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The Physician and Sportsmedicine Volume 15, 1987 - Issue 8
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Energy Requirements of Squash and Racquetball

Richard R. Montpetit
, PhD,
Louise Beauchamp
, MS &
Luc Léger
, PhD
Pages 106-112 | Published online: 12 May 2016

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W. P. Bartoli, C. A. Slentz, S. D. Murdoch, R. R. Pate, J. M. Davis & J. L. Durstine. (1994) Effects of a 12‐week racquetball program on maximal oxygen consumption, body composition and blood lipoproteins. Sports Medicine, Training and Rehabilitation 5:2, pages 157-164.
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M K Chin, K Steininger, R C So, C R Clark & A S Wong. (1995) Physiological profiles and sport specific fitness of Asian elite squash players.. British Journal of Sports Medicine 29:3, pages 158-164.
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