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PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO MAXIMAL EXERCISE IN TETHERED SWIMMING, LEG CYCLE ERGOMETRY, AND SIMULTANDOUS ARM AND LEG WORK ON AN AIR BRAKED ERGOMETER AMONG SWIMMERS

Gregory McElveen, G. H. Bell, W. G. Herbert, R. R. Sebolt, D. R. Sebolt

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MCElveen, G. W.; Bell, G. H.; Herbert, W. G. FACSM; Sebolt, R. R.; Sebolt, D. R. Author Information

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MCElveen, G. W.; Bell, G. H.; Herbert, W. G. FACSM; Sebolt, R. R.; Sebolt, D. R. Author Information

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MCElveen, G. W.; Bell, G. H.; Herbert, W. G. FACSM; Sebolt, R. R.; Sebolt, D. R. Author Information

Key concepts: Cycle ergometer, Bicycle ergometer, Work (physics), Cardiology, Physical therapy, Medicine, Leg muscle, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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