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Effect of 20 weeks of selected Cyclic Yoga style training on core muscles hypertrophy in adult women

Ahari et al., 2019

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Ahari S
Ghazalian F
Gholami M
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Background: Considering the importance of core muscles hypertrophy and possible effects of core strengthening cycles in Cyclic Yoga, the aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of 20 weeks of Cyclic Yoga selected exercises on core muscles hypertrophy in …
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