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Martin James Barwood

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British Journal of Sports Medicine|December 7, 2011
Early change in thermal perception is not a driver of anticipatory exercise pacing in the heatMartin James Barwood, Jo Corbett, Danny White, et al.
European Journal of Applied Physiology|August 4, 2009
Post-exercise cooling techniques in hot, humid conditionsMartin James Barwood, Sarah Davey, James R House, et al.
European Journal of Applied Physiology|August 25, 2012
Acute anxiety increases the magnitude of the cold shock response before and after habituationMartin James Barwood, Jo Corbett, Richard Green, et al.
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British Journal of Sports Medicine|December 7, 2011
Early change in thermal perception is not a driver of anticipatory exercise pacing in the heatMartin James Barwood, Jo Corbett, Danny White, et al.
European Journal of Applied Physiology|August 4, 2009
Post-exercise cooling techniques in hot, humid conditionsMartin James Barwood, Sarah Davey, James R House, et al.
European Journal of Applied Physiology|August 25, 2012
Acute anxiety increases the magnitude of the cold shock response before and after habituationMartin James Barwood, Jo Corbett, Richard Green, et al.
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