The epistemic basis of distance running injury research

Posted on March 15, 2016 by admin

The epistemic basis of distance running injury research: A historical perspective Adam Hulme, Caroline F. Finch Journal of Sport and Health Science; 11 March 2016 full text; no abstract Continue reading..

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