Abstract:Introduction. The incremental shuttle walking test (iSWT) has been widely used in different health conditions. Because of the learning effect, the test should be performed at least twice. However, there is no formal recommendation or consensus on the rest interval that should be used between the tests. Therefore, the aim of this study was to systematically review the most common rest intervals applied for iSWT in adult and elderly individuals with different health conditions. Methods. We performed a systematic… Show more
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