The 6MST is valid to estimate endurance training workload: A cross validation study. - Vienna 2024

Emerging concepts in exercise testing and training in respiratory disease

Chair(s): Sara Catherine Buttery, Chris Burtin

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The 6MST is valid to estimate endurance training workload: A cross validation study.

Tristan Bonnevie

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The 6MST is valid to estimate endurance training workload: A cross validation study.

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