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Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science Volume 5, 2001 - Issue 1
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Maximal Graded Exercise Test Protocol Preferences of Relatively Fit College Students

Michael B. Spackman
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James D. George
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Todd R. Pennington
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Gilbert W. Fellingham
Pages 1-12 | Published online: 18 Nov 2009

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JamesD. George, DanielleI. Bradshaw, Annette Hyde, PatR. Vehrs, RonaldL. Hager & FrankG. Yanowitz. (2007) A Maximal Graded Exercise Test to Accurately Predict VO2max in 18–65-Year-Old Adults. Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science 11:3, pages 149-160.
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Karissa L. Canning, Ruth E. Brown, Veronica K. Jamnik, Art Salmon, Chris I. Ardern & Jennifer L. Kuk. (2014) Individuals Underestimate Moderate and Vigorous Intensity Physical Activity. PLoS ONE 9:5, pages e97927.
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