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Progressive Resistance Exercise Improves Muscle Strength and May Improve Elements of Performance of Daily Activities for People With COPD
Chest, 10/08/09
O’Shea SD et al. – Short–term progressive resistance exercise can lead to appreciable increases in muscle strength for people with COPD, which may carry–over to performance of some daily activities. Future research should place emphasis on activity and participation level outcomes, and focus on determining the longer term outcomes and optimal methods for maintaining outcomes in this population.
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