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Publications by Eivind Wang
Maximal Strength Training-Induced Improvements in Forearm Work Efficiency Are Associated With Reduced Blood Flow
American Journal of Physiology - Heart and Circulatory Physiology
Cardiovascular Medicine
Physiology
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Aging Is Associated With Reduced Prostacyclin-Mediated Dilation in the Human Forearm
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Improved Maximal Strength Is Not Associated With Improvements in Sprint Time or Jump Height in High-Level Female Football Players: A Clusterrendomized Controlled Trial
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Training Visual Imagery: Improvements of Metacognition, but Not Imagery Strength
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Strength Training With Blood Flow Restriction – A Novel Therapeutic Approach for Older Adults With Sarcopenia? A Case Report
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The Effect of Different Rest Interval on Training Performance in Maximal Strength Training (Bench-Press)
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