Fundamentals of Exercise Testing

A few thoughts about exercise testing and its physiological basis. I cover the basic types of test from the point of view of Wasserman's gears model, as well as highlighting potential pitfalls of each test.
Wasserman et al. (1967) journals.physiology.org/doi/a...
Amann et al. (2008) pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18379...
Heuberger et al. (2017) www.thelancet.com/journals/la...
Blog post: drmarkburnley.wordpress.com/2...

[@timpodlogar]

Thanks a lot for another excellent lecture!! Cannot wait for the upcoming ones!!

[@all-outphysiology2177]

Cheers. More in the pipeline for sure!

[@nitro1sport]

Once again, wonderful lecture.
Thank you very much,
Can't wait for the one about critical power... 😉

[@efthymiosgazis1185]

excellent. Thank you very much.

[@michaelangermann5549]

Hi. Thanks for the great lecture. Just as a feedback - please tune up the volume of the voice, otherwise the advertisement is incredible loud. One question to the content: last slide --> which parameter would you use to set the load for a constant load test, if %VO2max an %Peak Power is "not allowed"? thank you!

[@Idanharat]

Is it possible to increse the audio volume level? Thank you!

[@all-outphysiology2177]

Adjustments made for future videos!

[@XX-is7ps]

Sounds fine to me