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Effects of whole-body electrostimulation and acroyoga based exercise programme on blood pressure in a group of young women

Struhár et al., 2019

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16466400485479062553
Author
Struhár I
Vaculíková P
Gimunová M
Minster D
Körnerová V
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Journal of Physical Education and Sport

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The major objective of this study was to investigate the blood pressure response after ten weeks of acroyoga and whole body electromyostimulation training programme. Twenty-eight young non-smokers and non-sportive w2 omen (21.5±1.9 years; 166.2±6.6 cm, 61.8±6.7 kg; …
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