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Agraïments
El nostre sincer agraïment al Bioenginyer Jorge Mario
Vélez,
de la IPS Arthros, Medellín, Colòmbia, per la seva v
aluosa
aportació; a la Universidad CES; al Posgrado de Medic
ina
Aplicada a la Actividad Física y al Deporte de la U
niversidad
de Antioquia; a tots els esportistes que accediren
a ser ava
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luats i van fer possibles aquestes troballes.
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