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One Move Too Many. How to Understand the Injuries and Overuse Syndroms of Rock Climbing by Volket Hochholzer, Thomas

One Move Too Many. How to Understand the Injuries and Overuse Syndroms of Rock Climbing

Volket Hochholzer, Thomas

230 pages

Lochner-Verlag

Jan 2003

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This is the updated official 3rd edition (2016) of the book. The book has been updated to full-color with much more information and studies. Even if you have the previous edition, you'll want this one!

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