Research note: a multilevel analysis of isometric handgrip training in medicated adults
This note summarises a published pooled analysis by Millar, Bray, McGowan, MacDonald and McCartney. It is background reading on the research, not a claim about
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Research note: isometric handgrip training and flow-mediated dilation
This note summarises a small published study on how the lining of the blood vessels responds to isometric handgrip training. It is background reading on the phy
Research note: the Kelley and Kelley meta-analysis of isometric handgrip trials
This note summarises a published meta-analysis by George Kelley and Kristi Kelley. A longer plain-language explanation is in our article What the research says
Research note: isometric training of the arms and legs and orthostatic tolerance
This note summarises a small published study of isometric exercise training in healthy volunteers. It is background reading on the physiology, not a claim about
Research note: a review of the hemodynamic effects of isometric exercise
This note summarises a published narrative review of isometric exercise and the cardiovascular system. It is presented as background reading on the physiology;
What Is Guided Isometric Handgrip Training?
When people think of exercise, they usually picture movement. Walking. Cycling. Swimming. Lifting weights. Stretching.
