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Effort of Dynamic Exercise: Influence of Load, Duration, and Task

ENZO CAFAKELLI John 13. Pierce Foundation Laboratory and Yale School of Medicine, Connecticut, 06519, New Haven
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WILLIAM S. CAIN John 13. Pierce Foundation Laboratory and Yale School of Medicine, Connecticut, 06519, New Haven
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JOSEPH C. STEVENS John 13. Pierce Foundation Laboratory and Yale School of Medicine, Connecticut, 06519, New Haven
Pages 147-158 | Published online: 25 Apr 2007

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