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Do different volumes of resistance training cause different acute answers of cardiac autonomic modulation?

Resistance Training (RT) is highly recommended for the improvement of physical conditioning, and it promotes not only muscular but also cardiovascular ones.1 Nevertheless, it is needed the control of training dose in order to avoid the process of inadequacy for the body.2 This way, the use of markers ( psychological, physiological and biochemical ones) for determining the effects of training load, has been broadly discussed, and among them cardiac autonomic modulation is shown as a physiological marker of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS).3