Shared and task‐specific muscle synergies of Nordic walking and conventional walking
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F Schena | F. Schena | G. Boccia | B. Pellegrini | C. Zoppirolli | L. Bortolan | B Pellegrini | G Boccia | C Zoppirolli | L Bortolan
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