Bob is a 19-year old male, who is 6’3”, and weights 160lbs. You tested Bob’s 1.5-mile run time, and determined he was able to complete it in 6:49, with a post-run HR of 202 bpm. What are each of the following: a. Absolute VO2 max b. Relative VO2 max c. MET Level d. Calorie expenditure per minute e. Goal VO2 at 75% of VO2R (assume a resting VO2 of 3.5 ml/kg/min)

Bob is a 19-year old male, who is 6’3”, and weights 160lbs. You tested Bob’s 1.5-mile run time, and determined he was able to complete it in 6:49, with a post-run HR of 202 bpm. What are each of the following: a. Absolute VO2 max b. Relative VO2 max c. MET Level d. Calorie expenditure per minute e. Goal VO2 at 75% of VO2R (assume a resting VO2 of 3.5 ml/kg/min)

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