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Do aerobic and anaerobic exercises acutely affect heart rate and blood pressure in sedentary males?
Do aerobic and anaerobic exercises acutely affect heart rate and blood pressure in sedentary males?
Both aerobic and anaerobic exercises acutely alter heart rate and systolic blood pressure in sedentary men, with anaerobic exercise producing particularly marked changes.
Acute circulatory changes with exercise in sedentary men remain inconclusive; leaves open need for larger RCTs before any clinical consideration.
The aim of this study was to examine to acute effects of aerobic and anaerobic exercises on circulatory parameters. Twenty three sedentary male subjects were voluntarily participated in the study. Heart rate, systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure parameters were measured with four different trials such as before warming up, after warming up, after anaerobic exercise, and after aerobic exercise, acutely. Repeated measures one way ANOVA and LSD correction tests were used for statistical analysis. According to obtained data, heart rate, and systolic blood pressure parameters showed statistically changes between trials (p<0.05). There was no difference between trials in diastolic blood pressure (p>0.05). Especially, after anaerobic trial, circulation parameters showed marked changes. In summary, it can be said that warm-up, anaerobic exercise, and aerobic exercise acutely affect circulation parameters. Article visualizations:
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