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The Effect of Maximal Strength Training on Lung Function in Patients With COPD
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect on maximal strength training on muscle function, lung function and quality of life for patients diagnosed with COPD grade II-III (Gold scale). Each patient will complete a total of 20 exercise session participating in a rehabilitation program for 4 weeks. Physiological and functional testing will be performed 4 weeks before the training intervention, at baseline and after the intervention period.
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