The Efficacy of Accumulated Short Bouts Versus Single Daily Bouts of Brisk Walking etc

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This paper describes a study which assigns people to different walking groups. The study compares walking the same distances but over different times and compares the outcome results
Author(s):
K Woolfe-May,E Kearney,A Owen,D Jones,R Davison,S Bird
Publisher(s):
Health Education Research, Oxford University Press
Reference #:
unknown
Date Published:
Dec-99
Copyright:
Publisher Email: Via http://www.oxfordjournals.org/access_purchase/rights_permissions.html
Region:
UK Location: unknown
Topics: 
Safety
Health
Free tags: 
blood lipid profiles
comparisons
Taxonomy upgrade extras: 
--3.26 Walking & therapy
-3 Safety & Health

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