Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University Journal of Applied Health Studies in Sport Physiology 2676-6507 3 1 2016 03 20 Effect of Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training on Electrocardiogram variables In active males Effect of Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training on Electrocardiogram variables In active males 31 43 13598 10.22049/jahssp.2016.13598 FA Somayeh Azarian MS.c Student in Sports Physiology, Department of Sport sciences, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University, Tabriz. Iran. Asgar Iran Pour PhD student in Cardiovascular and respiratory, Department of Sport Science, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili. Ardabil. Iran. Journal Article 2015 08 27 The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training on Electrocardiogram variables(Q-T space and T wave) In active male. Thirty active males recruited in this study randomly, and allocation in groups (control, Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training). Pyramid and reverse pyramid groups performed resistance training for 12 weeks/3 times in week. One-repetition maximum in chest press, leg press and leg squat, ECG variables,systolic and diastolic blood pressure measured before and after Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training. Klmogrov – Smirnov, One way ANOVA with repeated measures, bonferroni post Hoc test used for analyze.Twave and chest press, leg press and leg squat in experimental groups demonstrated a significantly increase in strength, without any different between experimental groups(p≤0.05). Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training illustrated Significant improves in QT space(p≤0.05) and no Significant decline in SBP and DBP and RHR(p≥0.05). This Results demonstrate that not haven’t any different between Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training in improves muscle and hearts physiological function. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training on Electrocardiogram variables(Q-T space and T wave) In active male. Thirty active males recruited in this study randomly, and allocation in groups (control, Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training). Pyramid and reverse pyramid groups performed resistance training for 12 weeks/3 times in week. One-repetition maximum in chest press, leg press and leg squat, ECG variables,systolic and diastolic blood pressure measured before and after Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training. Klmogrov – Smirnov, One way ANOVA with repeated measures, bonferroni post Hoc test used for analyze.Twave and chest press, leg press and leg squat in experimental groups demonstrated a significantly increase in strength, without any different between experimental groups(p≤0.05). Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training illustrated Significant improves in QT space(p≤0.05) and no Significant decline in SBP and DBP and RHR(p≥0.05). This Results demonstrate that not haven’t any different between Pyramidal and Reverse-Pyramidal Resistance Training in improves muscle and hearts physiological function. https://jahssp.azaruniv.ac.ir/article_13598_5141c1fd21996b6581ec292a6b5312c7.pdf