Influence of the Mechanical Properties of Third-Generation Artificial Turf Systems on Soccer Players’ Physiological and Physical Performance and Their Perceptions
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J. Sánchez-Sánchez | Jorge García-Unanue | P. Jiménez-Reyes | A. Gallardo | P. Burillo | J. Felipe | L. Gallardo
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