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INVESTIGATION INTO THE BARBELL BACKSQUAT COMPARING WEIGHTLIFTING SHOES TO BAREFOOT CONDITIONS

@inproceedings{Pilkinton2016INVESTIGATIONIT,
  title={INVESTIGATION INTO THE BARBELL BACKSQUAT COMPARING WEIGHTLIFTING SHOES TO BAREFOOT CONDITIONS},
  author={Alex W Pilkinton},
  year={2016}
}
p.3 Introduction p.4 Literature Review p.8 Methods p.18 Results p.24 Discussion p.26 Conclusion p.29 Works Cited p.30 INVESTIGATION INTO BARBELL BACK SQUAT Pilkinton 3 
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