A 5’8″ man who weights 170lbs has an absolute VO2 of 3.4 L/m… A 5’8″ man who weights 170lbs has an absolute VO2 of 3.4 L/min. What is their relative VO2? Read Details
Which of the following conditions need to be consistent when… Which of the following conditions need to be consistent when doing a muscular fitness assessment? Read Details
List 3 reasons why we would want to do a submaximal VO2 test… List 3 reasons why we would want to do a submaximal VO2 test over a maximal VO2 test. Read Details
Which of the following is considered a field test of cardior… Which of the following is considered a field test of cardiorespiratory fitness? Read Details
When using the submaximal exercise equations we are assuming… When using the submaximal exercise equations we are assuming that mechanical efficiency is not the same for everyone (even though we know that it is the same). Read Details
Balance testing can be done both statically and dynamically. Balance testing can be done both statically and dynamically. Read Details
List 3 reasons why we would want to do a bike test over a tr… List 3 reasons why we would want to do a bike test over a treadmill test. Read Details
Which type of muscular fitness test is used for strength tes… Which type of muscular fitness test is used for strength testing? Read Details
When using anaerobic threshold (AT) for training what percen… When using anaerobic threshold (AT) for training what percentage above or below the threshold should be used? Read Details
A 5’6″ female who weighs 164lbs has an absolute VO2 of 4.2 L… A 5’6″ female who weighs 164lbs has an absolute VO2 of 4.2 L/min. What is their relative VO2? Read Details