Note on Some Physiological and Subjective Reactions to Exercise and Training
Perceptual and Motor SkillsPublished 1 February 1971
Robert L. Docktor, Brian J. Sharkey
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Progressive exercise training on the treadmill seemed to reduce both the catecholamine excretion and the subjective effort ratings associated with the exercise for 5 Ss.
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