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Sports Medicine, 1990
Squash is a moderate- to high-intensity intermittent exercise. Players are active 50 to 70% of the playing time. 80% of the time, the ball is in play 10 seconds or less. The rest intervals fit a normal distribution with an average duration of 8 seconds.
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Squash is a moderate- to high-intensity intermittent exercise. Players are active 50 to 70% of the playing time. 80% of the time, the ball is in play 10 seconds or less. The rest intervals fit a normal distribution with an average duration of 8 seconds.
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The Practitioner, 1990
Squash is a game which demands physical fitness: you should be fit to play squash, not play squash to get fit. GPs may expect to see eye injuries, tennis elbow, ankle injuries and Achilles tendon ruptures. A knowledge of the nature of the game can help in the management of the problem.
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Squash is a game which demands physical fitness: you should be fit to play squash, not play squash to get fit. GPs may expect to see eye injuries, tennis elbow, ankle injuries and Achilles tendon ruptures. A knowledge of the nature of the game can help in the management of the problem.
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Homogalacturonan from squash: Characterization and tau-binding pattern of a sulfated derivative
Carbohydrate Polymers, 2022Yu Zhang, Chunyu Wang, Fuming Zhang
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