Exaggerated systolic blood pressure response to exercise in a water polo team.
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Summary
The BP response to exercise was significantly higher in the WP group at all comparison criteria including onset of blood lactate accumulation, absolute HR, percent of HRmax, and power loads (including loadless pedaling).
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- 1984-06-01
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Keywords
Blood pressure, Heart rate, Medicine, Athletes, Blood lactate
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