From the authors’ conclusion
“It is concluded that a well-designed 12-wk endurance-training program will decrease resting and submaximal heart rate in both younger and older adults.”
A short excerpt, not the complete finding. Read the linked abstract for the comparison, measurements and context.
Publication details
- Record
- PubMed 12900687
- Publication types
- Comparative Study · Clinical Trial · Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
- Indexed subjects
- Exercise · Task Performance and Analysis · Age Factors · Sex Factors · Adaptation, Physiological
- Source record checked
- 2026-10-16
Publication type and subject indexing describe the record; they are not a quality grade or proof of a benefit. An abstract does not replace a review of the full methods and results.
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