February 1, 1970Circulation82 citationsOpen Access

Cardiovascular Responses to Static Exercise (Isometrics, Anyone?)

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Cardiovascular Responses to Static Exercise (Isometrics, Anyone?) ANYONE with a stethoscope, a sphygmomanometer, and an open mind can readily satisfy himself that static effort or "isometrics" may raise the blood pressure to high levels.Yet, isometrics, as a form of 1970 NO.

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A. R. Lind (1970) studied this question.

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