What is the average anaerobic threshold of a teenager?
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There is no answer to this question, but hopefully I can guide you in the right direction.\n\nThe Anaerobic Threshold varies from person to person, and, within a given individual, sport to sport. Untrained individuals have a low AT (approximately 55 % of VO2 max), and elite endurance athletes, a high AT (approx. 80 - 90% of VO2 max).\n\nSo it has more to do with what sort of shape you are in and your physiology than your age.\n\nBut there isn't an average AT for teens, simply because there are too many factors involved in the equation.
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Somewhere between 14 and 16.
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It depends on the conditioning of the individual. I did a similiar experiment with a class of 7th grade students, about 140 of them.  The marched in place for three minutes to burn up energy reserves and then continued for two more minutes.  Pulses and respiration were recorded at rest and each minute and for 5 minutes afterwards.  Results were interesting and revealing as to the physical condition of each student.
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For a 15 year old male the average height would be 67 inches (50th percentile) and the normal range would be from 63 inches (10th percentile) to 72 inches (90th percentile).
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Use a BMI calculator to tell you, here's a link:\n\nhttp://www.kidshealth.org/teen/nutrition/weight/weight_height.html
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Now let me tell u in honesty I am just 16 I do at least 150 sit-ups \n\n50 a timeaday and do it in the regular way bend my legs and \n\nkeep my feet on the floor while i am doing sit-ups, at least 90 \n\npush-ups a day and i do 30 a time, pull-up at least 30, and run 10 \n\nminutes aday i play soccer everyday so i am okay that is what i \n\ndo everyday Is that enough for a 16 years old boy i am 5"8' 140 i \n\nam not fat at all i just started for this summer.............~_~ SO U \n\nGET IT?
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Humans typically breathe between 12 and 20 times per minute, with children breathing faster than adults. Babies may breathe as much as 40 times per minute. Adults normally breathe about 500-700ml of air at a time. An average 14 year old takes around 30,000 breaths per day.
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It depends on the persons VO2 Max (how efficiently your body metabolizes oxygen in the blood).  A ten minute mile should be a fair jog but easily attainable for most, a five minute mile however is near impossible for (my guess) 98% of Americans.  An average one mile (sprint) for an average runner I believe is in the 7:30 minutes to 6:30 minutes range with some training of course.\n\nFor example I ran the Los Angeles Marathon (26.2 miles) and on my first attempt I finished 7,688 out of 25,000 and my average mile time was over 10:00 minutes per mile.  Less than 5% of all Americans will ever run a Marathon.
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According to the 2005 dietary guidelines from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), all children 2 years and older should get 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise on most, preferably all, days of the week.\nMost kids between 5 and 12 get about 9.5 hours a night, but experts agree that most need 10 or 11 hours each night. Sleep is an individual thing and some kids need more than others.
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Depends on your height, muscle mass, etc.\nCan't possibly answer without more info.
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Read your other posts.... at 155 (and in good shape athletically), you should be able to do the following:\nBench:155-175\nCurls: 40lbx1 per arm\nPush ups 30-40\nSitups 40-50\n\nIf you can do this... you're in excellent shape for your age. When I was 15, I could do about the same and I was a 3 sport high school athlete (bball, soccer, track)
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It depends on if your man or woman and your age and also your physical size. mine is about 88 beats per min.
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becareful. I knew a girl that ran 2:15 in the 6th grade... Never got any faster... don't burn her out
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There is no "norm" The avg is 120/80, depending. If you are a chronic hypotensive, this may be a high reading. O2 sats should be between 97-100% providing there is no underlying disease. again, normal pulse rates vary, but the avg is "80."
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1. Heart rate between 60-100 Beats Per Minute \n2. Blood sugar levels between 60 and 100\n3.Weight that is proportianate to their height\n4.Their stomach area is toned and in shape(if not, that is an indicator for those big and small that they are at risk for certain kinds of diseases related to the heart)\n5.They are physically active most of the time, whether it's at the gym, or just outside walking or jogging with friends, these people are no couch potatoes! \nHope that helps, I'll pray that you get an A!
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These are absolute minimums on the web site.  Max (where you want to be once you are a marine are 20 pullups, 100 crunches in two minutes and a 17 minute 3 mile run.  The other site is weight standards to enter and keep while you are in.\n**I just looked further.  There is no age difference anymore.  Everyone must comply with the standards of the 17-26 column
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I've coached XC for years.  You run 3.1 miles, but not on a flat surface. Usually, college boys are running this under 15 minutes.  Girls, usually under 17.  5 miles in 32 minutes is too slow.   But, it doesn't mean you shouldn't try out.  They can train you to run faster pretty quickly if you're dedicated.