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VO2max (maximal oxygen consumption) refers to the amount of oxygen that can be consumed within 1 minute – this value has been called the absolute VO2max and this parameter is one of the highest in rowers among other sport disciplines.
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Vo2 max
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TÁBOAS VO2MAX
- 1. VO2 MAX O consumo máximo de O2 é a maior cantidade de osíxeno que un individuo pode utilizar durante un traballo físico e respirando aire atmosférico. Dunha forma sinxela, o VO2 (consumo de osíxeno) é igual ao volume de osíxeno inspirado por minuto menos o volume de osixeno expirado por minuto. VO2 = VI O2 - VE O2