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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RATINGS OF PERCEIVED EXERTION (RPE) AND THE BLOOD LACTATE RESPONSE TO EXERCISE IS ALTERED DURING BENCH STEPPING COMPARED TO TREADMILL RUNNING

KIMBERLY A. PASS, Laurie Wideman, NANCY M. STOUDEMIRE, CHRISTINA L. McGINNES, G. A. Gaesser, ARTHUR L. WELTMAN

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Pass, K A; Wideman, L; Stoudemire, N M; McGinnes, C L; Gaesser, GA . FACSM; Weltman, A FACSM Author Information

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Pass, K A; Wideman, L; Stoudemire, N M; McGinnes, C L; Gaesser, GA . FACSM; Weltman, A FACSM Author Information

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Pass, K A; Wideman, L; Stoudemire, N M; McGinnes, C L; Gaesser, GA . FACSM; Weltman, A FACSM Author Information

Key concepts: Perceived exertion, Blood lactate, Treadmill, Exertion, Rating of perceived exertion, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Physical therapy, Psychology

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