… In clinical studies, a period of 8 weeks of regular aerobic training has been found to be
necessary to reach a hypertrophic response plateau, whereas a period of 3–6 weeks of …

… As we measured neither diastolic function nor cardiac output during exercise in the
present study, we were not able to determine if the improved diastolic function was related to …

… Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of an aerobic training
program on the left ventricular (LV) cardiac morphology and function of prepubertal children. …

… patients, independent of age, but that 4 weeks of aerobic training significantly reduces E/E′
in these patients. They also noted a significant inverse correlation between the ∆E/E′ and …

… effect of 16 weeks step-aerobic exercises and core exercises on left ventricular structure and
… can say that aerobic exercises are more effective in improving the diastolic function of the …

… and running exercise training induced significant changes of cardiac dimensions and
had favorable effects on both left ventricular systolic and diastolic function. These training-induced …

… and aerobic exercise training … that exercise training would improve LV diastolic function
in individuals with MetS. We also assessed whether any improvements in LV diastolic function …

… The aerobic exercise consisted of interval training performed on … , aerobic exercise duration
was progressively increased up to 35 min by increasing the number and duration of exercise …

… to study the effect of aerobic interval training on blood pressure and myocardial function in
… Diastolic dysfunction is a common finding in hypertension, but our population was within the …

… In conclusion, we have demonstrated that the aerobic exercise level and the diastolic
function are improved in patients with exercise training compared with the control participants, …