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The Activity-Set Hypothesis for Warm-up Decrement in a Movement Balance Task

Joseph F. MurrayUniversity of Maryland
Pages 262-269 | Received 18 Feb 1977, Published online: 13 Aug 2013

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MarkH. Anshel. (1995) Examining warm‐up decrement as a function of interpolated open and closed motor tasks: Implications for practice strategies. Journal of Sports Sciences 13:3, pages 247-256.
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Joseph F. Murray. (2016) Construction of a Stabilometer Capable of Indicating the Variability of Non-Level Performance. Perceptual and Motor Skills 55:3_suppl, pages 1211-1215.
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Joseph F. Murray. (2016) Measurement for Warm-Up Decrement: A Review. Perceptual and Motor Skills 55:1, pages 253-254.
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