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increases tension and accelerates the onset of fatigue.
Maintaining high speed for a long time demands more concentration, increases tension and accelerates fatigue. It also increases the likelihood of distractions and aggressive behaviour and leaves less time to anticipate hazards and react.
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increases tension and accelerates the onset of fatigue.
decreases tension and fatigue appears.
does not affect the onset of tension or fatigue.
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