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Effects of morning and evening physical exercise on subjective and objective sleep quality: an ecological study
Summary To optimise the relationship between exercise and sleep quality, the intensity of exercise and its proximity to sleep are key factors to manage. Although low‐to‐moderate exercises promote sleep quality, late‐evening vigorous exercise instead of morning should still be avoided. It potentially
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