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May 1, 1983International Journal of Sports Medicine

Similarity of Cardiovascular Response to Upper and Lower Body Static Contraction in Endurance-Trained and Untrained Males

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Why the study?

Does endurance training alter the cardiovascular response to upper and lower body static contraction in males?

Population

12 males (6 endurance-trained and 6 untrained)

Comparison

Static handgrip and leg extension at 30% of… vs Untrained males

Design

Cross-sectional, Randomly assigned order for static handgrip and leg extension

Authors

DSDouglas R. SealsRWRichard A. WashburnPHPeter Hanson

Discussion

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Overview

Cardiovascular regulation during static contraction is similar in endurance-trained and untrained individuals, indicating that endurance training does not significantly alter these acute hemodynamic responses.

Structured PICO

Does endurance training alter the cardiovascular response to upper and lower body static contraction in males?

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Population
12 males (6 endurance-trained and 6 untrained)
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Intervention
Static handgrip and leg extension at 30% of maximal voluntary contraction for 3 min
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Comparator
Untrained males (comparing endurance-trained vs untrained)
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Outcome
Heart rate and mean intra-arterial blood pressure (MABP) during contractionsurrogate

Cardiovascular regulation during static contraction is similar in endurance-trained and untrained individuals, indicating that endurance training does not significantly alter these acute hemodynamic responses.

Cite This Study

Seals et al. (1983) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a98e4570b6ffde205aa8bb5https://doi.org/10.1055/s-2008-1026019
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