That said, there are still limitations to this research. While the number of mitochondria assessed was high, the study itself only included a small number of men, so these findings need to be confirmed in larger, more diverse groups. The study also doesn’t tell us whether these changes are maintained long-term, though continued training would likely preserve or even improve them.
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