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Dr. Del P. Wong, Associate Professor
BEd, PGDE, MPhil (CUHK), DPhil (NTNU Norway), CSCS*D, ACSM-HFS, BASES-Sport and Exercise Physiologist,
Chartered Scientist.
Email: [email protected]
Google scholar: https://scholar.google.com.hk/citations?user=iWDIVYwAAAAJ&hl=en
ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Del_P_Wong
Dr. Del Wong is associate professor at The Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (THEi).
He completed his doctoral study in Exercise Physiology at the Faculty of Medicine, Norwegian University of
Science and Technology. After that he was employed as assistant professor at Hong Kong Institute of
Education (HKIEd) and THEi. He was the strength and conditioning coach for athletes at various competition
levels including medalists of Olympic Games, World Championship, Asian Games, regional, and elite youth. In
this regard, athletes from badminton, table-tennis, fencing, cycling (sprint and BMX), swimming, and soccer
trained under his supervision. He was also the fitness coach for professional soccer for two seasons. Dr. Wong
specializes in the development of muscular strength and power, agility, intermittent aerobic endurance,
game-specific metabolic requirement, periodization, tapering, and monitoring of training load. In 2012, he
received the Outstanding Young Investigator Award from NSCA.
Award
2014
Award: Winner, Asia Pacific Project Management Awards (Research). Asia Pacific Federation
of Project Management
Project title: Experimental research on health and safety measures for working in hot
weather.
Role: co-investigator.
2012
Award: CIOB International Innovation and Research Awards 2012: Health and Safety Award
(Team award). The Chartered Institute of Building, UK.
Paper title: From heat tolerance time to optimal recovery time: a heat stress model for
construction rebar workers in Hong Kong.
Role: co-investigator
2012
Terry J. Housh Outstanding Young Investigator of the Year Award, National Strength and
Conditioning Association, USA.
Professional Membership
2008-present
2007-present
2007-present
2012-present
Accredited member, The British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences, UK.
Certified member, National Strength and Conditioning Association, USA.
Professional member, American Colleges of Sports Medicine, USA.
Member, European College of Sport Science
Advisory and Consultancy
2014-present
2013-present
2013-present
International research collaborator, Italian Olympic Committee
Consultant of sport science and fitness, Sheffield United Football Club, English League One
Research advisor, Sir David Trench Fund for Recreation Special Project, Hong Kong Sports
Association for the Mentally Handicapped
Teaching
Exercise Physiology, Nutrition for Health and Performance, Strength and Conditioning, Research Methods
and Statistics
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Administration
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Programme leader, BSocSc (Hons) in Sports and Recreation Management, THEi
Faculty Board, Faculty of Management and Hospitality, THEi
Faculty Advisory Board, Faculty of Management and Hospitality, THEi
Faculty Assessment Board, Faculty of Management and Hospitality, THEi
Quality Assurance Committee, THEi
Academic Board, THEi
Animal Ethics Committee, THEi.
Research and Scholarly Activities
Research
Soccer science
Interests
Elite sport performance
Editorial &
Reviewers
Strength and conditioning
Heat stress adaptation
 Associate editor, Science and Medicine in Football (IF: 2.10)
 Editorial board, Research in Sports Medicine (IF: 1.43)
 Editorial board, Journal of Sports Science and Medicine (IF: 0.90)
 Editorial board, Biology of Sport (IF: 0.53)
 Editorial board, European Journal of Sports and Exercise Sciences
(http://scholarsresearchlibrary.com/EJSES/index.html)
 Editorial board, American Journal of Environmental Protection
 Editorial board, The Open Access Journal of Science and Technology
 Associate editor, Journal of Physical Education and Sport (www.efsupit.ro )
 Section editor in strength and conditioning, Journal of Applied Case Studies in Sport
and Exercise Science (JACSSES), The British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences.
 Reviewer, The American Journal of Sports Medicine (IF: 4.44)
 Reviewer, Journal of Sports Sciences (IF: 2.10)
 Reviewer, Plos One (IF: 3.53)
 Reviewer, Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (IF: 1.86)
 Reviewer, Sensors (IF: 1.95)
 Reviewer, International Journal of Sports Medicine (IF: 2.37)
 Reviewer, International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance (IF: 2.78)
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Reviewer, European Journal of Sport Science (IF: 1.31)
 Reviewer, Research In Sports Medicine (IF: 1.43)
 Reviewer, Journal of Applied Biomechanics (IF: 0.90)
 Reviewer, International SportMed Journal (IF: 0.73)
 Reviewer, International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion (IF: 1.05)
 Reviewer, Public Health Nursing (IF: 0.78)
 Reviewer, Textile Research Journal (IF: 1.14)
 Reviewer, International Journal of Fundamental and Applied Kinesiology
(http://hrcak.srce.hr/index.php?lang=en&show=casopis&id_casopis=72 )
 Reviewer, BMC Sports Science, Medicine and Rehabilitation (PubMed indexed)
Invited
Wong, D.P. (2014, May 9). Fitness training in modern football. Keynote speech at the
Presentations International Conference of Football Training Science, Coimbra, Portugal.
