2014
DOI: 10.7860/jcdr/2014/8908.4850
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Effect of Isometric Handgrip Exercise Training on Resting Blood Pressure in Normal Healthy Adults

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“…The mean of the three readings was referred to as the maximal isometric tension (Tmax).Then, the subjects were asked to perform the isometric handgrip exercise at 30% of Tmax for 2 minutes. During the test, the blood pressure was recorded from the non-exercising arm [15]. The blood pressure was again recorded 5 minutes after the completion of the exercise.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The mean of the three readings was referred to as the maximal isometric tension (Tmax).Then, the subjects were asked to perform the isometric handgrip exercise at 30% of Tmax for 2 minutes. During the test, the blood pressure was recorded from the non-exercising arm [15]. The blood pressure was again recorded 5 minutes after the completion of the exercise.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All articles are recent one, at least 2014 or latter. Garg et al, 2014 investigated the effects of isometric exercise training on resting blood pressure in 30 normal adults aged 20-40 years. Isometric hand grip exercise training protocol consisted of five 3-min bouts of exercise at 30% MVC (Maximum Voluntary Contraction) separated by 5 minute rest periods.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Total of 110 subjects participated with median of 30 subjects. Garg et al (2014) found mean difference (MD) of -9.87 mmHg in SBP and -5.26 mmHg in DBP. Sandhu et al (2014) found MD of -7.04 mmHg in SBP and -6.56 mmHg in DBP.…”
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“…Al concluir el ejercicio, se origina una vasodilatación generalizada, y, como consecuencia, una redistribución sanguínea, disminuyendo la tensión arterial. Después de 5-6 minutos de concluir el ejercicio, la tensión arterial disminuye a los niveles previos de reposo, y, a continuación, disminuye más la tensión arterial, hasta cifras inferiores a las basales, manteniéndose este descenso hasta las siguientes 5-6 horas (62) (63) . Un 28% de los sujetos de estudio (27 de 96) presentaron más TAS final que inicial, un 42% más TAD final que inicial (40 de 96), y un 13% ambas cifras de TA elevadas (12 de 96).…”
Section: Variación De Las Constantes Vitalesunclassified
“…Lactato final > 4 mmol/L -+ Una de las consecuencias esperadas y cardiosaludables del ejercicio físico es el descenso de la FC. Así pues, podríamos esperar cifras de FC inferiores o iguales después de acabar la prueba y tras un periodo de reposo de 10 minutos (62) (63) . A pesar de eso, un 86,45% de los sujetos presentó más FC posterior que basal; solo 13 sujetos presentaron menos FC final (ver Figura 37).…”
Section: Comportamiento Del íNdice De Perfusiónunclassified