Effect of combined resistance and aerobic training on reactive hyperemia in men

Table 2 Cardiovascular indices

Variables/group	0 month	2 month	4 month	Interaction
Brachial systolic BP, mmHg
HIR	116 ± 3	118 ± 3	116 ± 3	F = 1.986
MIR	121 ± 3	117 ± 3	119 ± 3	P = 0.1058
COMBO	115 ± 2	115 ± 2	116 ± 3
Brachial diastolic BP, mmHg
HIR	68 ± 1	69 ± 2	66 ± 2	F = 1.806
MIR	71 ± 2	67 ± 2	67 ± 2	P = 0.1371
COMBO	67 ± 1	66 ± 2	67 ± 2
Brachial pulse pressure, mmHg
HIR	68 ± 1	69 ± 2	66 ± 2	F = 0.208
MIR	71 ± 2	67 ± 2	67 ± 2	P = 0.9333
COMBO	67 ± 1	66 ± 2	67 ± 2
Heart rate at rest, bpm
HIR	56 ± 2	56 ± 2	54 ± 1	F = 0.472
MIR	55 ± 3	53 ± 2	54 ± 2	P = 0.6273
COMBO	52 ± 3	50 ± 1	49 ± 1
FBF at baseline, ml/min per 100 mL tissue
HIR	12.7 ± 1.2	13.2 ± 1.2	13.6 ± 1.9	F = 2.435
MIR	15.2 ± 1.9	14.4 ± 0.4	15.8 ± 2.4	P = 0.0517
COMBO	9.1 ± 1.5*	18.2 ± 2.6	19.8 ± 2.9

Data are mean ± SEM
HIR high-intensity resistance training group, MIR moderate-intensity resistance training group, COMBO combined high-intensity resistance training and moderate-intensity aerobic exercise training group. BP blood pressure, FBF forearm blood flow
* P < 0.05 vs. MIR

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