Wong, D.P. (2013, Oct 7). How Technology Improve Soccer Training? Seminar on Biomedical
Engineering in Sports Science, Biomedical Division of the Hong Kong Institution of
Engineers (HKIE), Hong Kong.
Wong, D.P. (2010, Dec 10). How to Combine Plyometrics Training with Sport Training?
Symposium conducted at the meeting of the “Scientific Research in Elite Sport: From Lab to
Field Application”, Tunis, Tunisia.
Wong, D.P. (2010, Dec 10). Muscle Strengthening for Team Sports. Symposium conducted
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at the meeting of the “Scientific Research in Elite Sport: From Lab to Field Application”,
Tunis, Tunisia.
Wong, D.P. (2010, Dec 11). Speed, Agility, and Quickness Training. Symposium conducted at
the meeting of the “Scientific Research in Elite Sport: From Lab to Field Application”, Tunis,
Tunisia.
Research
Projects
In the Capacity as Principal Investigator
2011-2012. An investigation of total energy expenditure and body kinematics during active
video gaming (HPE Once-off Special Fund). HK$90,000.
2011-2012. Using bench press load to predict upper body exercise loads (HPE Additional
Research Fund). HK$16,500.
2010-2011. Contralateral leg strength imbalance and H/Q ratio among collegiate team
sport players (HPE Departmental Special Fund). HK$6,000.
In the Capacity of Co-Investigator
2013-2015. Developing a personal cooling system (PCS) for combating heat stress in the
construction industry (RGC General Research Fund: 510513). Prof. Albert PC Chan as PI.
HK$836,450.
2013-2015. Innovative foot biomechanics for enhancing design and comfort of ladies’
high-heeled footwear (Innovation and Technology Fund: ITS/099/13). Miss Elita Lam as PI.
HK$988,195.
2013-2015. Pilot medical examination scheme for construction workers. Construction
Industry Council (CIC) Research Funding. Prof. Albert PC Chan as PI. HK$563,362.
2013-2014. Comparison of muscle activities during core exercises on stable and unstable
surfaces. (THEi Seed Grant: 1314107). Dr. Jim Luk as PI. HK$64,700.
2013-2014. Comparison of physiological responses between various intra-set rest durations
in multiple sets bench press. (THEi Seed Grant: 1314106). Mr. Indy Ho as PI. HK$94,290.
2012-2014. Anti-heat stress clothing for construction workers in hot and humid weather
(RGC General Research Fund: 510711). Prof. Albert PC Chan as PI. HK$1,326,739.
2011-2012. Relationships between acceleration, deceleration, and change of direction (HPE
Once-off Special Fund). Dr. Andrew Smith as PI. HK$90,000.
Consultancy
Project
Senior consultant. Study on the effectiveness of personal cooling equipment for
protecting workers from heat stroke while working in hot environment. Funded by
Occupational Safety & Health Council, Hong Kong. 2012-2013. HK$800,000.
Students
Supervision
Co-supervisor of PhD student
Diogo Alexandre Martins Coutinho (2015-2018). PhD title “iFootPitch - an intelligent and
user-constrained football pitch to foster the players’ implicit learning: an
ecological-dynamics based project”. Chief supervisor: Dr. Jaime Sampaio. University of
Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Portugal.
Chief-supervisor of Bachelor degree students
Tsui Man Chung (2010-2011). B.Ed research project. Area: Physiology in soccer.
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Ngo Kwan Lung (2011-2012). B.Ed research project. Area: Strength and Conditioning.
Tang Siu Yin (2011-2012). B.Ed research project. Area: Physiology in soccer.
Cheung Ho Chun (2011-2012). B.Ed research project. Area: agility test.
Ko Wing Lam (2011-2012). B.Ed research project. Area: agility test.
External
Thesis
Examiner
Jon-Erik Kawamoto (2014). Master of Science (Kinesiology), School of Human Kinetics and
Recreation, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. Thesis title: Effect of load with
dynamic contractions on contralateral homologous muscle performance. Supervisor: Prof.
David Behm.
Wong Shi Yee Vincy (2014). Master of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences, Depart of
Rehabilitation Sciences, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong. Thesis title: Lower
limb reaction force asymmetry in rowers with and without history of back injury.
Supervisor: Dr. Roy T.H. Cheung.
Tomi Vänttinen (2013). PhD, Department of Biology of Physical Activity, Faculty of Sport
and Health Sciences, University of Jyväskylä, Finland. Thesis title: Growth-associated
variation in body size, hormonal status, physical performance and perceptual-motor skill
characteristics in Finnish young soccer players – a two-year follow up study in the U11, U13
and U15 age groups. Supervisor: Prof. Keijo Häkkinen.
Dario Fernando Cappa (2012). Master of Science (Kinesiology), School of Human Kinetics
and Recreation, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. Thesis title:
Neuromuscular characteristics of drop and hurdle jumps with different types of landings.
Supervisor: Dr. David Behm.
Varun Grover (2011). Master of Science (Kinesiology), School of Human Kinetics and
Recreation, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. Thesis title: The effect of
motion and inversion on neuromuscular and cardiovascular systems. Supervisor: Dr. David
Behm.
Carlos Leon-Carlyle (2011). Master of Science (Kinesiology), School of Kinesiology,
Lakehead Univeristy, Canada. Thesis title: Reliability and validity of a new test of agility in
male soccer players. Supervisor: Dr. Derek Kivi.
