Numanoğlu, 2021 - Google Patents
The effects of physical activity mobile application usage on physical activity level, perceived health and exercise motivation in recreational athletesNumanoğlu, 2021
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The purpose of this study was to explore the role of physical activity mobile application usage on physical activity level, perceived health, and exercise motivation of recreational athletes. Participants were 245 recreational athletes (89 women and 156 men) between the …
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