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Blood lactate removal in active intermittent stretching intermittent massage and 30 minutes massage periods following supramaximal exercise sessions in physical education and sports students
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2000
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Dülger, Hseyin
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H. Dülger, “Blood lactate removal in active intermittent stretching intermittent massage and 30 minutes massage periods following supramaximal exercise sessions in physical education and sports students,” Middle East Technical University, 2000.