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. 2023 Dec 21;11(24):e15862. doi: 10.14814/phy2.15862

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Effect of 4 weeks of high‐intensity exercise training (Post) and detraining with (b, d, f) and without MP (a, c, e on the change of systolic blood pressure (a, b), diastolic blood pressure (c, d) and MAP (e, f) from baseline during exercise and following 1 h of recovery (N = 14). * Indicates significant difference between Pre and Post; +indicates significant differences between Post and Detraining; # Indicates significant difference between Pre and Detraining; $Indicates significant difference between corresponding Pre (CON) value (Pre: CON vs. MP); & indicates significant difference between corresponding Post (CON) value (Post: CON vs. MP); @indicates significant differences between corresponding Detraining (CON) value. Baseline data (BL) were analyzed by one‐way repeated ANOVA while data during and following exercise with and without MP across Pre, Post and Detraining were analyzed by three‐way repeated ANOVA.