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The magnitude of the risk associated with lumbar spinal loading exercises reflects the type and severity of underlying cardiovascular or cardiopulmonary pathology, the type of spinal loading exercise, breathing rhythm, the number of repetitions and their pacing, and the number of sets and their frequency throughout the day. Similarly, Ayalon et al,[43] in a study of the effects of dynamic loading exercises for the forearms of postmenopausal women (53-74 years of age), showed an increase of 3. |
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