Exercise training in heart failure: recommendations based in current research

Article Abstract:

This article investigates the use of exercise training in patients with chronic heart failure, which lacks a standardized guide. The author offers suggestions for progression, beginning with duration, then frequency and finally intensity.

Heart failure

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Eccentric exercise in coronary patients: central hemodynamic and metabolic responses

Article Abstract:

Results point out that eccentric exercise involving high-load muscular exercise training is recommended as safe for low-risk coronary heart disease patients with no angina, inducible ischemia, or left ventricular dysfunction with minimal cardiovascular stress. Data suggest an uncoupling of skeletal muscle load and cardiovascular stress during eccentric exercise.

Science & research, Personnel administration, Physiological aspects, Training, Coronary heart disease, Exercise physiology, Muscle strength, Statistics, Statistics (Data), Cardiac patients

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Left ventricular function during interval and steady state exercise

Article Abstract:

This article describes research to determine how the heart's left ventricle functions during interval training. Results showed little variation for the left ventricle whether in interval training or steady state exercise.

Heart ventricles

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