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Downhill Walking Training in COPD
This randomized control trial will investigate whether a modality that generates more contractile muscle fatigue with lower ventilatory requirements render better results after a 12-week exercise training program in subjects with COPD. Subjects will be randomized to either exercise in a training program including downhill walking or to exercise in a training program including conventional walking.
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