External
Reviewer for
Funding
Agency
2014. The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA). Project title:
Development of sleeping thermal comfort assessment system for textile project
(RD/SD/003/14).
Research Collaborations
Name
Prof. Craig
HELLER
Prof. Tim
NOAKES
Prof. Ulrik
WISLOFF
Country
USA
Affiliation
Department of Biology, Stanford University
Position
Professor
South Africa
Professor
Prof. David
BEHM
Canada
Department of Human Biology, University of Cape
Town.
Cardiovascular Physiology, Department of
Circulation and Medical Imaging, Norwegian
University of Science and Technology.
School of Human Kinetics and Recreation,
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Graduate Studies and Research
Associate Director
Norway
Professor
Professor
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Dr. Shirley
RIETDYK
Dr. Aaron
COUTTS
Dr. Franco
IMPELLIZZERI
Dr. Inigo
MUJIKA
Prof. Carlo
CASTAGNA
Dr. Patrick WC
LAU
Prof. Albert
CHAN
Dr. Andrew
SMITH
Dr. Michael TSE
USA
Australia
Switzerland
Spain
Italy
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
USA
Hong Kong
Department of Health and Kinesiology, Purdue
University
School of Leisure, Sport and Tourism, University
of Technology, Sydney.
FIFA Medical Research Center
Associate Professor
International Journal of Sports Physiology and
Performance
Department of Physiology, University of the
Basque Country.
Associate Editor
International Journal of Sports Physiology and
Performance
School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, University
of Rome Tor Vergata, Rome.
Dept of Physical Education, Hong Kong Baptist
University
Dept of Building and Real Estate, The Hong Kong
Polytechnic University.
Motion Analysis Research Laboratory, Samuel
Merritt University.
Institute of Human Performance, The University
of Hong Kong
Associate Editor
Associate Professor
Head of Research
Associate Professor
Research Professor
Associate Professor
Professor
Director
Associate Director
Elite Sport Collaborations
Name
Prof. Karim
CHAMARI
Country
Tunisia
Affiliation
National Center of Medicine and Science in
Sport, Tunis.
Position
Head of the Tunisian
Research Laboratory
“Sport Performance
Optimisation”.
University of Manouba, Tunis.
Professor of Sport
Science
Sport Scientist
Dr. Anis
CHAOUACHI
Tunisia
National Center of Medicine and Science in
Sport, Tunis.
Dr. Barry
DRUST
Christopher
CARLING
Dr. Alexandre
DELLAL
Adam OWEN
UK
Danie de
VILLIERS
Erik C. H. TAN
Italy
Sport Science Dept, Liverpool Football Club,
Premier League
Dept of Sport Science, LOSC Lille Metropole
Football Club, French Division One League
Olympique Lyonnais FC, French Division One
League
Sport Science Dept, Glasgow Rangers Football
Club, Premier League
Rugby Roma Olimpic
Malaysia
Conditioning Center, National Sports Institute of Senior Strength &
Malaysia.
Conditioning Coach
Geir Havard
Norway
Rosenborg Football Club
France
France
Scotland
Sport Science Consultant
Head
Fitness Coach
Head
Head Coach
Fitness Coach
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HJELDE
June CHIN
Hong Kong
Strength and Conditioning Dept, Hong Kong Strength and
Sports Institute
Conditioning Coach
Publication List
2015 (* indicates corresponding author)
Citation
Impact
Factor
1.
Chan APC, Yang Y, Wong DP, Lam EWM, Li Y. (In press). Factors affecting horticultural and cleaning
2.40
workers’ preference on cooling vests. Building and Environment.
2.
Owen AL, Wong DP, Dunlop G, Groussard C, Kebsi W, Dellal A, Morgans R, Zouhal H. (In press). High
1.86
intensity training and salivary immunoglobulin-A responses in professional top-level soccer players:
effect of training intensity. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research.
3.
Koklu Y, Alemdaroglu U, Dellal A, Wong DP. (In press). Effect of different recovery durations between
0.76
bouts in 3-a-side games on youth soccer players’ physiological responses and technical activities.
Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness.
4.
Lau PWC, Wong DP, Ngo JK, Liang Y, Kim CG, Kim HS. (In press). Effects of high-intensity intermittent
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running exercise in overweight children. European Journal of Sport Science.
5.
Clemente FM, Martins FML, Kalamaras D, Wong DP, Mendes RS. (In press). Network analysis of
0.85
national soccer teams in FIFA World Cup 2014. International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport.
6.
Owen AL, Forsyth JJ, Wong DP, Dellal A, Connelly S, Chamari K. (In press). Heart rate based training
1.86
intensity and its impact on injury incidence amongst elite level professional soccer players. Journal of
Strength and Conditioning Research.
2014 (* indicates corresponding author)
Citation
Impact
Factor
1.
Wong DP, Chung JWY, Chan APC, Wong FKW, Yi W. (2014). Comparing the physiological and
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perceptual responses of construction workers (bar benders and bar fixers) in a hot environment.
Applied Ergonomics, 45, 1705-1711.
2.
Beltrami FG, Wong DP*, Noakes TD. (2014). High prevalence of false-positive plateau phenomena
3.08
during VO2max testing in adolescents. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 17, 526-530.
