performance diagnostics

Performance Diagnostics: Treatment, Effect & Risks

Performance diagnostics creates a performance profile through which strengths, abilities and weaknesses of the examined patients are determined. It is a branch of medicine. Mainly, this performance measurement is used in sports medicine. However, there is also a psychological performance measurement. The results provide information about what physical and psychological performance patients are capable of. … Performance Diagnostics: Treatment, Effect & Risks

Performance Diagnostics: How to Measure?

Pulse, blood pressure and lactate measurement: to test the endurance and resilience of the cardiovascular function, easy to determine parameters such as pulse rate, respiration and blood pressure are suitable. As the oxygen demand in the muscles increases during exercise, the respiratory rate, the heart beat volume and the pulse increase. In addition, the vessels … Performance Diagnostics: How to Measure?

Performance Diagnostics in Sports Medicine

Do you want to know how fitness and personal performance can be determined? A whole range of measurement methods is available to you for this purpose. But before the examinations are used, the first question to focus on is what purpose they serve. Human performance is determined by many factors: Physique, constitution, height and weight, … Performance Diagnostics in Sports Medicine

Cooper’s test

Synonyms in the broadest sense Endurance test, endurance run, 12 minute runThe Cooper Test is a 12 minute run. Named after the American sports physician Kenneth H. Cooper, this test is used in schools, in the army, in the selection of referees and in various sports games to test endurance performance. The test is easy … Cooper’s test

Training | Cooper’s test

Training Before you start training for a Cooper Test, you should determine the current state of the test, i.e. how fit the test person is. For this purpose, the Cooper Test is carried out without prior training and the performance capability is determined. Based on the result, a training plan can now be drawn up … Training | Cooper’s test

Evaluation Cooper Test | Cooper’s test

Evaluation Cooper Test Boys 12 years very good: 2650good: 2250satisfactory: 1850sufficient: 1550deficient: 1250 Very good: 2650 Good: 2250 Satisfactory: 1850 Sufficient: 1550 Defective: 1250 13 years very good: 2700good: 2300satisfactory: 1900sufficient: 1600deficient: 1300 Very good: 2700 Good: 2300 Satisfactory: 1900 Sufficient: 1600 Defective: 1300 14 years very good: 2750good: 2350satisfactory: 1950sufficient: 1650deficient: 1350 Very good: … Evaluation Cooper Test | Cooper’s test

Conconi Test

Synonyms in the broadest sense Endurance test, step test,The Conconi test was developed by the Italian biochemist Francesco Conconi. The Conconi Test, like all other endurance tests, attempts to determine the anaerobic threshold at endurance stress in order to draw conclusions about endurance performance and trainability. In this test the athlete has to increase the … Conconi Test

The Conconi test for cyclists | Conconi Test

The Conconi test for cyclists The Conconi test for cyclists is performed on a bicycle ergometer. The starting intensity depends on the individual performance and can be 50 watts, 75 watts or 100 watts. The first intensity level lasts two minutes. For all other levels, care is taken to ensure that the same work is … The Conconi test for cyclists | Conconi Test

Pulmonary function test

During the lung function test, the doctor can determine whether the lungs are working properly. Depending on the type of examination, it is measured how much air is moved through the lungs, at what speed and pressure this occurs and in what ratio the respiratory gases oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) are exchanged. In … Pulmonary function test

Values | Pulmonary function test

Values In order to understand which findings the physician obtains through a lung function test, one should look at the values determined. Respiratory volume (AZV): The amount of air the patient moves during normal, calm breathing (approx. 0.5 l). Inspiratory capacity (IC): The maximum volume of air the patient can breathe in after exhaling normally … Values | Pulmonary function test

Spirometry | Pulmonary function test

Spirometry Spirometry is also called the “small lung function test”. Spirometry enables the doctor to determine the vital capacity (i.e. the maximum amount of air that a person can breathe in and out) and the one-second capacity (how many liters of air are moved in one second during a strong exhalation). The measuring device, the … Spirometry | Pulmonary function test

Peak Flow | Pulmonary function test

Peak Flow Peak flow pulmonary function testing is less meaningful, but has the advantage that it can be performed by the patient himself. All the patient has to do is put his lips around the Peak Flow device, inhale and exhale as much as possible. The determined value is then read off in l/min either … Peak Flow | Pulmonary function test