Its pretty clear that weightlifting causes concentric hypertrophy and steady state exercise causes eccentric hypertrophy. But there is huge debate even in research how the heart adapts to high intensity interval training versus steady state. How do you think the heart adapts from high intensity interval exercise versus moderate steady state? Why do you think most HIIT research claims superior stroke volume and eccentric hypertrophy when compared to moderate intensity?
Hello doc, i had my ekg last time and the result is Left Axis Deviation, then i went to my Cardiologist/Electrophysiologist and he said it’s not Left Axis Deviation, he suspects that i have athletes heart. And i also had my stress test, i have thickened anterior mitral valve leaflet without restriction of motion. And thickening of all ventricular segments, is it because i do high intensity workout like boxing and lifting?
@@anon07045 good question. I imagine because you are increase the heart rate and blood pressure you are working your heart out so I would imagine it does
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Its pretty clear that weightlifting causes concentric hypertrophy and steady state exercise causes eccentric hypertrophy. But there is huge debate even in research how the heart adapts to high intensity interval training versus steady state.
How do you think the heart adapts from high intensity interval exercise versus moderate steady state?
Why do you think most HIIT research claims superior stroke volume and eccentric hypertrophy when compared to moderate intensity?
Hello doc, i had my ekg last time and the result is Left Axis Deviation, then i went to my Cardiologist/Electrophysiologist and he said it’s not Left Axis Deviation, he suspects that i have athletes heart. And i also had my stress test, i have thickened anterior mitral valve leaflet without restriction of motion. And thickening of all ventricular segments, is it because i do high intensity workout like boxing and lifting?
It could be, I don’t know enough about your case to give you a definitive answer
@@DrEldersAnatomyChannel can intense boxing training thicken the anterior mitral valve leaflet? And the left ventricle?
@@anon07045 good question. I imagine because you are increase the heart rate and blood pressure you are working your heart out so I would imagine it does
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