3.
Owen AL, Wong DP*, Paul D, Dellal A. (2014). Physical and technical comparisons between various
2.37
sided games within professional soccer. International Journal of Sports Medicine, 35, 286-292.
4.
Haddad M, Chaouachi A, Wong DP, Castagna C, Hue O, Impellizzeri F, & Chamari K. (2014). Influence
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of exercise intensity and duration on perceived exertion in adolescent Taekwondo athletes. European
Journal of Sport Science, 14(sup1): 275-281.
5.
Haddad M, Dridi A, Chtara M, Chaouachi A, Wong DP*, Behm D, Chamari K. (2014). Static stretching
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can impair explosive performance for at least 24 hours. Journal of Strength and Conditioning
Research, 28(1), 140-146.
6.
Lopez-Segovia M, Palao JM, Wong DP, Gonzalez-Badillo JJ. (2014). Changes in strength and aerobic
0.17
performance by concurrent training in under-19 soccer players. International SportMed Journal, 15(2),
123-135.
7.
Ouergui I, Hssin N, Haddad M, Franchini E, Behm DG, Wong DP, Gmada N, Bouhlel E. (2014).
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Time-motion analysis of elite male kickboxing competition. Journal of Strength and Conditioning
Research, 28(12), 3537-3543.
8.
Clemente FM, Wong DP, Martins FML, Mendes RS. (2014). Acute effects of the number of players and
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scoring method on physiological, physical, and technical performance in small-sided soccer games.
Research in Sports Medicine, 22, 380-397.
9.
Djaoui L, Wong DP, Pialoux V, Hautier C, Da Silva CD, Chamari K, Dellal A. (2014). Physical activity
PubMed
during a prolonged congested period in a top-class European football team. Asian Journal of Sports
Indexed
Medicine, 5(1), 47-53.
10. Carling C, Moreira A, Wong DP. (2014). Intra-seasonal variations in inflammatory, immune and
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overreaching biomarkers in young elite male soccer players. Paper presented at the 4
Conference oral
World
presentation
11. Padulo J, Migliaccio GM, Attene G, Chamari K, Wong DP, Ardigo LP. (2014). Gradient repeated sprint
Conference
Conference on Science and Soccer, Portland, USA.
ability in young soccer players. Paper presented at the VI Congress of Sports Sciences, Naples, Italy.
proceeding
2013 (* indicates corresponding author)
Citation
Impact
Factor
1.
Haddad M, Chaouachi A, Wong DP*, Castagna C, Hambli M, Hue O, Chamari K. (2013). Influence of
3.16
fatigue, stress, muscle soreness and sleep on perceived exertion during submaximal effort.
Physiology & Behavior, 119, 185-189.
2.
Baker JS, Davies B, Cooper SM, Wong DP, Buchan DS, Kilgore L. (2013). Strength and body
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composition changes in recreationally strength-trained individuals: comparison of one vs. three sets
resistance-training programmes. BioMed Research International, vol 2013, article ID 615901, 6 pages.
doi: 10.1155/2013/615901
3.
Dellal A, Wong DP. (2013). Repeated sprint and change-of-direction abilities in soccer players: effects
1.80
of age group. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 27(9), 2504-2508.
4.
Vigne G, Dellal A, Gaudino C, Chamari K, Rogowski I, Alloatti G, Wong DP, Owen A, Hautier C. (2013).
1.80
Physical outcome in a successful Italian Serie A soccer team over three consecutive seasons. Journal
of Strength and Conditioning Research, 27(5), 1400-1406.
5.
Haddad M, Chaouachi A, Castagna C, Hue O, Wong DP*, Tabben M, Behm D, Chamari K. (2013).
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Validity and psychometric evaluation of the French version of RPE scale in young fit males when
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monitoring training loads. Science & Sports, 28, 29-35.
6.
Aloui A, Chaouachi A, Chtourou H, Wong DP*, Haddad M, Chamari K, Souissi N. (2013). Effects of
2.25
Ramadan on the diurnal variations of repeated-sprint performance. International Journal of Sports
Physiology and Performance, 8, 254-262.
7.
Chan APC, Yi W, Chan DWM, Wong DP. (2013). Using the Thermal Work Limit as an environmental
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determinant of heat stress for construction workers. Journal of Management in Engineering, 29(4),
414-423.
8.
Wong DP*, Ngo K-L, Tse MA, Smith AW. (2013). Using bench press load to predict upper body exercise
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loads in physically active individuals. Journal of Sports Science and Medicine, 12(1), 38-43.
9.
Owen AL, Wong DP, Dellal A, Paul DJ, Orhant E, Collie S. (2013). Effect of an injury prevention program
1.80
on muscle injuries in elite professional soccer. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 27(12),
3275-3285.
10. Zouhal H, Le Moal E, Wong DP, Ounis OB, Castagna C, Duluc C, Owen AL, Drust B. (2013). Physiological
PubMed
responses of general vs. specific aerobic endurance exercises in soccer. Asian Journal of Sports
Indexed
Medicine, 4(3), 213-220.
