Does a single isometric exercise session improve cardiac autonomic modulation and hemodynamic cardiovascular control in prehypertensive males?
A single session of isometric exercise acutely improves cardiac autonomic modulation and hemodynamic control in prehypertensive males, providing a potential mechanistic link to chronic blood pressure reductions.
A single IE session is associated with improved cardiac autonomic modulation and hemodynamic cardiovascular control in prehypertensive males. These acute responses may be mechanistically linked to the chronic reductions in resting BP reported after IE training interventions.
Taylor et al. (Tue,) studied this question.
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