Impact of inserted long rest periods during repeated sprint exercise on performance adaptation.

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Akiho Ikutomo

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Kazushige Goto

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Nobukazu Kasai

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Greater gains in strength and power with intraset rest intervals in hypertrophic training.

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10.1080/17461391.2017.1383515

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