Does 10 minutes of morning exercise stimulate additional moderate-vigorous physical activity in children?

Steel, C.; Batterham, A.M.; Bock, S.

Does 10 minutes of morning exercise stimulate additional moderate-vigorous physical activity in children?

Steel, C.; Batterham, A.M.; Bock, S.

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C. Steel

A.M. Batterham

Dr Susan Bock susan.bock@durham.ac.uk
Associate Professor

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Steel, C., Batterham, A., & Bock, S. (2006, May). Does 10 minutes of morning exercise stimulate additional moderate-vigorous physical activity in children?. Paper presented at American College of Sports Medicine 53rd Annual Conference., Denver, Colorado

Presentation Conference Type	Conference Paper (unpublished)
Conference Name	American College of Sports Medicine 53rd Annual Conference.
Public URL	https://durham-repository.worktribe.com/output/1697640

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