Compared to aerobic exercise, resistance exercise can induce lower heart rate reaction, and mainly increase the pressure load of heart to enhance blood perfusion in order to achieve a better oxygen supply and demand balance of myocardium. Other benefits include: increasing skeletal muscle mass, increasing basic metabolic rate; preserving and enhancing muscle mass, strength, power, endurance to improve exercise tolerance and functional ability to help patients return to normal life and social work. Researches demonstrated isotonic exercise training benefits in lipid and BP (blood pressure) control and insulin sensitivity, especially in combination with aerobic exercise which is of great significance for reducing the risks of CHD [24].