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Sympathetic Nerve Activity and Strength Gains in Resistance Versus Concurrent Training

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Conditions : Sympathetic Nervous System Interventions : Other: Strength-only training; Other: Concurrent training Sponsors : Beijing Sport University; China institute of sport science Completed
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