This study examined the effects of sequential submaximal resistance exercise (three impacts with intervals of two days performed by ten healthy male sports students) on various leucocyte subpopulations (CD3
+, CD4
+, CD8
+, CD14
+, CD16
+, and CD19
+ cells) and the natural killer cell activity. For certain parameters the results indicate cumulative effects along the three impacts as well as long-term effects during the ten days of post exercise observation. Moreover, as opposed to prolonged exercise, the immune response to resistance exercise appears not to be primarily induced via catecholamines.
«This study examined the effects of sequential submaximal resistance exercise (three impacts with intervals of two days performed by ten healthy male sports students) on various leucocyte subpopulations (CD3
+, CD4
+, CD8
+, CD14
+, CD16
+, and CD19
+ cells) and the natural killer cell activity. For certain parameters the results indicate cumulative effects along the three impacts as well as long-term effects during the ten days of post exercise observation. Moreover, as opposed to prolonged exercise,...
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