Table 4.
Exercise type | Exercises | Intensity | Progression |
---|---|---|---|
Warm-up (duration 5-10 min) |
Sitting or standing: -Heel uprisings (uni- or bilateral), - Kneeextension - rear deltoid row - chest press movement - Vertical shoulder press’ (uni- or bilateral). Standing: -Walking various - leg curl - leg swing - squats |
Non-specific intensity Purpose: -increase body temperature - cardiorespiratory warm-up -muscle and tendon tissue Warm-up |
none |
Endurance training (duration 20-30 min) |
-Walking or -Cycle or - Treadmill or - Circuit training or - Activity games |
Borg CR-10 dyspnea 4–7 Exercises performed in intervals or continuous |
Every 2nd to 4th week load adjustment individualized |
Resistance training Duration 20-30 min) |
Machine: -leg press -knee extension Pull down and/or chestpres (vertical) Other equipment for strength circuit training elastic band Dumbbells Weight cuff |
40–80% of 1RM corresponding from 8 to 25 repetitions 2-3sets |
Every 2nd to 4th week load adjustment individualized (repetition counting by supervisor) |
Cool-down (duration5-10 min) |
Breathing exercises Pursed lip breathe Relaxation exercises Yoga exercises |
Non-specific intensity | Non-specific |
Responsible health profession: Physiotherapist
Monitoring of intensity may vary, but it is expected that hospitals use either objective (pulse or Watt monitoring) or subjective (CR Borg scale for dyspnea) measurements for intensity monitoring
Resistance training will be evaluated for progression by counting their maximal repetition and estimate a new optional weight/resistance within 8–25 repetitions
Workout logs from every training session are recommended registered by the authorization law