Pam Hinton, researchers from the University of Missouri, USA, tested the strength of the bones of 27 athletes racing bikes and 16 runners aged 20 to 59 years who have done these sports activities for six hours per week for two years.
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Cycling and Bone Strength
Pam Hinton, researchers from the University of Missouri, USA, tested the strength of the bones of 27 athletes racing bikes and 16 runners aged 20 to 59 years who have done these sports activities for six hours per week for two years.
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