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The effects of various crank-speeds (60, 80, 100 rpm) on maximal oxygen consumption in trained competitive cyclists

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Reese, Gregory G.

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Masters Thesis

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Dehydration and rehydration in collegiate wrestlers

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Tomasovic, Robert Scott

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Masters Thesis

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dration produces no abnormal physiological responses. Reductions of three to ten percent cause
The effects of power weight training and conventional weight training on pulmonary function

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Kim, Hyung Don

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The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of power weight training and conventional weight training on forced vital capacity and forced expiratory volume in one second in college males. Sixteen college males were employed as the two experimental groups: seven subjects for a power weight training experimental...

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determined by its physiological capaci- ties. Lung function constitutes a physiological system which is of
A kinematic analysis of the karate back thrust kick

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Cullings, Deborah Ann

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The back thrust kick is a karate technique used primarily in a defensive setting. This research described the kinematic variables involved in the skilled execution of the kick. Variables examined included movement sequencing, angular position of the trunk, thigh and leg, angular velocity of the thigh and leg, linear velocity...

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extends, the anterior aspect of the kicking knee is kept below the level of the ankle of the kicking
The effect of surface type on plantar pressure distribution and running kinematics

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Killgore, Garry L.

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The purpose of this study was to examine pressure at five selected sites on the plantar surface of the foot and adaptations in running kinematics among fourteen male varsity collegiate distance runners on five different surfaces--asphalt, cinders, concrete, grass, and tartan. Pressure data were collected with an Electrodynogram system (EDG)...

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Human mechanics2
Cycling -- Physiological aspects1
Foot -- Wounds and injuries1
Karate -- Kicking -- Physiological aspects1
Oxygen in the body1
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