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American ( n = 1), and Hispanic/Latino/Mexican American ( n = 1). Skaters reported their highest level of competition at national ( n = 8) and international events ( n = 5) in singles ( n = 9) or pairs ( n = 4) disciplines. Procedures Data were collected as part of Voelker and Reel’s ( 2018
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college-wide research pool. Recreational exercisers were individuals engaging in exercise at least two times per week for at least 30 min at moderate intensity (60–75% VO 2 max) for the past 6 months. A breakdown of the participants by race revealed 66.7% White ( n = 20), 16.7% Latino ( n = 5), 13
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a mentor. Sample Characteristics Among the respondents, 6.2% ( n = 10) were African American, 1.9% ( n = 3) were Asian, 0.6% ( n = 1) were Asian American, 88.8% ( n = 143) were White, 1.9% ( n = 3) were Hispanic/Latino, and 0.6% ( n = 1) reported their ethnicity as “other.” The average age of
