Thresholds and Maximum Values: The Who's Who of Diagnostics
VO2max only shows what is theoretically possible, not what your body uses. On your second lactate threshold, not even 72 recognised models agree.

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Fabian has been an active triathlete for over 20 years and has worked successfully as a coach, trainer and diagnostician for more than 15 years. He brings this extensive experience, along with many years of working with training platforms of all kinds, to his work at obseed as a subject-matter expert.
VO2max only shows what is theoretically possible, not what your body uses. On your second lactate threshold, not even 72 recognised models agree.
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