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Medicina Del Deporte 2014: De 2014 Noviembre Nacional De Investigación En El I Congreso Presentadas Comunicaciones Orales Granada 5 Y 6 De Marzo 2015 C ENTRO A NDALUZ DE M EDICINA DEL D EPORTE Revista Andaluza de Medicina del Deporte Revista Revista Andaluza de Medicina del Deporte Volumen. 8 Número. 4 Diciembre 2015 CONSEJERÍA DE TURISMO Y DEPORTE CENTRO ANDALUZ DE MEDICINA DEL DEPORTE Originales Comparative effect of order based resistance exercises on number of repetitions, rating of perceived exertion and muscle damage biomarkers in men Effects of power training in mechanical stiffness of the lower limbs in soccer players Confi abilidade do teste de corrida/caminhada de 9 minutos em crianças e adolescentes de 7-12 anos de idade Artículo especial Posicionamiento de la National Strength and Conditioning Association-Spain. Entrenamiento con electroestimulación de cuerpo completo Revisión Effect of aquatic exercise training on lipids profi le and glycaemia: A systematic review Caso clínico Síndrome de pinzamiento femoroacetabular en deportista veterano Volumen. 8 Número. 4 Número. 8 Volumen. Comunicaciones Resúmenes de las comunicaciones científi cas presentadas a las Jornadas nacionales de medicina del deporte 2014: SAMEDE XXV Aniversario. Granada 14 y 15 de Noviembre de 2014 955 540 186 Comunicaciones orales presentadas en el I Congreso Nacional de Investigación 955 40 623 en Pádel (CIP 2015) 5 y 6 de Marzo 2015. 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