7 Questions
Qu'est-ce que le VMA ?
La vitesse maximale aérobie qu'un coureur peut atteindre à 100% de son VO2max.
Comment le VMA est-il affecté ?
Par des facteurs génétiques et le niveau d'entraînement.
Combien de temps peut-on maintenir le VMA ?
3-6 minutes
Quelle est la plage de VMA possible ?
De 8 à 24 km/h
Comment peut-on estimer le VO2max à partir du VMA ?
En utilisant des formules mathématiques.
Que se passe-t-il avec la consommation d'oxygène au-delà du VMA ?
Elle ne peut pas augmenter.
Comment le VMA est-il utile pour la gestion de la performance ?
Toutes les réponses ci-dessus sont correctes.
Study Notes
- VMA is the maximum aerobic speed a runner can reach at 100% of their VO2max.
- It depends on genetic factors and training level.
- VMA is one of the three factors of performance in running.
- It can be sustained for 3-6 minutes.
- VMA can range from 8 to 24 km/h.
- VO2max can be estimated from VMA.
- Oxygen consumption cannot increase beyond VMA.
- VMA decreases by 5-10% every 10 years after 30 years old.
- VMA is useful for calculating power and managing performance.
- VMA can be determined through tests such as VAMEVAL, Luc Leger and Boucher, George Gacon, and the Navette test.
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