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Wall squats are particularly good at lowering high resting blood pressure, a study of previous trials suggests

 

Strength-training exercises such as wall squats or holding the plank position are among the best ways to lower blood pressure, a study suggests.

 

Current guidance focusing mainly on walking, running and cycling should be updated, the UK researchers say.

Analysis, published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, of trials involving 16,000 people found all exercise lowered high blood pressure.

But wall squats and planking led to larger falls than aerobic exercise.

These isometric exercises are designed to build strength without moving muscles or joints.

 
 

 

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