Why the study?
Does low-intensity resistance exercise with slow lifting and lowering reduce plasma noradrenalin and cardiovascular responses compared to high-intensity normal exercise in young healthy males?
Does low-intensity resistance exercise with slow lifting and lowering reduce plasma noradrenalin and cardiovascular responses compared to high-intensity normal exercise in young healthy males?
Low-intensity resistance exercise with slow lifting and lowering suppresses the increase in plasma noradrenalin and cardiovascular responses compared to high-intensity normal exercise.
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May blunt CV strain during resistance exercise in healthy adults; leaves open translation to clinical populations.
Okamoto et al. (2008) studied this question.
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