Effects of an 11-week high-intensity functional training program on indices of arterial stiffness
Journal of Exercise Science & Physical Activity Reviews · 2026
Dr. Nicholas Rolnick · Co-author
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"Effects of an 11-week high-intensity functional training program on indices of arterial stiffness" is a research article published in Journal of Exercise Science & Physical Activity Reviews (2026). A full abstract is not available for this entry in open databases; the complete record is available through the links below.
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Fedorko B, Lamey T, Bastola D, Marquette L, Rolnick N, Townsend Z, Moghaddam M, Walter J, Werner T
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Fedorko B, Lamey T, Bastola D, Marquette L, Rolnick N, Townsend Z, Moghaddam M, Walter J, Werner T. (2026). Effects of an 11-week high-intensity functional training program on indices of arterial stiffness. Journal of Exercise Science & Physical Activity Reviews.
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