11. Smith AW, Rietdyk S, Wong DP. (2013). A comparison of three-dimensional energy between gait
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initiation and steady-state gait. Paper presented at the 4 International Conference of Sport and
Conference oral
presentation
Exercise Science, Bangkok, Thailand.
12. Wong DP, Owen AL, Paul D, Dellal A. (2013). Physical and technical comparisons between various
sided games within professional soccer. Presented at the BASES conference, University of Central
Conference oral
presentation
Lancashire, UK.
13. Chan APC, Yang Y, Wong FKW, Yam MCH, Lam EWM, Wong DP, Guo YP, Li Y, Hu JY. (2013). On-site wear
trials to determine construction workers’ preference for two types of cooling vest in combating heat
Conference oral
presentation
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stress. Presented at Seventh International Conference on Construction in the 21 Century (CITC-VII)
“Challenges in Innovation, Integration and Collaboration in Construction & Engineering”, Bangkok,
Thailand.
14. Wong DP. (2013). Use of repeated-sprint ability and repeated change-of-direction (RSA/RCOD) index
to monitor training in athletes. Presented at the Hong Kong – Shanghai Strength and Conditioning
Conference oral
presentation
Symposium, Hong Kong.
2012 (* indicates corresponding author)
Citation
Impact
Factor
1.
Smith AW, Wong DP. (2012). Effects of window size on ankle joint stiffness calculation during quiet
2.46
standing: how the rule changes the result. Journal of Biomechanics, 45, 2301-2305.
2.
Wong DP*, Chan GS, & Smith AW. (2012). Repeated-sprint and change-of-direction abilities in
1.83
physically active individuals and soccer players: training and testing implications. Journal of Strength
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and Conditioning Research, 26, 2324-2330.
3.
Haddad M, Chaouachi A, Castagna C, Wong DP, & Chamari K. (2012). The Convergent Validity
1.83
between two objective methods for quantifying training load in young Taekwondo athletes. Journal
of Strength and Conditioning Research, 26(1), 206-209.
4.
Chaouachi A, Manzi V, Chaalali A, Wong DP, Chamari K, & Castagna C. (2012). Determinants analysis
1.83
of change-of-direction ability in elite soccer players. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research,
26, 2667-2676.
5.
Dellal A, Da Silva CD, Hill-Haas S, Wong DP, Natali AJ, De Lima JRP, Bara Filho MGB, Marins JCB,
1.83
Marins JJCB, Garcia ES, & Chamari K. (2012). Heart rate monitoring in soccer: interest and limits
during competitive match play and training, practical application. Journal of Strength and
Conditioning Research, 26, 2890-2906.
6.
Owen AL, Wong DP, Paul D, & Dellal A. (2012). Effects of a periodised small-sided game training
1.83
intervention on physical performance in elite professional soccer. Journal of Strength and
Conditioning Research, 26, 2748-2754.
7.
Wong DP*, Chaouachi A, Dellal A, & Smith AW. (2012). Comparison of ground reaction forces and
2.43
contact times between 2 lateral plyometric exercises in professional soccer players. International
Journal of Sports Medicine, 33(8), 647-653.
8.
Chan APC, Wong FKW, Wong DP, Lam EWM, & Yi W. (2012). Determining an optimal recovery time
2.13
after exercising to exhaustion in a controlled climatic environment: application to construction
works. Building and Environment, 56, 28-37.
9.
Chan APC, Yi W, Wong DP, Yam MCH, & Chan DWM. (2012). Determining an optimal recovery time
2.13
for construction rebar workers after working to exhaustion in a hot and humid environment.
Building and Environment, 58, 163-171.
10. Ngo JK, Tsui MC, Smith AW, Carling C, Chan GS, & Wong DP*. (2012). The effects of man-marking on
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work intensity in small-sided soccer games. Journal of Sports Science and Medicine, 11, 109-114.
11. Cheung RTH, Smith AW, & Wong DP*. (2012). H:Q ratios and bilateral leg strength in college field and
0.33
court sports players. Journal of Human Kinetics, 33, 63-71.
12. Smith AW, Ulmer FF, & Wong DP. (2012). Gender differences in postural stability among children.
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Journal of Human Kinetics, 33, 25-32.
13. Chamari K, Haddad M, Wong DP*, Dellal A, & Chaouachi A. (2012). Injury rates in professional soccer
1.93
players during Ramadan. Journal of Sports Sciences, 30(suppl 1), S93-102.
14. Dellal A, Owen AL, Wong DP, Krustrup P, van Exsel M, Mallo J. (2012). Technical and physical
1.78
demands of small vs. large sided games in relation to playing position in elite soccer. Human
Movement Science, 31(4), 957-969.
15. Wong P, Chamari K, Chaouachi A, Luk TC, & Lau PWC. (2012). Heart rate response and match
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repeated-sprint performance in Chinese elite youth soccer players. Asian Journal of Physical
Education & Recreation, 17(2), 42-49.
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16. Smith AW, Wong DP. (2012). The effect of window size on the calculation of ankle joint stiffness in
Conference
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quiet standing. Paper presented at the 3 International Conference of Sport and Exercise Science,
Bangkok, Thailand.
17. Chaouachi A, Wong DP, Manzi V, Chamari K, & Castagna C. (2012). Determinants analysis of change
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of direction ability in elite soccer players. Paper presented at the 3 World Conference on Science
and Soccer, Ghent, Belgium.
