Literature DB >> 14953185

How do stride length and stride frequency influence the energy-output during running?

P HOGBERG.   

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Keywords:  ATHLETICS; ENERGY

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Year:  1952        PMID: 14953185

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Arbeitsphysiologie


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