Lactate Threshold

    Last Updated: October 13, 2024

    Lactate threshold is a term used in endurance sports to refer to an exercise intensity above which levels of lactate in the blood begin to accumulate faster than the body can remove it. Lactate threshold is sometimes referred to as the "anaerobic threshold."

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