Alleviating the negative effects of heat stress upon intermittent sprint exercise

Paul Castle

University of Brighton

Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis

Date of Award	2007
Original language	English
Awarding Institution	University of Brighton
Supervisor	Neil Maxwell (Supervisor), Nick Webborn (Supervisor) & Peter Watt (Supervisor)

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