18. Wong DP, Chaouachi A, Dellal A, & Smith AW. (2012). Comparison of two lateral plyometric exercise
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kinetics in professional soccer players. Paper presented at the 3 World Conference on Science and
Soccer, Ghent, Belgium.
19. Chaouachi A, Chtara M, Wong DP, Chamari K, & Castagna C. (2012). Agility and change of direction
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in young soccer players: effect of generic versus specific training. Paper presented at the 3 World
Conference on Science and Soccer, Ghent, Belgium.
20. Dellal A, Hill-Haas S, Lago-Penas C, Wong DP, & Chamari K. (2012). Small-sided games in soccer:
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amateur vs. professional players’ physiological responses, physical and technical analysis. Paper
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presented at the 3 World Conference on Science and Soccer, Ghent, Belgium.
21. Wong DP, Smith AW, & Chaouachi A. (2012). RSA/RCOD index: application to training and testing for
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soccer players. Paper presented at the 3 World Conference on Science and Soccer, Ghent, Belgium.
22. Lau EY, Wong DP, Smith AW, & Ransdell LB. (2012). Association between total energy expenditure
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and body kinematic during active video gaming. Paper presented at the American College of Sports
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Medicine 59 Annual Meeting and 3 World Congress on Exercise in Medicine, San Francisco, USA.
23. Chan APC, Yi W, Wong FKW, Yam MCH, Chan DWM, Li Y, Cheung E, Chung JWY, & Wong DP. (2012).
Conference
Designing anti heat stress clothing for construction workers. Proceedings of CIB W099 International
Conference on “Modelling and Building Health and Safety”, Singapore. Page 332-339.
2011
Citation
Impact
Factor
1.
Lau PWC, Lau EY, Wong DP, and Ransdell L. (2011). A systematic review of information and
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communication technology-based interventions for promoting physical activity behavior change in
children and adolescents. Journal of Medical Internet Research; 13(3): e48. (#2 journal in the health
sciences & health services research category)
2.
Wong P, Lau PWC, Mao DW, Wu YY, Behm DG, & Wisloff U. (2011). Three days of static stretching
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within a warm-up does not affect repeated-sprint ability in youth soccer players. Journal of Strength
and Conditioning Research, 25(3), 838-845.
3.
Wong DP*, Carling C, Chaouachi A, Dellal A, Castagna C, Chamari K, & Behm DG. (2011). Estimation of
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oxygen uptake from heart rate and ratings of perceived exertion in young soccer players. Journal of
Strength and Conditioning Research, 25(7), 1983-1988.
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4.
Owen AL, Wong DP, McKenna M, & Dellal A. (2011). Heart rate responses and technical comparison
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between small vs. large sided games in elite professional soccer. Journal of Strength and Conditioning
Research, 25(8), 2104-2110.
5.
Chaouachi A, Hadded M, Castagna C, Wong DP, Kaouech F, Chamari K, & Behm DG. (2011).
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Potentiation and Recovery Following Low and High Speed Isokinetic Contractions in Boys. Pediatric
Exercise Science, 23,136-150.
6.
Wong DP*, Chaouachi A, Lau PWC, & Behm DG. (2011). Short durations of static stretching when
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combined with dynamic stretching do not impair repeated sprints and agility. Journal of Sports
Science and Medicine, 10, 408-416.
7.
Hadded M, Chaouachi A, Castagna C, Wong DP, Behm DG, & Chamari K. (2011). The Construct Validity
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of Session RPE during an Intensive Camp in Young Male Taekwondo Athletes. International Journal of
Sports Physiology and Performance, 6, 252-263.
8.
Dellal A, Chamari K, Wong DP, Ahmaidi S, Keller D, Barros RML, Bisciotti GN, & Carling C. (2011).
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Comparison of physical and technical performance in European soccer match-play: FA Premier League
and La Liga. European Journal of Sport Science, 11(1), 51-59.
9.
Wong P, Chaouachi A, Castagna C, Lau PWC, Chamari K, & Wisloff U. (2011). Validity of the Yo-Yo
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Intermittent Endurance Test in young soccer players. European Journal of Sport Science, 11(5),
309-315.
10. Dellal A, Chamari K, Owen AL, Wong DP, Lago-Penas C, & Hill-Haas S. (2011). Influence of the
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technical instructions on physiological and physical demands within small-sided soccer games.
European Journal of Sport Science, 11(5), 341-346.
11. Dellal A, Lago-Penas C, Wong DP, & Chamari K. (2011). Effect of the number of ball contacts within
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bouts of 4 vs. 4 small-sided soccer games. International Journal of Sports Physiology and
Performance. 6, 322-333.
12. Haddad M, Chaouachi A, Wong DP, Castagna C, & Chamari K. (2011). Heart rate responses and
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training load during nonspecific and specific aerobic training in adolescent Taekwondo athletes.
Journal of Human Kinetics, 29, 59-66.
13. Souissi S, Wong DP*, Dellal A, Croisier JL, Ellouze Z, & Chamari K. (2011). Improving functional
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performance and muscle power 4-to-6 months after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.
Journal of Sports Science and Medicine, 10, 655-664.
