Weight control practices of Division I National Collegiate Athletic Association athletes.

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Weight control practices of Division I National Collegiate Athletic Association athletes.

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Judith M Burnfield

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Leilani A Madrigal

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Patrick B Wilson

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Rapid weight loss followed by recovery time does not affect judo-related performance.

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10.1080/00913847.2016.1149420

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