Effects of combined open kinetic chain and closed kinetic chain training using pulley exercise machines on muscle strength and angiogenesis factors.

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Effects of combined open kinetic chain and closed kinetic chain training using pulley exercise machines on muscle strength and angiogenesis factors.

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Effects of combined open kinet ...... ngth and angiogenesis factors.

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Ju Yong Bae

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Ki Ok Shin

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Ki Soeng Jang

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Sang Heon Woo

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Sunghwun Kang

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Open and closed kinetic chain exercises improve shoulder joint reposition sense equally in healthy subjects

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