The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the influence of twelve
weeks of combined
training on aerobic capacity (VO2peak, VO2peak . kg-1,
METpeak), performance (Wpeak,
Wpeak  . kg1) and the dynamics of the heart rate (HRrest,
HRpeak), heart rate recovery (HRrec)
and chronotropic index (ChI) in the group of women and men with
type 2 diabetes (DM)
and in the group of women and men withouth type 2 diabetes
(NDM) with chronic ischemic heart disease. There were evaluated
the differences in results between women and men
with and without type 2 diabetes mellitus.
In patients with type 2 DM the effect of rehabilitation
training was more considerable
in men compared to women, as well as in patients without type 2
DM. Women with and without DM alike achieved significant
improvement in physical performance. The significant increase
of HRrec was also reported in women without diabetes. Both the
men with and without diabetes had comparable significant
increase of all parameters of cardiorespiratory fitness and
performance. Men and women without diabetes moreover achieved a
statistically significant increase in HRrec in comparison with
men and women with diabetes, where the increase was not
significant.