Do Peers Increase Older Adults’ Participation in Strength Training? Pilot Randomized Trial

Elissa Burton(The University of Notre Dame Australia), Anne‐Marie Hill(The University of Western Australia), Keith Hill(Monash University), Karen Levit(The University of Notre Dame Australia), Jim Codde(The University of Notre Dame Australia)
Journal of Aging and Physical Activity
May 5, 2020
10.1123/japa.2019-0284
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