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Yes. But at least the watch is comparing against a previous measurement, making the baseline consistent. It could have been named Vo5max and for me it'd have w
by Aperocky 2y ago
Yes. But at least the watch is comparing against a previous measurement, making the baseline consistent.
It could have been named Vo5max and for me it'd have worked. In the real world, this number actually tracks pretty linearly with how much faster I'm able to climb a hill on a bike.
- hamandcheese 2y ago> In the real world, this number actually tracks pretty linearly with how much faster I'm able to climb a hill on a bike. That's because both of those things are directly related to weight. (VO2 max is usually given in a weight-normalized unit. So losing weight will make it go up as long as you at least maintain your fitness).