… associated with aerobic training are still poorly understood. Thus, the aim of this study
was to evaluate the effects of aerobic training and AAS on the cardiac structure and function. …

… function is a central determinant of aerobic capacity. Larger improvement of VO 2max with
high versus moderate training … hypertrophy with larger ventricle volume (cardiomyocyte length …

… This study shows for the first time that patients with advanced CHF still benefit from a regular
aerobic exercise training program: The severity of dyspnea improved by at least 1 NYHA …

… that exercise training attenuates pathological left ventricular … training is related to attenuated
pathological left ventricular … by better left ventricular systolic function in veteran athletes …

… Our finding that resistance training performed alone or combined with aerobic training (MICT
or HIIT) significantly increased peak VO 2 compared to control but was not associated with …

… This study showed the partial benefits of aerobic training prior to AMI on cardiac parameters…
AMI and aerobic training increased GLUT4 expression. However, those animals trained prior …

… Aerobic exercise capacity decreases progressively with age … between left ventricular
diastolic function parameters as … of association of diastolic function parameters with exercise …

… aerobic training, continuous moderate-intensity aerobic training or maximal strength training
… efficiency of high-intensity aerobic training, moderate-intensity aerobic training and strength …

… Nevertheless, in CHF patients with significantly lower pretraining VO2 peak and/or high
exercise-related risks (more compromized patients), aerobic training intensities as low as 40% of …

… , or even enhances, ventricular function and there is … training is characterized by a
uniform profile of myocardium growth without fibrosis and cardiac dysfunction. Aerobic training …