Effect of Concurrent Training Execution on Cardiorespiratory Responses During and After Exercise

Título:

Effect of Concurrent Training Execution on Cardiorespiratory Responses During and After Exercise

Autor:

Pedro Paulo da Silva Soares

Ano:

2018

Revista:

JOURNAL OF EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY ONLINE

ISSN:

10979751

Home:

[http://www.asep.org/.../JEPonlineFEBRUARY2018_Lamego_Soares.pdf]

Idioma:

Inglês

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