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Deutscher übersetzter Titel:	Die Validitaet der Vorhersage der VO2max bei Maennern im Alter von 10-39 Jahren
Autor:	Washburn, Richard A.; Montoye, Henry J.
Erschienen in:	The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness
Veröffentlicht:	24 (1984), 1, S. 41-48, Lit.
Format:	Literatur (SPOLIT)
Publikationstyp:	Zeitschriftenartikel
Medienart:	Gedruckte Ressource
Sprache:	Englisch
ISSN:	0022-4707, 1827-1928
Schlagworte:	Ausdauertest Belastung, submaximale Laufbandergometrie Leistungsdiagnostik Methodenvergleich Prognose Sauerstoffaufnahme, maximale Sportmedizin
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Erfassungsnummer:	PU198807011600
Quelle:	BISp

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title	The validity of predicting VO2max in males age 10-39
spellingShingle	The validity of predicting VO2max in males age 10-39 Ausdauertest Belastung, submaximale Laufbandergometrie Leistungsdiagnostik Methodenvergleich Prognose Sauerstoffaufnahme, maximale Sportmedizin
title_sort	the validity of predicting vo2max in males age 1039
title_short	The validity of predicting VO2max in males age 10-39
title_alt	Die Validitaet der Vorhersage der VO2max bei Maennern im Alter von 10-39 Jahren
title_alt_lang	deu
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city	Turin
spelling	Torino 0022-4707 1827-1928 JMPFA 410823-1 Ausdauertest Belastung, submaximale Laufbandergometrie Leistungsdiagnostik Methodenvergleich Prognose Sauerstoffaufnahme, maximale Sportmedizin comparison of methods endurance test maximal oxygen uptake performance diagnostics prognosis sports medicine submaximal load treadmill ergometry Diagnostik Leistungsbestimmung Leistungsdiagnose Leistungserfassung Leistungsfeststellung Trainingsdiagnostik Sauerstoffverbrauch, maximaler Prognose, individuelle Belastung Muskelarbeit, submaximale Vergleich Medizin Geschichte der Medizin Untersuchung, sportmedizinische Wasserdampf maximal oxygen intake maximal oxygen consumption submaximal workload submaximal exercise submaximal work method comparison The validity of predicting VO2max in males age 10-39 PU198807011600 198807011600
abstract	To eliminate the discomfort, motivation and the hazards associated with maximal effort, a method of estimating VO2max from a submaximal test ist needed. VO2max was measured in 474 males age 10-39, classified into 5-year age groups. Subjects walked at 3 mph 3 grade for 3 min, thereafter the grade was increased 3 each 3 minutes with speed constant until reaching the volitional level of exhaustion. VO2max was predicted from submaximal heart rate (HR) and measured VO2 using the Astrand-Rhyming nomogram, the method described by Maritz et al., and the procedure of Margaria. VO2max tends to be overpredicted in age group 15-39 by the method of Astrand-Rhyming and underpredicted by the methods of Maritz and Margaria. All methods overpredict for age 10-14. In each age group the method of Maritz consistently provides the smallest standard error of prediction although these are still quite large, ranging from .28 to .39 l/min. Correlation coefficients between measured VO2max and VO2max predicted by these three methods range from .54 to .84 with the method of Maritz consistently providing the highest values. It was conducted that in an unselected male population the predicting of VO2max from submaximal measures of HR and VO2 by the methods described provide a reasonably accurate estimate of the mean VO2max for a group; however, estimates for individuals are subject to large errors. Verf.-Referat
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author2	Washburn, Richard A. Montoye, Henry J.
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issn	0022-4707 1827-1928
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topic	Ausdauertest Belastung, submaximale Laufbandergometrie Leistungsdiagnostik Methodenvergleich Prognose Sauerstoffaufnahme, maximale Sportmedizin
topic_facet	Ausdauertest Belastung, submaximale Laufbandergometrie Leistungsdiagnostik Methodenvergleich Prognose Sauerstoffaufnahme, maximale Sportmedizin
topic_en	comparison of methods endurance test maximal oxygen uptake performance diagnostics prognosis sports medicine submaximal load treadmill ergometry
topic_en_facet	comparison of methods endurance test maximal oxygen uptake performance diagnostics prognosis sports medicine submaximal load treadmill ergometry
synonym	Diagnostik Leistungsbestimmung Leistungsdiagnose Leistungserfassung Leistungsfeststellung Trainingsdiagnostik Sauerstoffverbrauch, maximaler Prognose, individuelle Belastung Muskelarbeit, submaximale Vergleich Medizin Geschichte der Medizin Untersuchung, sportmedizinische Wasserdampf
synonym_en	maximal oxygen intake maximal oxygen consumption submaximal workload submaximal exercise submaximal work method comparison
journal_facet	The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness
container_title	The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness
container_volume	24
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container_start_page	S. 41-48
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The validity of predicting VO2max in males age 10-39

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