VO2 Max Test with Chapman & Olinger : Speakers & Interviews

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#30	Damn Shame April 8 at 8:40pm WIish the buckeye football players cared this much, maybe they would beat someone that mattered. reply
#29	CA March 19 at 4:32pm Yeah my home town is Park City, and I've ran in college up in ut as well. When I come to sea-level it takes me a while to acclimate for sure reply
#28	SJO Represent March 19 at 3:12pm Nice to see Dr. Joel Kary, Illinois Class A All State XC runner in the early 90's from St. Joseph-Ogden helping Chapman out at Butler U. reply
#27	Anonymous Coward March 19 at 11:22am the old video was the economy test http://www.flotrack.org/videos/play/88177-running-economy-test reply
#26	Anonymous Coward March 19 at 10:36am old video. reply
#25	Anonymous Coward March 19 at 10:03am I'm having difficulty in viewing this video. Could you guys post a low-res version of this as well. Thanks. reply
#24	Yep. March 19 at 9:30am you don't have to have a good VO2 to be a good runner, but many good runners tend to have good VO2's. i would agree that the anaerobic onset and lactic acid buffering/clearance ability would tell you more about running capability than this test. reply
#23	Tony Payne March 19 at 8:58am Oh and in response to the American Flyers clip below... Costner's stache is SAH-WEEEEEEET! reply
#22	Tony Payne March 19 at 8:56am CoacnB, I have also conducted many of those tests. You've never seen anyone drool as much as pulling that thing out of their mouths...hahahaha so gross! And taking BP during the latter stages of a VO2max test is awful. I have also been the subject in about 6 or 7 of them. I once tested at 81 mg O2/kg/min. However, I was no where near the runner that Olinger is. Which proves, the important parts of these tests is NOT the VO2 number that comes up, it is the calculation of % VO2max that corresponds to onset of lactate, the % of VO2max that can be maintained for a sustained period (a lot of which is determined by lactate accumulation), and probably more importantly than all the Velocity that you are running at VO2max, the velocity at onset of lactate accumulation, and the velocity that you can maintain for a given period of time. reply
#21	Chris March 18 at 11:20pm anyone know the range of error on these tests? reply
#20	CoachB March 18 at 10:48pm I performed over 60 of those tests for my masters thesis. I've taken a couple myself. They are never fun. Running with that tube in your mouth is horrible. At least the harness for the tube looks better than what we used to use. reply
#19	Gut Check March 18 at 10:05pm in response to the American Flyer, that is ... not Olinger http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39mPtTCwq00&feature=related reply
#18	Anonymous Coward March 18 at 10:03pm I'm not sure what kind of gut check this is, but it's awesome. reply
#17	Results March 18 at 8:38pm 83.4 reply
#16	Anonymous Coward March 18 at 8:33pm rough life bruce, good luck with that. reply
#15	Alex Green March 18 at 8:31pm I had been waiting for this for months, keep up throwing some of these vids in! reply
#14	Bruce Bassi March 18 at 8:29pm i wasted 7 min of my life watching him run and didnt get a number afterwards. thats gay. reply
#13	Julian Duarte March 18 at 8:16pm I see...Well then Ryan you have proven my initial assumption. Flotrack IS in fact better that re-runs. My apologies. reply
#12	Ryan From Flotrack March 18 at 7:56pm the first video was post altitude also, but it was testing running economy. so two different tests Running Economy Test w/Chapman & Olinger (low res) Get the Flash Player to see this player. reply
#11	Anonymous Coward March 18 at 7:22pm Duarte - not a re-run...first video like this was pre-altitude visit. Cool video...would be interesting to see if any changes occur in the near future. reply
#10	Asdf March 18 at 7:17pm When I was in freshman in high schooll I saw dan huling run at a track meet at Miami University and got his autograph.He inspired me to be a runner reply
#9	Matthew Schneider March 18 at 6:42pm Nobody can beat little boy Danny on American Flyers. . .haha classic movie even if you are a runner by trade. reply
#8	.................. March 18 at 5:00pm Did Brian beat the record from American Flyers? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39mPtTCwq00&feature=related reply
#7	Ed March 18 at 4:31pm I like the different views of his running form. reply
#6	kevind March 18 at 4:31pm Not a lot of teams holding full fledged workouts the week before (or after) Indoor National Champs. reply
#5	Julian Duarte March 18 at 4:28pm I thought flotrack was better than re-runs. Where is the real workout Wednesday reply
#4	Guppy March 18 at 4:08pm Wow. That's a pretty damn high VO2 max, even for a pro. He's right though, numbers in the lab don't mean anything on their own. It's the times in practice and especially races that matter and indicate fitness. Hopefully the lab times will translate into some good PRs. reply
#3	Sam March 18 at 3:30pm The first time I attempted to watch it, an error message appeared. I refreshed the page, and it works fine. Not sure what that means for you guys, but regardless, great couple of videos. I love how you guys touch base on all things running, rather than limiting your coverage to just racing. Thanks so much. reply
#2	Anonymous Coward March 18 at 3:25pm Do you have a video of Huling reply
#1	Nick Higgins March 18 at 3:07pm I always wanted to see a test like this take place. reply

Robert Chapman

VO2 Max Test with Chapman & Olinger

May 22, 2009

Robert Gary, coach of Brian Olinger, Dan Huling and The Ohio State University contacted Team Indiana Elite coach Robert Chapman. His athletes were going to try altitude training for the first time and he wanted to measure the benefits. Before the guys left for their month long training stint in the Park City, Utah area they stopped in Bloomington to meet with Chapman. They took part in tests such as running economy, VO2 Max and lactate threshold. Upon returning to Columbus, they went back down to Chapman to see how their bodies responded to the altitude. We were on hand to see some of the findings. This is the day after Olinger's return from altitude.

Watch the first test, Brian's Running Economy

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Robert Chapman's propensity for understanding the chemistry of successful training is something that he brings to his coaching style. While Chapman was at Indiana University the Hoosiers achieved NCAA…
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Chapman on getting athletes to believe	Training with Chapman - lactate	Team Indiana Elite Core Workout - Episode #13
VO2 Max Test with Chapman & Olinger	Ryan VO2 Max Results	Predict Ryan's VO2=Flotrack t-shirt
Training with Chapman - Team Indiana Elite	Robert Chapman, Team Indiana Elite	Chapman on CORE Routine
Running Economy Test	Running Economy Test w/Chapman & Olinger (low res)	Chapman on "What is fast"
Chapman on tests	Team Indiana Elite Workout	Team Indiana Elite - Altitude