 Statistical Analysis Descriptive statistics with means and standard deviations or standards error of means were adopted. All variables are presented in absolute variations Δ the difference between the baseline and various times after session. Mathematical procedures to calculate the percentage blood pressure fall and morning blood pressure surge were performed. Data normality was verified through an exploratory analysis using the Shapiro-Wilk test. Two-way repeated-measures analysis of variance was applied, reporting F-ratio and p-value to check the main interaction effects of time by session timesession and of time time. When statistically significant effects were found, a post-hoc Tukey test was adopted for multiple comparisons, and the p values were reported. Initially, the variable low-frequency:high-frequency ratio had a non-normal distribution; however, the natural logarithmic transformation was performed for scale adjustments to meet the normal distribution model. The significance level used in the study was p0.05, and the software programs used were BioEstat v. 5.3 and Statistica v. 7.0. 