Promoting alternative physical load measurement method : approacing %VO2 max through HR

The unit of kcal/min as physical load indicator unit has been broadly used. However, comparing physical load among different individuals by applying this unit may result in bias conclusion. Avoiding this bias, the use of %VO2max (percentage of oxygen uptake maximum) as physical load indicator unit w...

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Main Authors: Efi Yuliati Yovi, Yoshihiko Takimoto, Chikanobu Matsubara
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Published: International Ergonomics Association Press 2014
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spelling oai:http:--agris.upm.edu.my:0-8057Promoting alternative physical load measurement method : approacing %VO2 max through HREfi Yuliati YoviYoshihiko TakimotoChikanobu MatsubaraHANDLINGHEART RATEOXYGEN REQUIREMENTERGONOMICSAGRICULTUREMANUTENTIONFREQUENCE CARDIAQUEBESOIN EN OXYGENEERGONOMIEAGRICULTUREMANIPULACIONFRECUENCIA CARDIACAREQUERIMIENTO DE OXIGENOERGONOMIAAGRICULTURAThe unit of kcal/min as physical load indicator unit has been broadly used. However, comparing physical load among different individuals by applying this unit may result in bias conclusion. Avoiding this bias, the use of %VO2max (percentage of oxygen uptake maximum) as physical load indicator unit was proposed. The unit was derived from a comparative measurement meyhod accomodated difference on characteristics of each individual on load measurement. To make the measurement method applicable, an alternative method employing HR (heart rate) as primary data was examined in altering conventional methods (indirect calorimetric) commonly used for oxygen uptake estimation. Further, fairness on the use of %VO2 max against kcal/min as physical load indicator units, and effectiveness of alternative compared to conventional methods were examined. The results showed that %VO2max offered fair measurement in comparing physical load among individuals involved in the same physical activity. Further, indicated by results of degree of agreement analysis (95% limit of different, between the mean difference +- 1.96SD), the alternative method can be interchangeably with the conventional method. It was concluded that the alternative physical load measurement method has superiority on simple measurement method, fair judgement and good accurancy on its estimation.International Ergonomics Association PressKuala Lumpur, Malaysia2014-12-01T06:19:24Z2014-12-01T06:19:24Z2007Proceedings PaperArticleRefereedProceedings of Agriculture Ergonomics Development Conference: Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), 26-29 November 2007, p. 309-3140-9768143-6-6http://agris.upm.edu.my:8080/dspace/handle/0/8057MY2008050826enhttp://www.oceandocs.org/license
institution AGRIS
collection AGRIS
language English
topic HANDLING
HEART RATE
OXYGEN REQUIREMENT
ERGONOMICS
AGRICULTURE
MANUTENTION
FREQUENCE CARDIAQUE
BESOIN EN OXYGENE
ERGONOMIE
AGRICULTURE
MANIPULACION
FRECUENCIA CARDIACA
REQUERIMIENTO DE OXIGENO
ERGONOMIA
AGRICULTURA
spellingShingle HANDLING
HEART RATE
OXYGEN REQUIREMENT
ERGONOMICS
AGRICULTURE
MANUTENTION
FREQUENCE CARDIAQUE
BESOIN EN OXYGENE
ERGONOMIE
AGRICULTURE
MANIPULACION
FRECUENCIA CARDIACA
REQUERIMIENTO DE OXIGENO
ERGONOMIA
AGRICULTURA
Efi Yuliati Yovi
Yoshihiko Takimoto
Chikanobu Matsubara
Promoting alternative physical load measurement method : approacing %VO2 max through HR
description The unit of kcal/min as physical load indicator unit has been broadly used. However, comparing physical load among different individuals by applying this unit may result in bias conclusion. Avoiding this bias, the use of %VO2max (percentage of oxygen uptake maximum) as physical load indicator unit was proposed. The unit was derived from a comparative measurement meyhod accomodated difference on characteristics of each individual on load measurement. To make the measurement method applicable, an alternative method employing HR (heart rate) as primary data was examined in altering conventional methods (indirect calorimetric) commonly used for oxygen uptake estimation. Further, fairness on the use of %VO2 max against kcal/min as physical load indicator units, and effectiveness of alternative compared to conventional methods were examined. The results showed that %VO2max offered fair measurement in comparing physical load among individuals involved in the same physical activity. Further, indicated by results of degree of agreement analysis (95% limit of different, between the mean difference +- 1.96SD), the alternative method can be interchangeably with the conventional method. It was concluded that the alternative physical load measurement method has superiority on simple measurement method, fair judgement and good accurancy on its estimation.
format Proceedings Paper
author Efi Yuliati Yovi
Yoshihiko Takimoto
Chikanobu Matsubara
author_facet Efi Yuliati Yovi
Yoshihiko Takimoto
Chikanobu Matsubara
author_sort Efi Yuliati Yovi
title Promoting alternative physical load measurement method : approacing %VO2 max through HR
title_short Promoting alternative physical load measurement method : approacing %VO2 max through HR
title_full Promoting alternative physical load measurement method : approacing %VO2 max through HR
title_fullStr Promoting alternative physical load measurement method : approacing %VO2 max through HR
title_full_unstemmed Promoting alternative physical load measurement method : approacing %VO2 max through HR
title_sort promoting alternative physical load measurement method : approacing %vo2 max through hr
publisher International Ergonomics Association Press
publishDate 2014
url http://agris.upm.edu.my:8080/dspace/handle/0/8057
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