Clinical trial NCT04255212 - References

Muscle Strength — Effects of Soft Tissue Treatment vs Mechanisms Explanation to Treat Delayed Onset Muscles Soreness Among Sport Climbers

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Peripheral vs Central Pain Modulation Mechanisms Involved in Delayed Onset Muscles Soreness in Sport Climbers a Randomized Trial

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