Differentiated perceptions of exertion and energy cost of young women while carrying loads
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Thomas G. Allison | Robert J. Robertson | G. Skrinar | C. Caspersen | K. Metz | R. Robertson | T. Allison | Carl J. Caspersen | R. A. Abbott | Gary S. Skrinar | R. Anne Abbott | Kenneth F. Metz
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