Effects of compression garments on recovery following intermittent exercise
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Summary
None of the blood or physical markers of recovery indicates any benefit of wearing compression garments post-exercise, however, muscle soreness and perceived recovery indicators suggest a psychological benefit may exist.
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- 2013-01-12
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Computer science
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