PHED-4006EL Study Guide - Final Guide: Threshold Of Pain, One-Repetition Maximum, Vo2 Max
PHED 4006 REVIEW
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PHED 4006 REVIEW
VO2 calculations with speed/pace
Example:
•Your client (female; age: 28; height: 1.52 m; weight 168 lbs; PAL 1.0)
reached a maximum running speed of 4 miles per hour at a grade of
6% during her last 30 seconds of his cardiorespiratory test. Based on
the provided information, please estimate VO2max and clearly show
your calculations below along with your final answer. Based on your
answer, target her likely prescribed VO2 target during training and
convert that target into a running speed (mph).
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PHED 4006 REVIEW
Weight management calculations
Example:
•Your client weights 235 lbs and has a %BF of 39%. His desired body
composition is 20%. Calculate his optimal weight based of the
information provided with the assumption that he will not lose or
gain muscle mass.
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Document Summary
Example: your client (female; age: 28; height: 1. 52 m; weight 168 lbs; pal 1. 0) reached a maximum running speed of 4 miles per hour at a grade of. 6% during her last 30 seconds of his cardiorespiratory test. Based on the provided information, please estimate vo2max and clearly show your calculations below along with your final answer. Based on your answer, target her likely prescribed vo2 target during training and convert that target into a running speed (mph). Example: your client weights 235 lbs and has a %bf of 39%. Calculate his optimal weight based of the information provided with the assumption that he will not lose or gain muscle mass. Example: you have a 48-yr old client coming to see you for a fitness program design. The client wants more muscle mass to look super duper good this summer at the beach. Your client is also welcoming any ideas to improve his/her overall health.