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Importance of “6 vs 5” in Women Water Polo Competition from Athens Olympic Games and National Competitions

Tian Chuan

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This paper analyzes the results of women water polo matches in Athens Olympic Games, 2003 national women water polo competition and 2004 national women water polo competition. It will provide reference for the training of women water polo.

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This paper analyzes the results of women water polo matches in Athens Olympic Games, 2003 national women water polo competition and 2004 national women water polo competition. It will provide reference for the training of women water polo.

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This paper analyzes the results of women water polo matches in Athens Olympic Games, 2003 national women water polo competition and 2004 national women water polo competition. It will provide reference for the training of women water polo.

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