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Effects of Isometric Exercises on Balance, Heart Rate, Pulse Ox and Blood Pressure
Determine the effects repeated isometric exercises have on balance, blood pressure, heart rate and pulse ox. Another outcome measure will be a mental speed test (how quickly a subject can process information and make decisions based upon that information).
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