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The document outlines the course structure and requirements for HHP 431 - Exercise Physiology Laboratory, taught by Dr. Kathe A. Gabel at MSU-Billings in Fall 2011. It includes information on lab goals, attendance policies, grading criteria, lab activities, and a research project involving the effects of high carbohydrate intake on blood glucose and lactate levels during exercise. The document emphasizes professionalism, academic integrity, and safety protocols for student participation.

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