Cardiovascular Benefits of Endurance Training in Seniors: 40 is not too Late to Start

Volume: 37, Issue: 08, Pages: 625 - 632
Published: Apr 26, 2016
Abstract
It is unknown whether commencing structured endurance training after 40 years of age is powerful enough to induce beneficial cardiovascular adaptations in later life. 34 men between the ages of 55 and 75 were included: 10 life-long sedentary seniors (SED), 13 endurance master athletes who commenced training≤30 years of age (ET30), and 11 endurance master athletes who commenced training≥40 years of age with no prior physical training (ET40). All...
Paper Details
Title
Cardiovascular Benefits of Endurance Training in Seniors: 40 is not too Late to Start
Published Date
Apr 26, 2016
Volume
37
Issue
08
Pages
625 - 632
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