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Longitudinal comparison of the relationship of energy intake with body composition and physical performance in elite female basketball and volleyball players
Purpose To maximise sporting success, disciplines such as basketball and volleyball need to improve their methods of analysing the sporting performance and fitness of their athletes. Although energy intake quantities have been established at a theoretical level for women to perform at a sporting l
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