Physiological and psychological contributions to on-sight rock climbing, and the haemodynamic responses to sustained and intermittent contractions (Q111964389)
2013 doctoral thesis by Simon Fryer at University of Canterbury
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(P1932) Fryer, Simon

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(P1932) rock climbing
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(P1932) Psychophysiology
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(P1932) University of Canterbury. School of Sport and Physical Education

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description 2013 doctoral thesis by Simon Fryer at University of Canterbury

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