EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY RESPONSE TO GRADED UPRIGHT EXERCISE IN DISTANCE RUNNERS
Authors:
- B. S. TabakinBTB. S. Tabakin
- J. S. HansonJHJ. S. Hanson
- A. M. LevyALA. M. Levy
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