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it is well known that athletes have a resting sinus bradycardia—their resting heart rate can be half the normal value ([7][1])— and this is normally attributed to high vagal tone… Click to show full abstract
it is well known that athletes have a resting sinus bradycardia—their resting heart rate can be half the normal value ([7][1])— and this is normally attributed to high vagal tone ([3][2]). This is a logical assumption, because we have known since 1921 from the work of the physiologist Otto Loewi
Keywords:
caused changes;
bradycardia caused;
induced bradycardia;
bradycardia;
exercise training;
training induced
Journal Title: Journal of applied physiology
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Journal of applied physiology
Year Published: 2017
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