14. Dellal A, Wong DP, Ambassa S, & Smith AW. (2011). Determinants of the energy cost of middle
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distance front crawl swimming among black swimmers. International Journal of Motor Learning and
Sport Performance, 1(1), 37-45.
15. Sam KL, Chan GS, Wong DP, & Smith AW. (2011). Comparison of tennis serve performance between
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fatigued and non-fatigued conditions. Hong Kong Recreation Review, 23: 16-19.
16. Lau EY, Lau PWC, & Wong DP. (2011). Can active video games be used as leisure-time physical activity
to enhance physical fitness in healthy children? A preliminary analysis (pp. 107-120). In Powell MA
Invited
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(Eds), Physical Fitness: Training, Effects, and Maintaining. New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
book
chapter
2010
Citation
Impact
Factor
1.
Wong DP*, Tan ECH, Chaouachi A, Carling C, Castagna C, Bloomfield J, & Behm DG. (2010). Using
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squat testing to predict training loads for lower-body exercises in elite Karate athletes. Journal of
Strength and Conditioning Research, 24(11), 3075-3080.
2.
Wong P, Chamari K, & Wisloff U. (2010). Effects of 12-week on-field combined strength and power
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training on physical performance among U-14 young soccer players. Journal of Strength and
Conditioning Research, 24(3), 644-652.
3.
Wong P, Chaouachi A, Chamari K, Dellal A, & Wisloff U. (2010). Effect of pre-season concurrent
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muscular strength and high-intensity interval training in professional soccer players. Journal of
Strength and Conditioning Research, 24(3), 653-660.
4.
Chaouachi A, Vincenzo M, Wong DP, Chaalali A, Laurencelle L, Castagna C, & Chamari K. (2010).
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Intermittent endurance and repeated sprint ability in soccer players. Journal of Strength and
Conditioning Research, 24(10), 2663-2669.
5.
Dellal A, Keller D, Carling C, Chaouachi A, Wong DP, & Chamari K. (2010). Physiologic effects of
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directional changes in intermittent exercise in soccer players. Journal of Strength and Conditioning
Research, 24(12), 3219-3226.
6.
Dellal A, Wong DP, Moalla W, & Chamari K. (2010). Physical and technical activity of soccer players
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in the French first league - with special reference to their playing position. International SportMed
Journal, 11(2), 278-290.
7.
Wong DP, Tse MA, Chin JL, & Carling C. (2010). Sport-specific strength training: background,
rationale, and program Strength training: types and principles, benefits, and concerns (pp. 81-118).
New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
8.
Invited book
chapter
Lau PWC, Wong DP, Chaouachi A, Coutts A, Chamari K, & Luk TC. (2010). Advanced considerations
in strength training: stretching, concurrent training, and monitoring of training load. Strength
Invited book
training: types and principles, benefits, and concerns (pp. 149-169). New York: Nova Science
chapter
Publishers, Inc.
9.
Lau PWC, Leung BWC, Ransdell L, & Wong P. (2010). The Relationship between Sport Identity and
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Sport Participation in Overweight and Normal Weight Chinese Children. International Journal of
Physical Education, 47(1), 35-42.
2009
Citation
Impact
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Factor
1.
Wong DP, & Wong HSS. (2009). Physiological profile of Asian elite youth soccer players. Journal of
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Strength and Conditioning Research, 23(5), 1383-1390.
2.
Wong P, Chamari K, Dellal A, & Wisloff U. (2009). Relationship between anthropometric and
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physiological characteristics in youth soccer players. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research,
23(4), 1204-1210.
3.
Chaouachi A, Coutts A, Chamari K, Wong DP, Chaouachi M, Chtara M, Roky R, & Amri M. (2009).
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Effect of Ramadan intermittent fasting on aerobic and anaerobic performance and perception on
fatigue in male elite judo athletes. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 23(9), 2702-2709.
4.
Chaouachi A, Coutts A, Wong DP, Roky R, Mbazaa A, Amri M, & Chamari K. (2009). Haematological,
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inflammatory and immunological responses in elite judo athletes maintaining high training loads
during Ramadan Applied Physiology, Nutrition and Metabolism, 34, 907-915.
5.
Owen AL, Wong P, & Chamari K. (2009). In-season weekly high-intensity training volume among
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professional English soccer players: A 20-week study. Soccer Journal, (Mar-Apr), 28-32.
6.
Hadded MA, Chaouachi A, Wong DP, Castagna C, Chamari K. (2009). Training load monitoring in
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young male Taekwondo athletes. Paper presented at the 6 European Sports Medicine Congress,
Antalya, Turkey.
2008
Citation
Impact
Factor
1.
Chaouachi A, Chamari K, Roky R, Wong P, Mbazaa A, Bartagi Z, & Amri M. (2008). Lipid profiles of
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judo athletes during Ramadan. International Journal of Sports Medicine, 29, 282-288.
2.
Chaouachi A, Chamari K, Wong P, Castagna C, Chaouachi M, Moussa-Chamari I, & Behm D. (2008).
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Stretch and sprint training reduces stretch-induced sprint performance deficits in 13- to 15-year-old
youth. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 104(3), 515-522.
3.
