May 1, 2008Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise

Recovery Pattern of Baroreflex Sensitivity after Exercise

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Why the study?

Does the mode and intensity of exercise affect the recovery pattern of baroreflex sensitivity in healthy males?

Structured PICO

Does the mode and intensity of exercise affect the recovery pattern of baroreflex sensitivity in healthy males?

Population

12 healthy male subjects, mean age 31 +/- 3 years.

Intervention

40-minute sessions of aerobic exercise on a bicycle ergometer, light resistance exercise, or heavy resistance exercise.

Comparator

40-minute control intervention with no exercise.

Outcome

Baroreflex sensitivity (BRSLF) calculated by the transfer function method from the low-frequency band of R-R intervals and systolic blood pressure spectra, measured 30-180 minutes after intervention.surrogate

Heavy resistance exercise causes a more delayed recovery of baroreflex sensitivity compared to aerobic or light resistance exercise in healthy males.

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Implication

Heavy resistance exercise prolongs baroreflex blunting; extends evidence on mode- and intensity-specific autonomic recovery in healthy males.

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NIEMELÄ et al. (2008) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a207785d48e67d1607804bf https://doi.org/10.1249/mss.0b013e3181666f08

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Implication

Heavy resistance exercise prolongs baroreflex blunting; extends evidence on mode- and intensity-specific autonomic recovery in healthy males.

Recovery Pattern of Baroreflex Sensitivity after Exercise

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Recovery Pattern of Baroreflex Sensitivity after Exercise

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