Testing Your Fitness, Cardiovascular Health w/ the VO2 Max Test

Testing Your Fitness, Cardiovascular Health w/ the VO2 Max Test

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Publish Date:
17 September, 2022
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Health and Fitness
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Test Your Fitness Progress, Heart Health with the VO2 Max Test!

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-----------------------------------------Show Notes--------------------------------------

0:00 Intro
0:20 VO2 Max test assesses the aerobic capacity of your heart.
0:48 It is measured in milliliters of oxygen per kilogram of body weight per minute (ml/kg/min).
1:20 Your VO2 Max measures how much oxygen your body can uptake over a period of time at your peak threshold.
2:00 Exercise improves cardiovascular fitness and improves capillary density, which improves the output of your heart and the capacity of your lungs to oxygenate blood.
3:23 Ultra distance athletes score over 70.
3:40 The test approximates which heartrate zones are oxidizing fat and your lactate threshold.
03:55 Heartrate fluctuates with stress levels, hydration, sleep and more.
6:00 American’s VO2 Max average is around 30.
7:00 There is a correlation between increased fatness and your higher odds of developing, and even dying from, cardiovascular disease.
7:30 Low fitness levels are linked with increased death and premature morbidity from heart disease.
8:00 Your fitness tracker’s algorithm may not produce an accurate VO2 Max number.
8:45 Nasal breathing improves endothelial nitric oxide, which helps to vasodilate your blood vessels.
9:45 There is an age-related reduction in VO2 Max, but this rate can be slowed.