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Comparison of diet consumption, body composition and lipoprotein lipid values of Kuwaiti fencing players with international norms

Kazem Ghloum1 Department of Physical Education and Sport, College of Basic educationThe Public Authority for Applied Education and TrainingAladailia-Block 4-3rd ring RoadThe State of KuwaitCorrespondence[email protected]

Salman Hajji1 Department of Physical Education and Sport, College of Basic educationThe Public Authority for Applied Education and TrainingAladailia-Block 4-3rd ring RoadThe State of Kuwait

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