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Fitness > Slow Twitch Muscle Fiber
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Slow Twitch Muscle Fiber Defined
This is a type of muscle fiber with slow contractile characteristics. They have a high capacity to use oxygen. These fibers are used primarily during endurance type activities such as running, swimming, and cycling.
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