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Effects of the intensity of leg isometric training on the vasculature of trained and untrained limbs and resting blood pressure in middle‐aged men

Baross et al., 2012

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4705498155976335011
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Baross A
Wiles J
Swaine I
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International journal of vascular medicine

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The purpose of this study was to establish whether changes in resting blood pressure and the vasculature of trained and untrained limbs are dependent on training intensity, following isometric‐leg training. Thirty middle‐aged males undertook an 8 week training programme …
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