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Bob was given and exercise prescription for 3-5 METS for his home exercise program. He is currently walking, and at the fitness...Asked by kaden
Bob was given and exercise prescription for 3-5 METS for his home exercise program. He is currently walking, and at the fitness center using a treadmill, walking 3.2 mph up a3% incline. Bob weighs 70kg. is Bob exercising in his prescribed zone?
1 MET = 3.5 mL of oxygen/kg of body weight/min
1 MET = 3.5 mL of oxygen/kg of body weight/min
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I do not know the formulae to calculate METS from given activities. Numerous charts are available for this. The following calculator link seems to say that on a treadmill at 3.2mph at 3% incline is 4.8 METS.
http://www.fedel.com/mets/
http://www.fedel.com/mets/
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