Sprint Intervals Boost Heart Health Without Sacrificing Strength Gains
New research shows adding sprint intervals to strength training improves cardiovascular fitness without interfering with muscle development.
Exercise science, resistance training, VO2max, and physical performance
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New research shows adding sprint intervals to strength training improves cardiovascular fitness without interfering with muscle development.
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