Calculate the relative V̇O2 of a 80 kg person cycling 80 RPM with a resistance of 10 kg, then answer the following questions: Do you think the work rate values are attainable? If your answer is “no”, give a short explanation of why you believe this. If the answer to the previous question was yes, do you believe you would attain a steady state of oxygen consumption? Explain your answer.

Calculate the relative V̇O2 of a 80 kg person cycling 80 RPM with a resistance of 10 kg, then answer the following questions: Do you think the work rate values are attainable? If your answer is “no”, give a short explanation of why you believe this. If the answer to the previous question was yes, do you believe you would attain a steady state of oxygen consumption? Explain your answer.

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