(PDF) Compliance and Acceptability of Maintaining a 6-Month

Compliance and Acceptability of Maintaining a 6-Month Pedometer Diary in a Rural, African American Community-Based Walking Intervention

Journal of physical activity & health - United States

doi 10.1123/jpah.6.4.475

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Sports Medicine

Date

July 1, 2009

Authors

Amanda Avis-Williams

Murugi Ndirangu

Earline Strickland

Publisher

Human Kinetics

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