Wong P, Mujika I, Castagna C, Chamari K, Lau PWC, & Wisloff U. (2008). Characteristics of world
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cup soccer players. Soccer Journal, (Jan-Feb), 57-62.
4.
Lau PWC, & Wong P. (2008). Parent-child sport series: Soccer (in Chinese). Hong Kong: Sun Ya
Publications (HK) Ltd.
5.
Lau PWC, & Wong P. (2008). The relationship between sport identity and sport participation in
Book
Conference
overweight and normal weight Chinese children. Paper presented at the 16th Biennial Conference
of the International Society for Comparative Physical Education and Sport.
6.
Lau PWC, Wong P, Luk TC, & Lau YY. (2008). The impact of physical environment on Chinese
Conference
students' physical activity participation and attitude in Hong Kong. Paper presented at The 7th
Annual Conference for SCSEPF, Chengdu, China.
2007
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Citation
Impact
Factor
1.
Wong P, Chamari K, Chaouachi A, Mao DW, Wisloff U, & Hong Y. (2007). Difference in plantar pressure
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between the preferred and non-preferred feet in four soccer-related movements. British Journal of
Sports Medicine, 41(2), 84-92.
2.
Wong P, Chamari K, Mao DW, Wisloff U, & Hong Y. (2007). Higher plantar pressure on the medial side
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in four soccer-related movements. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 41(2), 93-100.
3.
Wong P, & Chan HM. (2007). Heart rate response and repeated sprint performance during Chinese
Conference
elite youth soccer match. Paper presented at the 2007 Conference on National Physical Fitness,
Macau.
4.
Wong P, Lau PWC, & Luk TC. (2007). Relative maximal oxygen consumption correlates with Hoff test
Conference
and yoyo test among Chinese elite youth soccer players. Paper presented at the 2007 Conference on
National Physical Fitness, Macau.
5.
Wong P, Lau PWC, Luk TC, Chamari K, & Wisloff U. (2007). Fitness profile of Chinese elite youth soccer
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players. Paper presented at The 6th Annual Conference for Society of Chinese Scholars on Exercise
Physiology and Fitness, Guangzhou, China.
6.
Lau PWC, Cheung MWL, Ransdell L, Wong P, & Luk TC. (2007). Chinese children's
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pedometer-determined physical activity patterns during the segmented school day. Paper presented
at the New Horizons in Nutrition and Public Health, 10 Anniversary Symposium of Centre for
Nutritional Studies, School of Public Health, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
7.
Lau PWC, Yip TCY, Wong P, & Luk TC. (2007). Childhood obesity development in modern china: A
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western influence? Paper presented at The 6th Annual Conference for Society of Chinese Scholars on
Exercise Physiology and Fitness, Guangzhou, China.
8.
Luk TC, Wong P, & Lau PWC. (2007). Relationship between heart rate and oxygen consumption among
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Chinese elite youth soccer players. Paper presented at the The 6th Annual Conference for Society of
Chinese Scholars on Exercise Physiology and Fitness, Guangzhou, China.
2006 or Before
Citation
Impact
Factor
1.
Wong P, & Hong Y. (2005). Soccer injury in the lower extremities. British Journal of Sports Medicine,
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39(8), 473-482.
2.
Wong P, & Hong Y. (14-18 July 2006). Plantar pressure of four movements in soccer. Paper presented
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at the XXIV International Symposium on Biomechanics in Sports, Salzburg, Austria.
3.
Wong P, Chan HM, & Wong SHS. (2006). Correlation of isokinetic muscular strength and sprint
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performance of youth Hong Kong soccer players. Paper presented at the The 5th Annual Conference
for Society of Chinese Scholars on Exercise Physiology and Fitness, Tianjin, China.
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4.
Wong P, Chan HM, & Wong SHS. (2006). Isokinetic leg muscular strength of youth Hong Kong soccer
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players. Paper presented at the The 5th Annual Conference for Society of Chinese Scholars on Exercise
Physiology and Fitness, Tianjin, China.
5.
Wong P, Cheng EYL, & Hong Y. (2006). Can laboratory-based biomechanical test results reflect the
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perceived comfort during overground running? Paper presented at the XXIV International Symposium
on Biomechanics in Sports, Salzburg, Austria.
6.
Wong P, Kong RYK, & Hong Y. (2006). Effects of different tennis shoes on the performance of
Conference
recreational tennis players. Paper presented at the XXIV International Symposium on Biomechanics in
Sports, Salzburg, Austria.
7.
8.
Wong P. (2005). Perceived comfort evaluation and plantar pressure distribution: Comparison among
MPhil
three soccer shoes. The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
dissertation
Wong PL, & Hong Y. (2004). Changes of kinematics in rope skipping after fatigue. Paper presented at
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the XXIInd International Symposium on Biomechanics in Sports, Ottawa, Canada.
9.
Wong PL, & Hong Y. (2004). Comparison of shock attenuation between sport shoes when landing from
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vertical jump. Paper presented at the XXIInd International Symposium on Biomechanics in Sports,
Ottawa, Canada.
10. Wong PL, & Hong Y. (2003). Changes of kinematics and kinetics with fatigue of rope skipping. Paper
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presented at The Hong Kong Student Conference in Sport Medicine, Sport Rehabilitation and Exercise
Science, Hong Kong, China.
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