Strength and conditioning in PE: Reflections from research to practice

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Strength and conditioning in PE: Reflections from research to practice

10/03/2022

By Ben Pullen

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Ben is a PhD student in investigating PE interventions to improve athletic motor skill competency of secondary in school children.

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