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April 24th, 2012 at 10:35 am @Adam
VO2 Max assessment (cardiopulmonary findings lead to a work up if needed.) A VO2 max is now a very easy test to get from many gyms of from trainers. It does not require a physician to order but to get an optimal bio-hack of the data it might. People with cardiovascular disease should seriously consider getting this test done to know what their abilities will be given how much life are left in their lungs and heart. You can also use this bad boy to know how much HIIT you should start with. These are baselines one can use and not set in stone.
Classes: Worse to best directly from the test. Find your class and plug in your Primal exercise routine.
A. VO2 max < 20 ml/kg/min You should walk 15 min 5-7 days per only
B. VO2 max < 20-25 ml/kg/min You should perform 15 minutes of aerobic work 5-7 days a week with one anaerobic interval An anaerobic interval = 0-5 sec
C. VO2 max < 25-30 ml/kg/min You should perform 20 minutes of aerobic activity with 2 anaerobic Intervals 4-5 times a week. An Interval = 5-15 sec
D. VO2 max < 30-35 ml/kg/min You should perform 20 min of HIIT with 4 Intervals 4 times per week where each anaerobic Interval is 5-15 sec.
E. VO2 max < 35-40 ml/kg/min You should perform 20 minutes of HIIT 3 times a week with 4 Intervals where each Interval is 15-30 sec , where recovery is 3-5 sec. You can also add 30 minutes of steady state cardio (sprints) once a week
F. VO2 max 30 sec. Recovery can be 1-2 minutes.
G. VO2 max 45+ ml/kg/min You should perform 20 min of HIIT with 6 Intervals 3 days a week. The Interval is >45 sec and your recovery must be less than 1 minute.
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