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This study investigates the gender differences in anaerobic and aerobic contributions to high-intensity exercise using modified Wingate tests with 38 subjects (22 women, 16 men). Results indicate that women performed 30% less total work and 35% less anaerobic work than men, while their aerobic contributions were only 7% lower. The findings suggest that women rely more on aerobic energy during short-duration high-intensity efforts compared to men.

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