… due to increases in stroke volume, while no changes were observed in the resistance training
group, suggesting the aerobic training may be more beneficial for left ventricular function. …

… effects of aerobic training (AT) vs. resistance training (RT) on cardiac and peripheral arterial
capacity on cardiopulmonary (CP) and peripheral vascular (PV) function in sedentary and …

… that progressively adjusted aerobic physical training on a nine-month period progressively
improves functional capacity, QOL, as well as left ventricular function in patients with HF. …

… It is unknown if vigorous to maximal aerobic interval training (INT) is more effective than …
aerobic training (MCT) for improving peak oxygen uptake (Vo 2 ) and the left ventricular ejection …

… We hypothesized that in contrast to strength training, aerobic training would reduce
cardiovascular sympathetic indices. Contrary to expectations, the group × time interaction failed to …

… training increases maximal aerobic … training in older men. A recent study suggested that
elderly subjects do not exhibit enhanced left ventricular function in response to exercise training.…

… Next, we tested whether aerobic training could prevent DOX… aerobic training, which prevented
injury in all organ components of O2 transport / utilization cumulating in preserved aerobic …

… During the last two decades, several small sample (non)randomized exercise studies
have demonstrated that aerobic training (with or without strength training) is an effective …

… Thus, the aim of this study was to verify the effects of aerobic, resistance, and combined
exercise training on cardiac function and autonomic modulation in female wild-type and ob/ob …

… and efficacy of such exercise training in patients with heart disease. … training and the causes
of the improved heart function. … exercise training may improve the cardiac pump function. …