Why the study?
Does skeletal muscle training reduce the cardioventilatory response to exercise in healthy young men?
Does skeletal muscle training reduce the cardioventilatory response to exercise in healthy young men?
Skeletal muscle training reduces the cardioventilatory response to exercise without compromising O2 delivery, which can be used to reduce the load on the heart during physical activity.
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May attenuate cardiac workload during exercise via leg training; leaves open translation to patients with cardiovascular disease.
Mortensen et al. (2013) studied this question.
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