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. 2016 Sep 21;10:34–44. doi: 10.1016/j.redox.2016.09.008

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of participants.

Characteristic
TRAINED (n=10)
CONTROL (n=10)
Gender 5 males 5 females 5 males 5 females
Age (years) 72±1 72±1
Height (cm) 166±9 167±10
Body Mass (Kg) 70±2 72±3
BMI (Kg/m2) 23±2 25±1
Systolic BP (mmHg) 123±4 131±4
Diastolic BP (mmHg) 78±3 75±3
Resting HR (b×min−1) 68±9 69±8
Physical activity level 20±1 19±2
Modified Baecke Questionnaire (score)
Household 14±1 13±1
Sports 3±1 4±1
Leisure 3±1 2±1
Muscle power (Δ%)
LegExt 35.9±5.2a,c −0.9±1.9
CMJ 17.5±4.3a,c −2.0±2.8
Muscle strength (Δ%)
LegExt 16.4±1.5a,c −0.3±1.5
Functional tests (Δ%)
6-m walking −9.0±1.6a,c 1.4±1.3
6-m walking loaded −10.0±2.1a,c 1.5±2.2
Stair-climbing −8.0±3.1a,b 3.6±2.0
Stair-climbing loaded −12.0±2.5a,c −0.2±2.7

All values represent means±SEM. The delta percentage was calculated trough the standard formula: Δ%=[(POST-test score-PRE-test score)/PRE-test score]×100.

BMI (body mass index); BP (blood pressure); mmHg (millimeters of mercury); LegExt, leg-extention; CMJ, countermovement jump.

a

p values<0.01.

b

p<0.05 for changes within-group after the intervention period.

c

p values<0.01 for changes between-group after the intervention period (TR vs. CTRL).