Exercise enjoyment does not predict change in maximal aerobic power during a strenuous 10-week endurance exercise intervention
Study aim: Although exercise enjoyment is well studied in behavioral context, its associations to aerobic fitness adaptations during exercise interventions have received less attention.
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Main Authors: | Matomäki Pekka (Author), Heinonen Olli J. (Author), Nummela Ari (Author), Kokkonen Marja (Author), Kyröläinen Heikki (Author) |
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