THE EFFECTS OF CROSS-TRAINING ON ENERGY EXPENDITURE AND UTILIZATION OF OVERWEIGHT WOMEN 476
Nancy L. Keim(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Marta D. Van Loan(University of California, Davis), William Horn(Watauga Medical Center), T F Barbieri
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