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Relationship of weight loss to selected physiological, strenght, and motor performance measures of college boxers

Format:
Book
Responsibility:
by Thomas Claude Virgets
Language:
English
Published:
Ann Arbor, Mi. : University Microfilms International, [1985]
Description:
vii, 91 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Authors:
Virgets, Thomas Claude <DA13212158>  
Catalog.Bib:
BA53478890
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