Originally Posted by
RChung
For men, their prediction equation was: VO2Max = 100.27 - (0.296*age) - (0.369*WC) - (0.155*RHR) + (0.226*Physical activity index)
For women it was: VO2Max = 74.74 - (0.247*age) - (0.259*WC) - (0.114*RHR) + (0.198*Physical activity index)
So if you want a high VO2max:
- be young
- have a tiny waist
- have a low resting heart rate
- exercise a bunch
Sensible.
Curious that all the factors are linear. Is that just because non-linear data fitting is too complicated?