In judo, Randori (free fight) and Kata (highly ritualized fight) differentially change plasma cortisol, testosterone, and interleukin levels in male participants
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P. Brain | S. Parmigiani | A. Bartolomucci | P. Palanza | R. Volpi | N. Rizzi | P. Galli
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