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In introducing short interval training and suggesting its possible uses in the late phase of rehabilitation, it should first be made clear that this is not intended to represent a detailed account of a piece of research, duly documented, and embracing appropriate numbers of patients, controls and trials, but it has a functional bias and describes work during the last ten years or so. This work has consisted of the development of a conditoning procedure of a cardiovascular nature, determined in the main by the findings qf such men as A.V.Hill, Jokl, Brouha, Christensen and others. The method described here appears to have a valuable contribution to make towards the patient's total recovery.
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