Effect of High-intensity Intermittent Training Program on Mood State in Overweight/Obese Young Men
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Nejmeddine OUERGHI
,
Okba SELMI
,
Wissam BEN KHALIFA
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Mohamed Kacem BEN FRADJ
,
Moncef FEKI
,
Naziha KAABACHI
,
Anissa BOUASSIDA
Abstract
Effect of High-intensity Intermittent Training Program on Mood State in Overweight/Obese Young Men
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