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Allison Dunne

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Ngā hākinakina me te korikori tinana o te Māori (Māori sport and physical activity)Exercise physiology

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|May 21, 2024

'My parkrun friends.' A qualitative study of social experiences of men at parkrun in Ireland.

Allison Dunne, Helen Quirk, Alice Bullas

|Dec 24, 2021

Motivation to Improve Mental Wellbeing via Community Physical Activity Initiatives and the Associated Impacts-A Cross-Sectional Survey of UK <i>parkrun</i> Participants.

Allison Dunne, Steve Haake, Helen Quirk

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