Fatigue and Recovery after Single-Stage versus Multistage Ultramarathon Running

Abstract

Performing prolonged running exercise over several days, each separated by rest, elicits more prolonged impairments in contractile function compared with single-stage ultramarathon, whereas single-stage mountain ultramarathon ran on the same course is associated with greater central fatigue.

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