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Examining warm‐up decrement as a function of interpolated open and closed motor tasks: Implications for practice strategies

Anshel, 1995

Document ID
11441493589109962831
Author
Anshel M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of sports sciences

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Warm‐up decrement (WUD) is a loss in the level of physical performance following rest and prior to subsequent trials. The activity‐set hypothesis is one of several explanations for this phenomenon. The purposes of this study were to field test the efficacy of the activity‐set …
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