Preshooting Electroencephalographic Activity of Professional Shooters in a Competitive State
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Linhong Ji | Chunmei Cao | Jie Zhang | Jia Cheng | Yunxu Shi | Chienkai Wang | Changshui Zhang | Fangfang Wu | J Zhang | Linhong Ji | Changshui Zhang | Jia Hua Cheng | Chunmei Cao | Fangfang Wu | Chienkai Wang | Yunxu Shi
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