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ArticleKeeping pace: Mother versus athlete identity among elite long distance runners

Francine Darroch2017

Article2017

Keeping pace: Mother versus athlete identity among elite long distance runners

Francine Darroch · Heather Ann Hillsburg

68 citations·0/0 files stored·Women s Studies International Forum

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Sports, Gender, and Society Sport Psychology and Performance Work-Family Balance Challenges

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Year2017

Typearticle

Published2017-04-07

VenueWomen s Studies International Forum

ISSN-L0277-5395

Languageen

Citations68

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ShelfSports, Gender, and Society

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doi10.1016/j.wsif.2017.03.005

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