If you don’t have the genes, training or culture will have minimal impact.

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Elite athletic performance: Genes, culture or training?

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