Unilateral Exercise and Bilateral Vascular Health in Female Tennis Players and Active Controls

In groups well-matched for age and body composition, TP tended to have lower BP and IAD in pSBP, but cSBP revealed ~50% lower IAD in TP. Thus, measurement site and exercise training matter when assessing arterial stiffness and interarm differences in BP.

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Sports
Published
2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.3390/sports13040107
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Cardiovascular Health and Disease Prevention
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Unilateral Exercise and Bilateral Vascular Health in Female Tennis Players and Active Controls

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Unilateral Exercise and Bilateral Vascular Health in Female Tennis Players and Active Controls

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Abstract

In groups well-matched for age and body composition, TP tended to have lower BP and IAD in pSBP, but cSBP revealed ~50% lower IAD in TP. Thus, measurement site and exercise training matter when assessing arterial stiffness and interarm differences in BP.

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