Strength Training: Single Versus Multiple Sets

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作者：
Ronald Byrd
T. Jeff Chandler
Michael S. Conley
Andrew C. Fry
G. Greg Haff
Alex Koch
Fred Hatfield
K. Brett Kirksey
Jeff McBride
Travis McBride
Harvey Newton
Harold S. OBryant
Michael H. Stone
Kyle C. Pierce
Steven Plisk
Margaret Ritchie-Stone
Dan Wathen
机构：
[1] LSU-Shreveport,Department of Physical Education
[2] Lexington Clinic,Medical School
[3] University of Indiana,Department of Physical Education
[4] Memphis University,Department of Health, Sport and Exercise Science
[5] University of Kansas,International Sports
[6] Sciences Association,Neuromuscular Research Center
[7] Advanced Research Press,Department of Exercise and Sport Science
[8] University of Jyväskylä,Exercise Science
[9] University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse,undefined
[10] National Strength and Conditioning Association,undefined
[11] Biomechanics Laboratory,undefined
[12] Appalachian State University,undefined
[13] USAWeightlifting Developmental Center,undefined
[14] Yale University,undefined
[15] Scottish Athletic Federation,undefined
[16] National Strength and Conditioning Association,undefined
[17] Youngstown State University,undefined
来源：
Sports Medicine | 1999年 / 27卷
关键词：
Resistance Training; Strength Training; Strength Gain; Weight Training; Circuit Weight Training;
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页码：409 / 412
页数：3
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