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Research Quarterly. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation Volume 31, 1960 - Issue 3
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Relationship of Selected Measures of Acting Body Levers to Ball-Throwing Velocities

Mary E. Bowne University of Minnesota, Duluth, Minnesota
Pages 392-402 | Published online: 26 Dec 2013

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LolasE. Halverson. (1966) Development of Motor Patterns in Young Children. Quest 6:1, pages 44-53.
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A. Vanessa Bataller-Cervero, Pablo J. Bascuas, Juan Rabal-Pelay, Héctor Gutiérrez, Eduardo Piedrafita & César Berzosa. (2022) Attack and Defense Performance in Goalball: A Proposal for Throwing, Balance and Acoustic Reaction Evaluation. Biology 11:8, pages 1234.
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