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To: KMT who wrote (787)7/27/2000 12:49:45 AM
From: Eric Fader  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3785
 
KMT - I think weightlifting may be the most difficult activity to measure accurately, but yes, there is an algorithm for it. I think it depends even more than usual on the user reporting accurately exactly what he or she was doing. A little help, Offie, Mads or Equalizzer?



To: KMT who wrote (787)7/31/2000 3:43:35 AM
From: Madeleine Harrison  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 3785
 
Hi KMT,
Yes, it works, and the CT1's Calorie Expenditure scale
can rate it on two scales of weight workout with
free weights, nautilus etc. A 6' 42 year old man weighing 170 lbs,
for instance, will burn 110 calories on a light
to moderate 30 minute session. Same person doing vigorous
power lifting and workout would burn about double that.
-Madly
(Did I guess your stats pretty closely? ;-)


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