2/3 Test di Cooper e Test Conconi
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🔬 Cerchiamo di capire meglio a cosa servono e quali sono i vantaggi e limiti di questi semplici test da campo
Ed ecco le formule per calcolare il VO2max a partire dalla distanza coperta sul test dei 12 minuti e su quello dei 6 minuti:
VO2max (ml/kg/min)=(distanza percorsa in 12 minuti (in m)−504.9)/44.73
VO2max (ml/kg/min)= (distanza percorsa in 6 minuti (in m)/100) x 3.5
Vi ricordo che potete approfondire questi argomenti leggendo il mio libro Trail Running & Ultra Trail
-Sigla di Lorenzo Clerici 🙏-
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