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The effect of expiratory muscle resistance training on collegiate rowers

Miller, 2005

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ABSTRACT THE EFFECT OF EXPIRATORY MUSCLE RESISTANCE TRAINING FOR COLLEGIATE ROWERS by Timothy W. Miller Expiration during exercise requires the active contraction of trunk muscles (Fuller, Sullivan & Fregosi, 1996). After prolonged exercise it …
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