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  1. Was riding on an exercise bike this morning in the hotel.

    I gave me a ton of info, RPM, MPH, Calories, Watts...etc.

    One item kept popping up that I didn't recognize: METS.

    Any help?

    TIA,

    -Bob

  2. Hell and High Water said:

    Was riding on an exercise bike this morning in the hotel.

    I gave me a ton of info, RPM, MPH, Calories, Watts...etc.

    One item kept popping up that I didn't recognize: METS.

    Any help?

    TIA,

    -Bob

    It's metabolic equivalents.

    1 MET = the energy (oxygen) used by the body as you sit quietly, perhaps
    while talking on the phone or reading a book. The harder your body works
    during the activity, the higher the MET.

    Any activity that burns 3 to 6 METs is considered moderate-intensity
    physical activity. Any activity that burns > 6 METs is considered
    vigorous-intensity physical activity.

    Wayne

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    Hell and High Water said:

    Was riding on an exercise bike this morning in the hotel.

    I gave me a ton of info, RPM, MPH, Calories, Watts...etc.

    One item kept popping up that I didn't recognize: METS.

    Any help?

    TIA,

    -Bob

    It's metabolic equivalents.

    1 MET = the energy (oxygen) used by the body as you sit quietly, perhaps
    while talking on the phone or reading a book. The harder your body works
    during the activity, the higher the MET.

    Any activity that burns 3 to 6 METs is considered moderate-intensity
    physical activity. Any activity that burns > 6 METs is considered
    vigorous-intensity physical activity.

    I seem to recall around 8-10.

    Thanks so much!

    -Bob

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    Wayne

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