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A sprinter would build up more lactic acid, since the intensity of the effort would create a larger amount and the speed of the effort would allow less time for it to be removed through circulation. The most lactic acid buildup is seen, though, in anaerobic activities like strength training. This is what causes muscle"burn", especially in the leg muscles of weightlifters.

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muscle not getting enough energy they use latic acid fermentation to produce ATP.

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