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- who: Karin Kjellenberg et al. from the Department of Physical activity and Health, The Swedish School of Sport Welsh Institute of Physical Activity, Health and Sport, Swansea University, Swansea, United Kingdom have published the research work: of variance (group x time) was used to evaluate the effects of training on all traditional CMD risk parameters. Effect sizes (ES) were calculated to assess the magnitude of difference. Results MICT, HIIT and HIIT + MICT significantly improved resting heart rate (ES = -0.39; ES = -1.05; ES = -1.05; p> 0.0001), fasting glucose (ES = -0.63; ES = -0.90 . . .
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